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TV & FILM

KEELEY KARSTEN

Rising star Keeley Karsten is stepping into the spotlight with a new generation of chaos in Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair. Having first caught attention in The Fabelmans, the Golden Globe-winning film from Steven Spielberg, Karsten now takes on a very different challenge: comedy. In the reboot of the beloved sitcom Malcolm in the Middle, she plays Leah, Malcolm’s daughter, bringing a fresh perspective to the famously dysfunctional family.

TV & FILM

JACOB GUTIERREZ

Jacob Gutierrez’s journey into Big Mistakes began in the most unexpected way through a call from his niece while he was preparing to start graduate school. Working at Gayle Keller Casting, she urged him to audition for a role the team couldn’t quite cast, telling him, “the guy Dan Levy is describing… is you.” Gutierrez read the script, taped, and then almost forgot about it entirely. Weeks later, between callbacks and a chemistry read with Dan Levy, he found out he had booked the role, still half-convinced it might not be real until official confirmation arrived.


TV & FILM

NATALIE GRACE

Natalie Grace makes a striking debut in The Mummy, bringing both intensity and vulnerability to one of 2026’s most anticipated releases. Drawn in by the script’s gripping storytelling, she recalls instantly connecting to the role - so much so that she could vividly imagine herself in every scene from the very first read.

Taking on the physically and emotionally demanding part meant confronting real fears, including filming inside a sarcophagus despite her claustrophobia. Through rigorous stunt training, movement work, and complete immersion in the character, Grace pushed beyond her limits, emerging with newfound confidence and a deepened love for performance. Off set, she balanced the intensity by escaping into books, reading dozens during filming to stay grounded.

MUSIC

D3LTA

D3lta is an emerging artist driven by emotion, instinct, and a deep need for self-expression. Inspired early on by Green Day’s Bullet in a Bible, he realised music could create a powerful connection between artist and audience.

Starting out on acoustic guitar at 13, his sound has grown from influences like Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Oasis into a more refined, intentional style. His latest track, “Mad About It,” captures the intensity and uncertainty of new relationships, blending raw emotion with a spontaneous, unpredictable sound.

MUSIC

CHARLS

There’s a quiet confidence surrounding CHARLS - the kind that doesn’t demand attention but effortlessly commands it. Emerging with a sound rooted in raw honesty and emotional clarity, CHARLS is carving out a space that feels both deeply personal and widely relatable. Blending introspective songwriting with a fearless approach to storytelling, their music captures the complexities of growing up, letting go, and learning to trust yourself.

MUSIC

LOLA BATES

Rising artist Lola Bates is stepping into her own with a sound that blends classic rock spirit with deeply personal songwriting. Raised on the music of The Beatles, Elton John, and Joni Mitchell, Bates grew up immersed in rich melodies and storytelling - an influence that continues to shape her music today. After years of classical piano training, she discovered her voice as a songwriter in her teens, finding a powerful creative connection with the instrument that confirmed music was her calling.


FASHION

DEPARTURE

Change rarely feels dramatic while it’s happening. One day, what once felt natural no longer fits, and the past becomes something you visit only in memory.

She moves through a familiar house, surrounded by the traces of who she has been. But as the story unfolds, so does her wardrobe. The shapes grow sharper, the textures more unexpected. What was once simple becomes deliberate. Eclectic. Bold.

FASHION

NIKITA KARIZMA

Nikita Karizma is a London-based British-Indian designer whose eponymous label blends fearless glamour with heritage craftsmanship. Raised above her grandfather’s iconic saree boutique in Wembley, she learned the language of rich fabrics, intricate embroidery, and vibrant colour from an early age.  Worn by icons like Paris Hilton and Odessa A'zion, her designs are unapologetically bold - a dialogue between tradition and the future of fashion...

FASHION

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.

CULTURE

ALLY & G

Ally and G didn’t set out to build a brand—they simply refuse to edit themselves. After meeting at a community radio open day, the pair quickly realised their chemistry, with the help of their moms, and this friendship quickly blossomed far beyond the mic...

CULTURE

MOLLIE PEARCE & CONNOR BALL

Mollie Pearce shot to fame on the second season of The Traitors, winning fans over with her quick wit, charm, and fearless personality. 

Connor Ball, bassist of global pop sensation The Vamps, is now turning heads with his new band Dream House, delivering catchy, high-energy pop with a fresh edge.

Now, the pair are taking on their boldest challenge yet: walking 131 miles from Oxford to Leicester Square - five marathons in five days to raise funds and awareness for Crohn’s & Colitis.

CULTURE

ZACHARY HART

Emerging as a distinctive voice in contemporary performance, Zachary Hart is quickly establishing himself as one of the most compelling young actors to watch. With a run of acclaimed theatre performances and an expanding presence on television, he brings a striking blend of emotional honesty, sharp instinct, and fearless energy to every role. Whether navigating the raw, divisive intensity of Stereophonic, finding humour in heartbreak in The Seagull, or stepping into large-scale productions for the screen, Hart approaches his craft with a rare combination of humility and ambition. 

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