THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 19th November 2022

INTERVIEW: SOPHIA ANNE CARUSO ON HER STARRING ROLE IN NETFLIX’S “THE SCHOOL FOR GOOD AND EVIL,” AS WELL AS NEW VENTURES IN MUSIC AND POETRY

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 UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 13th October 2022

INTERVIEW: BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADER ERICKA HUGGINS ON THE HISTORY OF THE MOVEMENT AND HER NEW BOOK “COMRADE SISTERS” WITH STEPHEN SHAMES

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

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 8th October 2022

“NO REGRETS”: EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH ANNA SOROKIN AKA ANNA DELVEY ON PRISON REFORM AND CREATING ART BEHIND BARS

“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 • 22nd September 2022

’S 10TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTOR’S PRINT EDITION, “THE REBEL ISSUE,” FEATURING BELLA THORNE, TINASHE, PUSSY RIOT, TAYLOR MOMSEN, ANNA DELVEY AND MORE

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

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 27th May 2022

INTERVIEW: 18-YEAR-OLD VALENCIA GRACE ON HER LATEST TRACK “GOODBYE” AND THE INSPIRATION BEHIND HER HEARTFELT MUSIC

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

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 20th May 2022

INTERVIEW: PUSSY RIOT’S NADYA TOLOKONNIKOVA ON BRINGING ACTIVISM INTO THE CRYPTO AGE WITH NFTS AND UNICORNDAO

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

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 16th May 2022

INTERVIEW: FROM SOUTH BRONX TO ALBUM OF THE YEAR AT THE 2022 GRAMMY’S, SONGWRITER AUTUMN ROWE SHARES HER INSPIRING JOURNEY IN MUSIC

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

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 25th March 2022

INTERVIEW WITH A QUEEN: GOLDA ROSHEUVEL ON PLAYING BRIDGERTON’S QUEEN CHARLOTTE, THE IMPORTANCE OF DIVERSITY, AND HER UNIQUE UPBRINGING

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

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 14th February 2022

INTERVIEW: NINA NESBITT SHARES INSIGHT ON HER FORTHCOMING ALBUM AS WELL AS THE INSPIRATION FOR HER LATEST TRACK “WHEN YOU LOSE SOMEONE”

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

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 20th December 2021

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: MORGANE POLANSKI CONFRONTS HER YOUNGER AND OLDER SELVES IN SHORT FILM “THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS” FOR THE “INNOVATE” ISSUE

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

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 20th November 2021

10 YEARS AFTER “FRIDAY,” REBECCA BLACK SHARES HOW FAR SHE’S COME WITH EP “REBECCA BLACK WAS HERE” FOR ’S “INNOVATE” ISSUE

Rebecca Black was one of the first true stars of the internet. The singer went viral back in 2011 at the age of 13 for her song “Friday,” an innocent celebration of end-of-week joy that saw her shot into the public eye and heavily scrutinized at such a young age. 10 years later, Rebecca Black has proved her staying power with the release of her new EP Rebecca Black Was Here, a collection of songs that stand as a declaration of independence and queer pride. The EP headlines a period of reinventio

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 20th October 2021

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: NICK RHODES OF DURAN DURAN ON THEIR NEW ALBUM, FUTURE PAST, AND THEIR SECRET TO STAYING INNOVATIVE

The Untitled Magazine’s EIC Indira Cesarine caught up with legendary multiplatinum music legends Duran Duran for our INNOVATE Issue to discuss their new album FUTURE PAST, which releases globally on October 22nd. The album features a lineup of incredible collaborations including the likes of Mark Ronson, Tove Lo, Mark ‘Spike’ Stent, David Bowie’s former pianist, Mike Garson, Ivorian Doll, and Japanese rock band, CHAI. Keyboardist Nick Rhodes gave us the inside story on the making of the album as

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 22nd September 2021

COVER STAR DOVE CAMERON OPENS UP ABOUT HER COMING OUT JOURNEY AND HOW SHE FACED THE PANDEMIC IN THE “INNOVATE” ISSUE

Preview our feature with our cover star Dove Cameron below, and check out the full 14-page interview and photoshoot in The Untitled Magazine‘s latest print edition, The INNOVATE Issue out now. “Innovation to me really means completely tapping out of every other input from anything other than yourself, drawing completely from the purest space that you can — that is uninterrupted by any other frequency, any other opinion, any other human beings — and creating from there. Creating something fresh,

