On her début album Lush, the nineteen-year-old Lindsey Jordan pulls from decades of indie rock in songs that feel both instantly relatable and enticingly specific as they point the way forward for the genre.

The breakout star of HBO’s dark family drama Sharp Objects holds her own against Amy Adams and Patricia Clarkson in her American début as a teenager with competing personalities.

Still just shy of his twentieth birthday, the young chef proves he’s ready to take charge with his new restaurant Gem, which bridges the divide between casual and fine dining with a set menu experience on New York’s Lower East Side.

The Emmy-nominated breakout star of Netflix’s hit series GLOW discusses the perks of female professional wrestling and the dissonance of her red-carpet-ready life as an actress on a show that allows her to access her true “Amazonian” self.

The young British designer pulls inspiration from nature and technology in her vivid prints and vibrant shearlings, all crafted with an eye towards sustainability.

The photographer finds intimate moments in the juxtaposition between the soon-to-be-extinct medium of large-format instant photography and over sixty new faces shot over just four days.

The Teen Wolf star establishes himself as a gay man—and a solo act after years of working alongside his twin—as he makes his Broadway debut in the seminal gay play The Boys in the Band as part of a historic cast composed entirely of openly gay actors.

On her début studio album Clean, the young musician explores anxieties and self-doubt, reminding that life and love aren’t safe or easy as she stakes out a place at the forefront of female rock.

Drawing on a wealth of visual knowledge gleaned from hours spent poring over books, Mugrabi reinterprets the concept of personal style to encompass art, architecture, and design as well in articles and her signature Muse Boards, which offer a new interpretation of the latest fashion collections.