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Lindsey Normington on Why Sex Work Is Art — And Hollywood Still Doesn’t Get It
She just finished an acting class, a run, and yoga, all before noon. Next month, she shoots her first self-written, self-directed short film. But that’s not what we’re here to talk about.
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Why Horror Is the Most Interesting Art Form Right Now
For much of its commercial history, horror was treated as the lowest rung of culture: disposable, juvenile, pandering to our worst impulses. Today, that picture has been almost entirely reversed.
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Julia Doyle Embraces Her “Crazy Eyes”
At just 22, the Toronto-born actress has become one of television’s most compelling new villains in FROM. We sat down with Doyle to talk “crazy eyes,” narrow escapes, and the fine art of playing a monster in a church girl outfit.
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Stephen Dawes Is Creating a Musical Time Capsule
Nineteen, living in Los Angeles, and the messy art of growing up, through the eyes of Stephen Dawes.
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Mattea Conforti Understands the Power of Being a Teenage Girl
Mattea Conforti dives into queer identity and teenage girlhood in The Testaments.
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Inde Navarrette is Obsessed
Inde Navarrette describes her acting as instinctive and emotionally precise. In Obsession, she says she immediately understood Nikki on a deep level, allowing her to move between grounded realism and intense emotional extremes with ease.
