It’s been more than a decade since Aino Jawo and Caroline Hjelt of Icona Pop first brought their foot-stomping thunder to pop music. Their multiplatinum hit “I Love It,” featuring vocals by hyper-pop princess Charli XCX, blew the doors off the world’s nightclubs and singles charts in equal measure, rewriting the definition of “radio friendly” in the early 2010s with its metallic edge and bratty defiance. 10 years after their first interview with The Untitled Magazine, Icona Pop are back as our September “NEXT Issue” cover stars to talk Club Romantech, collaborating with Galantis, SOFI TUKKER, and other dance music giants, and balancing their long-awaited comeback with new motherhood. Read the interview with Icona Pop below, and check out their cover shoot for “The NEXT Issue” with still and motion photography by Indira Cesarine.

Instead of viewing her individuality as a risk to her continued success, Natalie Morales channeled it into bringing groundbreaking queer characters to the small screen in shows like Dead to Me and Abby’s, telling the kinds of female LGBTQ+ stories that television has been slow to acknowledge. Her latest film, No Hard Feelings, sees her and Jennifer Lawrence starring as a pair of cash-strapped best friends in Montauk, and chaos ensues when Lawrence’s Maddie answers an unusual Craigslist ad. The Untitled Magazine sat down with Natalie Morales to talk No Hard Feelings, along with other exciting projects she has on the horizon, and the part she’s played in bringing LGBTQ+ stories to TV. Read her full interview with Editor-in-Chief Indira Cesarine below.

“There was this one article that was written about me. It was a woman that wrote it, and she said ‘Lottie Moss Hits Rock Bottom.’ I remember it so clearly, her really just talking shit about me.” For those only somewhat familiar with Lottie Moss, the headline might seem rather harsh. The half-sister of Kate Moss has worked for the likes of fashion giants Chanel and Calvin Klein on global campaigns, graced the covers of Vogue and Dazed multiple times before she hit 20, and had been set up as a rising titan of the modeling industry since childhood. Lottie was at the top of the modeling game throughout her adolescence, and to this day is still the bombshell we know her to be, so it is baffling to think of just what she could have possibly done to spur such a critical review. Sitting with Lottie on Zoom at the Moss family home in the English countryside, following her cover shoot by renowned Duran Duran keyboardist and photographer Nick Rhodes, she vividly recounts her journey to that so-called “rock bottom” to our editor-in-chief Indira Cesarine.

Many film stars will tell you that navigating life in the public eye is about having an anchor. British powerhouse Natalia Tena is one of them, but in her case, the anchor is literal – Tena is one of a handful of Londoners to call the city’s waterways her permanent home. With the Harry Potter films and multiple seasons of Game of Thrones under her belt by the age of 30, Tena had already accomplished more than most could dream up for an entire lifetime. But even with a resumé stacked with such career-defining franchises, there was still something missing, and that was life on the water. Shortly after John Wick: Chapter 4 was released to widespread acclaim from fans and critics alike, Tena opened her longboat to The Untitled Magazine for a chat about the film, her recent dive into women’s activism, and how getting in trouble at boarding school was the first spark of her megawatt success. Read Natalia Tena’s conversation with editor-in-chief Indira Cesarine below, with original photos by Jemima Marriott.

The multi-hyphenated Bella Thorne has taken several paths toward the “rebel” moniker. After landing her initial big break as CeCe Jones on Disney Channel’s Shake It Up in 2010, Bella pursued a myriad of other roles, from more children’s entertainment to adult independent films further down the line. While it is unsurprising that she, like other former child stars, has moved into a more mature career realm. Nobody could have envisioned her controversial yet fully realized directorial debut, Her & Him, or her cannabis brand Forbidden Flowers – except herself. As Bella has demonstrated, it takes the confidence of a visionary to take the path less traveled, one that is strenuous but ultimately rewarding. Before charging into 2023 with the Sundance premiere of her new retro sci-fi epic, Divinity, Thorne sat down with Untitled Editor-in-Chief Indira Cesarine to chat about her directorial debut, as well as her slew of recent projects and how she manages to balance her (extremely) busy life.

From her childhood days of singing songs from High School Musical and Hannah Montana, singer-songwriter Grace VanderWaal has always had a passion for performing. After being inspired by her Brazilian au pair to pick up the ukulele, VanderWaal hit it big at the age of 11 by competing on, and eventually winning, America’s Got Talent. The ukulele, paired with her emotional vocals, is what initially made VanderWaal stand out on the show, and it quickly became her trademark. However, she still discovered early that the “glamorous life” as a working kid in the industry was still one filled with its own downsides, and learned that young fame comes with a toll. VanderWaal talked all about “Lion’s Den,” her songwriting process, and finding herself as a young star for The Untitled Magazine’s “REBEL” Issue.

“As a country, we don’t treat women and people with wombs like they’re human beings, and it’s difficult to film certain scenes when there are things happening in the country that so closely parallel them.” The passion with which Madeline Brewer, Emmy-nominated actress on Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, speaks to us about women’s rights makes it no wonder why she is the perfect fit for her role of Janine Lindo. Brewer sat down with Indira Cesarine of The Untitled Magazine to talk all about The Handmaids Tale, her passion for women’s rights, and her latest projects.

