Film & TV
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Zoe Phillips in one word: Captivating!
Meet Australian actress Zoe Phillips, who plays Abra in the global hit series East of Eden – she speaks to us about legacy, craft and gratitude.
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Kartanya Maynard – A Long Way From Home
From Heartbreak High to HBO, Kartanya Maynard takes her distinctive Australian spirit to London for War – and discovers that some things don’t change wherever you land.
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Mia Challis – Enjoying the ride!
Leading into the Outer Banks finale, Mia Challis lets loose, celebrating the journey and the fans who have helped make this chapter so memorable for her.
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Davida McKenzie on Breaking Out
Revisiting our conversation with actress Davida McKenzie – on leaving New Zealand, chasing bigger stages, and her determinations in shaping the next chapter.
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Julian Brave Noisecat & SUGARCANE
A year on from the Academy Award nomination of Julian Brave NoiseCat for Sugarcane, its resonance feels less like a moment and more like a mandate.
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Beulah Koale – Whānau & the Art First
Beulah Koale – on integrity, authenticity, living for his art, and above all the love for family that underscores it all.
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Duane Evans Jr. – Timelessness – A Return
Revisit Duane’s story, unfolding not just in words, but through a men’s beauty series that captured the complexity of a new generation of talent
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Ana Chaya Scotney doesn’t fit genres – she detonates them!
An emerging leader in contemporary culture, who defines the moment by daring to expand its boundaries.
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Tioreore Ngātai-Melbourne knows herself – you should too!
Named a Rising Star at the Toronto International Film Festival, Tioreore Ngātai-Melbourne is ready for a new challenge.
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Zoe Boe – the art of becoming
Featured in It’s Interval Issue 3, Zoe Boe is an actor who feels both entirely of the moment and quietly ahead of it.










