Interviews
"Continue to Learn": The Words Chef Sanjeev Kapoor Lives By
With over 20 million followers across his social channels, more than 150 cookbooks to his name, a Hindi-language cooking channel and 19 years of hosting Khana Khazana, the longest-running TV cooking show in Asia, it's safe to say Sanjeev Kapoor is one of the most accomplished
'It's Fine, I'm Fine' Star Ana Maria Belo on Embracing Her "deaf superpowers" - and Shining Along the Way
Performing was "never a question" for Ana Maria Belo. The star of It's Fine, I'm Fine says she's been in love with the craft since she was a child, playing an owl in a primary school production, re-enacting scenes from Fawlty
'Broke Actor' Stars and Creators Sangeetha Gowda & Marshall-Weishuai Yuan On Never Giving Up On Your Dreams
Audition after audition, rejection after rejection - we've all heard how hard it is to be an actor. But what happens when you're culturally diverse too? NOAH Films founders Sangeetha Gowda and Marshall-Weishuai Yuan are smashing open the world of "ethnic" artists in their
Virginie Laverdure: From Behind the Camera to Pursuing Her Dreams On-Screen
Virginie Laverdure had always wanted to be an actor - but growing up with Mauritian heritage in the 90s in Australia, it just didn't seem possible. It was, after all, the era of Ali Brahe-Daddo, Elle Macpherson and the women of "Aerobics Oz-Style." No one
Bali Padda Talks 'Optics', Finding Joy in Acting and Why He'll Never Stop Championing Diversity
Unlike many in the entertainment industry, Bali Padda says he "did not have an artistic upbringing whatsoever." But what he did have was something beautiful. Growing up in Western Sydney as the child of Sikh Punjabi immigrants, Bali's everyday life was immersed in storytelling and music.
Abbie Hills Talks Being an Access Coordinator - and Shaking Up the Entertainment Industry!
Growing up, actor, writer and producer Abbie Hills never saw people with cerebral palsy on screen. It wasn't until she was a teenager that she felt represented for the first time, thanks to RJ Mitte who played Walt Jr. on Breaking Bad. More than a decade on, the
'Audrey' Star Hannah Diviney on Rising Stardom & Shattering Disability Stereotypes
When Hannah Diviney was offered the role of snarky teen Norah Lipsick in the Aussie dramedy, Audrey, she knew right away she was up for the challenge. The 24-year-old Sydney-sider - who, FYI, is delightfully far from snarky herself but claims to share Norah's sarcastic tone
Maxwell Acee Donovan on Protecting Ecosystems & Inspiring Change Through Nonprofit, Nature's Negotiators
When he's not entertaining us as the fun-loving Green Bay Packers-obsessed Nate Runck in That '90s Show - say it with me now: bro! - Maxwell Acee Donovan is busy figuring out ways to protect ecosystems and inspire change. The 19-year-old actor is behind , an
Big Mountain's Quino McWhinney on Sudden Fame & Reggae With Purpose
This one's for my fellow kids of the 90s who were obsessed with Reality Bites and had Big Mountain's "Baby, I Love Your Way" playing on repeat - like I did! Lead singer Joaquin "Quino" McWhinney is one of the most fascinating people
Getting to Know Celebrity Wig Stylist Kyle Kneath
When it comes to wigs, Kyle Kneath knows it all. The talented wig stylist and TVSN presenter from Wales has been honing his craft for three decades. His creativity and attention to detail has made him one of the most respected stylists in the industry - and he's always
LISTEN NOW: An Interview with Musician & TikTok Star Nick de la Hoyde
Nick de la Hoyde is a talented singer, songwriter and rapper whose music has been streamed millions of times across the globe. But if you ask any TikTok user, he's also a megastar on the platform who's going viral because of his kindness. Yes, kindness. The
Taboo Talks Cultural Identity & His New Empowering Book for Kids
For many of us who are bi-racial, multi-racial or the children of immigrants, it can be difficult to figure out who we really are. Sometimes we feel like we don't fit in. That we don't belong to one culture or another. That we'