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JAMIE KENNA
From the gritty streets of Coronation Street to the sweeping fantasy landscapes of House of the Dragon, Jamie Kenna has built a career defined by versatility, instinct and an undeniable ability to disappear into the characters he plays. Now starring as DS Ellis Dougherty in the new series Dr. Winter, Jamie steps into another richly layered role, a salt-of-the-earth detective with old-school values, sharp instincts and a refreshingly human edge...
DAVID WEBSTER
With a growing list of credits across some of television and film’s most talked-about projects, David Webster is an actor and writer carving out an exciting space for himself both in front of and behind the camera. From The Way Home, Ginny & Georgia and The Boys to Luckiest Girl Alive, David has already built an impressive body of work, and now takes on one of his most intriguing roles yet in Netflix’s Unabomber.
RILEY DAVIS
With a growing presence in young adult drama, Riley Davis is making waves in his latest role as Noah Bainbridge in Netflix’s romantic sports series Crew Girl. Following his appearance as Sean in Prime Video’s Off Campus, Riley is embracing a new challenge, diving into the world of competitive rowing and the complexities of friendship, love and belonging. From building genuine connections with his castmates to discovering the softer, more heartfelt side of Noah, Riley brings warmth, humour and plenty of heart to the screen. As Crew Girl explores the power of teamwork and acceptance, Riley opens up to Revamp about his latest role, life on set and the excitement of being part of the YA genre.
PARSON JAMES
For Parson James, music has always been more than a creative outlet - it has been a way to understand the world, find identity, and make sense of life’s chaos. Growing up in South Carolina as a queer, mixed-race child, James found an early sense of belonging through music, inspired by everyone from Selena and Mariah Carey to Johnny Cash, Bill Withers and Amy Winehouse. From singing in his local Baptist church to developing his own deeply personal songwriting style, honesty has remained at the heart of his artistry...
KYLIE CANTRALL
Kylie Cantrall has been entertaining audiences since she was just four years old, turning childhood bedroom concerts and living-room performances into a career spanning music and acting. Now, with her new EP Valley Girl Problems, Kylie is embracing a more vulnerable side of herself, transforming heartbreak, friendship breakups, and growing pains into music that feels both deeply personal and undeniably fun. Alongside her role as Red in Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, Kylie is stepping into a new chapter - one where she’s trusting her instincts, revealing more of who she is, and inviting listeners to get to know the woman behind the performer. We caught up with Kylie to talk music, Rihanna, heartbreak, Descendants and everything in between.
JHART
JHart has spent years behind the scenes shaping the sound of some of music’s biggest names, but he is now stepping firmly into the spotlight as an artist in his own right. Shaped by his British roots, Atlanta’s rich R&B culture, and a lifelong passion for songwriting, his new music offers a deeply personal look at the person behind the pen. From the introspective, autobiographical Bby Blue to the playful escapism of Full Fantasy, JHart is embracing vulnerability, individuality, and artistry on his own terms.
BARRUS LONDON brings high society together at LONDON FASHION WEEK SS27
SEPTEMBER 2026 - Saturday 19th September, BARRUS London showcased their latest collection at London Fashion Week to celebrate the creativity and vibrancy of the city.
Created and designed by Neslisah Yilmaz, Barrus London joins the Fashion Britain campaign with an immersive experience celebrating craftsmanship, heritage and innovation...
ONE SCOOP STORE
One Scoop Store, the pre-loved retailer founded by vintage expert Holly Watkins, has opened a second store in Stoke Newington and is introducing menswear for the first time. With the vintage and resale market continuing to thrive, it’s becoming a more condensed space for independent retailers, but keeping ahead of the curve with face-to-face community sales and introducing new stock that customers are looking for, like menswear, is the way to stay at the forefront of the growing industry. We spoke to Holly about all things vintage, timeless classics and real-life shopping.
MASON BLAKE
Mason Blake is a rising Gen Z fashion and content creator known for his humour, authenticity, and bold self-expression. Positioning himself as an “online best friend,” he has built a loyal audience through relatable, story-driven content and his playful “delulu” alter ego.
Blending fashion with personality, Blake uses style as a form of self-expression, confidently exploring different sides of his identity. Alongside major brand collaborations and standout moments like his first TK Maxx billboard, he continues to use his platform to champion representation as a Black queer creator.
DIVINA DE CAMPO
From the dazzling world of drag to the stages of musical theatre, Divina de Campo has never shied away from the unexpected. Now, the powerhouse performer takes on 14 characters in Amanda: The Night Before Me, a deeply personal and moving story of identity, self-discovery and finding the courage to live authentically. Following sold-out performances in Austria and Germany, the production arrives in London’s intimate Bridge House Theatre, where Divina brings Amanda’s journey to life with a captivating blend of emotion, humour and heart. We caught up with Divina to talk about the show, representation, performing multiple characters and whether she could ever be tempted back into the Werk Room…
FISAYO AKINADE
From Manchester drama clubs to the stages of the Royal Shakespeare Company, Fisayo Akinade has always followed where the story takes him. What began as a hobby after an injury put an end to his dreams of becoming a gymnast quickly evolved into something much bigger, leading him to the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and, ultimately, a career spanning some of Britain’s most celebrated stages and screens...
ALISTAIR PETRIE
With a career spanning acclaimed television, film and theatre, Alistair Petrie brings a wealth of experience and emotional depth to his latest role in Brian Friel’s A Month in the Country at the Donmar Warehouse. Making his Donmar debut under the direction of Lyndsey Turner, Petrie was drawn to the play’s deeply human exploration of unrequited love, longing, regret and the lives we imagine for ourselves...