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 16th April 2021

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: HAYLEY HASSELHOFF ON BODY POSITIVITY, MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS, AND HER JOURNEY AS CURVE MODEL AND ACTIVIST

Kicking off her career at age 14 as a curve model, the now 28-year old Hayley Hasselhoff has since evolved to encompass so much more. A model, actress, activist, and public speaker, Hasselhoff has not only expanded her platform, but used it to accomplish so much in the realms of women’s health, body positivity, and mental well-being awareness. In addition to becoming the first plus-sized model to grace the cover of European Playboy this year, Hasselhoff has stayed busier than ever, with activist

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 19th February 2021

TAYLOR MOMSEN OF THE PRETTY RECKLESS ON HER BATTLE CRY FOR LIFE, “DEATH BY ROCK AND ROLL,” OVERCOMING TRAGEDY, AND HEALING THROUGH MUSIC

“Without this album, I don’t know where I would be right now, I don’t know if I would still be around. I was that low.” Death, tragedy, substance abuse – in the years since her last album for The Pretty Reckless, to say Taylor Momsen has been through a lot would be an understatement. After the passing of her long time friend and collaborator, Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell, who tragically died while touring with the band, followed by the death of their producer Kato Khandwala, her album “Death By R

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 22nd October 2020

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: PAAPA ESSIEDU CAPTIVATES US ON SCREEN THIS YEAR IN "I MAY DESTROY YOU" AND "GANGS OF LONDON"

Despite the pandemic, actor Paapa Essiedu has had quite a prolific year. Right off the heels of the critically acclaimed I May Destroy You, on which he played the understated yet complex Kwame, Essiedu is on our screens again, this time in a completely different role. Diving into the seedy underbelly of London, Essiedu’s newest project, Gangs of London explores the violent and rivalrous workings of the city’s most prominent gangs and organized crime organizations. Essiedu plays Alex Dumani, the

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 5th May 2020

NASTY CHERRY: EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE FEMALE FOURSOME LAUNCHED BY CHARLI XCX

Indie girl band Nasty Cherry exploded onto the scene in 2019 when pop-icon Charli XCX brought together four young women to create the girl group of her dreams which debuted with the Netflix special “I’m With the Band: Nasty Cherry.” The half UK / half US group consists of guitarist Chloe Chaidez, drummer Debbie Knox-Hewson, bassist Georgia Somary, and singer Gabi Bechtel. “Forming a band on a TV show sounded like the most fucking fun and crazy idea,” recalls lead singer Betchel. The intimate 6-p

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 1st November 2019

COREY HARPER ON FOLK ROCK AND NEW DIRECTIONS WITH HIS EP "BARELY PUT TOGETHER" - PHOTOGRAPHY BY INDIRA CESARINE

Our eyes are on rising talent Corey Harper who will be hitting the charts sooner than later. He has been compared to John Mayer endlessly for their similar heartfelt folk-inclined ballads and has opened arena shows for mega-pop sensations Justin Bieber and Niall Horan. Harper has been in the spotlight lately, not just for his music, but also his relationship with model and actress Ireland Baldwin, and pals Cody Simpson and Bieber. Despite the paparazzi attention, Harper’s music speaks for itself

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 27th June 2019

AT HOME WITH SONGSTRESS STELLA SANTANA

Sonically, Stella Santana is laid-back and high-pitched; an eccentric and elegant contrast that lend her melodies a very particular sass. Yes – her father is one of the most famous guitarists in the world (does the name Carlos Santana, ring a bell?), but Stella’s professional and personal venture wasn’t music-focused. When high school was over, she chose Pepperdine University over guitars, detached from the arenas and stages that she grew up with. Stella made a pivotal switch from intercultural

THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE • 10th May 2019

IONNALEE: MEET THE EXPERIMENTAL VISIONARY MERGING MUSIC AND VISUAL ART

Ionnalee started her newest musical venture “as a small short term anonymous and personal side project” deeming its core the connection with her audience, and it’s palpable: during her recent NYC show the crowd coordinated their own flashmob, and in São Paolo they recited along to each word of her feature film before the show started. Stuck in the idea of the “now” she started live Youtube broadcasts, only available at a specific time and place. She says its “just like a physical concert, so the