Despite her current status as a rock star, The Pretty Reckless frontwoman Taylor Momsen started her life in front of the camera. At only two-years-old, she was starring in commercials, and by the age of six became an internationally recognized talent for her role as Cindy Lou Who in the blockbuster How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Her performance was so momentous she was even invited to meet the Queen of England. Read the interview with Taylor Momsen by Indira Cesarine for “The REBEL Issue”

Nadya Tolokonnikova, one of the founding members of the art collective Pussy Riot, is a once-in-a-generation rebel. Following an anti-Putin protest that took place in Moscow’s Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, an action now known as Pussy Riot’s “Punk Prayer,” Nadya and several fellow protesters were infamously sentenced to prison in 2012. One of The REBEL Issue’s first shoots was with the intensely captivating Nadya, whom Editor-in-Chief Indira Cesarine personally photographed on the day of her UkraineDAO NFT drop. In between shots for the issues cover, we watched in real-time as she raised over $7 million for Ukraine relief. Following her first interview with Untitled in 2022, Nadya once again caught up with us for the REBEL Issue for an exclusive interview about the birth of the Pussy Riot movement and how it has grown so exponentially to this day.

Singer Tinashe wants every one of her songs to “inspire fans to love themselves, be confident, or continue on their own personal journey.” That goal is one Tinashe has gratifyingly met with the release of 333 Deluxe, a reissued version of her acclaimed fifth studio album (released in 2021). On that album, confidence is the name of the game, with Tinashe spinning a whole new perspective on the original LP by adding a host of new tracks. Tinashe caught up with Editor-in-Chief Indira Cesarine to talk all about her career milestones and how they have all led up to 333 Deluxe.

It’s not everyday that an actor finds the opportunity to star in a blockbuster film alongside the likes of Charlize Theron, Kerry Washington, and Michelle Yeoh at the ripe age of 20. It’s even more rare that those heavy hitter co-stars are the supporting acts to their lead role. Actress and singer Sophia Anne Caruso is living that scenario with the upcoming movie The School for Good and Evil. The Netflix film, released in mid-October, is based on the beloved young adult novel by Soman Chainani,

The historic Black Panther Party, originally the Black Panther Party for Self Defense, is one of the most spoken about organizations of the civil rights movements, remembered even decades after its founding in 1966. Speaker, writer, educator, and former leader of the party Ericka Huggins dedicated much of her life to the party and continues to educate the public on the true story behind the Black Panthers. Huggins is now shining a light on the women of the party with her forthcoming book, Comrad

“Not guilty.” Those two simple words, accompanied by “Anna Delvey,” adorn one of the infamous socialite’s latest artworks, scrawled in color pencil repeatedly on a single piece of paper. Anna Delvey, whose birth name is Anna Sorokin, released the artwork as a means of “reclaiming her narrative” in order to tell her story from her own perspective. Russian-born and German-raised Anna Sorokin, daughter of a truck driver and a convenience store owner, made a name for herself in the mid-2010s off a

The Untitled Magazine’s 10th Anniversary Collector’s Print Edition, “The Rebel Issue,” Featuring Bella Thorne, Tinashe, Pussy Riot, Taylor Momsen, Anna Delvey, Lottie Moss, Grace Vanderwaal, And More Purchase The REBEL Issue 248 Pages, Perfect Binding. 8.5″ x 11.5″ Glossy Paper, 4 cover options Available for sale now in The Untitled Magazine boutique Preview on issuu.com The Untitled Magazine is pleased to present its 10th Anniversary Collector’s Print Edition, “The REBEL Issue,” launchi

Growing up as a member of Gen-Z comes with unique challenges. From the pandemic to living online, young people today are experiencing profound struggles, and with those struggles, profound emotions. Few artists have been able to harness and express the feelings of this generation like Valencia Grace. At just 18 years old, the singer-songwriter from Dorset, England, broke into the music industry during the first lockdown, using the time of isolation to focus on growth, healing, and self-expressio

Art collective, performance artists, girl group, punk band, anarchists… Pussy Riot has been labeled many different ways over the years, although few truly grasp the full scope of what they are about and many have perhaps underestimated their brilliance. Originally a roughly dozen-member Russian feminist collective, Pussy Riot is now a fully-fledged protest movement and DAO (decentralized autonomous organization), with hundreds of people identifying as part of the community standing for “gender f

Fresh from her 2022 Grammy win for ‘Album Of The Year’ with Jon Batiste, songwriter Autumn Rowe is on a roll. She was nominated at the 64th Grammy Awards for not just one but four awards, including “Record of the Year” for “Freedom” (a track she also produced); “Album of The Year” for WE ARE (she co-wrote five of the album’s 13 tracks); “Best Traditional R&B Performance” for “I Need You” and “Best R&B Album” for WE ARE. She also recently collaborated with the legendary Diana Ross for a remix of

It’s not every day an actor gets the opportunity to play a queen, but Bridgerton’s Golda Rosheuvel has taken on the task with gusto. As Queen Charlotte, Rosheuvel found it easier than you would imagine to perform as such a royal character, owing to her unique background and upbringing. Born in Guyana and raised in England from age five, Rosheuvel was no stranger to the more ubiquitous aspects of high society like afternoon teatime and horseback riding. Thanks to her posh mother, Rosheuvel was ab

In many ways, Scottish singer-songwriter Nina Nesbitt skipped a lot of the early stages of the typical career path of music stars. After being asked to join Ed Sheeran on tour over a decade ago, Nesbitt saw rapid, almost overnight success, with a slew of new fans waiting at her doorstep to see what more she had to offer. And offer she did, making a name for herself as a thoughtful and introspective storyteller, with a pop sensibility that just last year earned her the Woman in Music award at the

At 85, if you could sit down to talk with your 25-year-old self, what would you say? That is the main idea behind actress and filmmaker Morgane Polanski’s latest short film, Through the Looking Glass. Starring Dame Siân Phillips, and with costumes done by Maria Grazia from Dior, the film is an introspective thriller that looks inward to create the full picture. Aside from that project, created by her own Stroke Productions and touring festivals last year, Polanski has been on her toes lately, wo