The celestial highs and lows well known to festivalgoers reached new extremes at the nineteenth edition of Barcelona’s famous weekend-long celebration by the sea.

With roles in Gregg Araki’s new series Now Apocalypse and this week’s Shaft reboot along with a forthcoming book of poetry and directorial début, the former Nickelodeon star continues to celebrate the freedom to explore and experiment creatively.

In the latest edition of our beauty portfolio, the makeup artist explores her fascination with oil slicks in an arresting image of Paloma Elsesser that is nothing less than “a bit of magic.”

The Yale School of Drama graduate dissects gentrification and toxic masculinity in the Sundance hit The Last Black Man in San Francisco and looks ahead to a busy schedule full of projects with JJ Abrams, Jordan Peele, Spike Lee, and Aaron Sorkin.

After experimenting with photography, collage, and painting, the German model-turned-artist explores a sense of equilibrium in a new gallery show of her intricate sculptures inspired by the Bauhaus movement.

Part of the American foil team that ended a decades-long medal drought in Rio in 2016, the bronze medalist aims to give back to young aspiring fencers outside of the mainstream club system with EnGrd, a new digital training platform that will follow him along on his path to the Tokyo Olympics next year.

After planning to study medicine before becoming a writer and now an artist, the Austin native approaches her raw, delicate paintings, collages, drawings, and textiles with an open mind and trusts in her own instincts to roam as freely as the Texas landscape allows.

After shooting to fame out of obscurity by taking over the role of antagonistic jock Reggie on the teen hit Riverdale, the Korean-American actor makes history as an Asian leading man in the socially aware romance The Sun Is Also a Star.

After making his name in musicals, the openly gay actor has earned his third Tony nomination in five years for his first Broadway play in Burn This, playing a gay character for the first time in a historic season for queer representation in theater.