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With a tremendous fan base that cares deeply about its characters, Freeform’s Grown-ish continues to grow into its own creative skin, developing long-form storytelling that viewers tune in for both on the network and on Hulu, which airs episodes the following day. As Javier, Miami-born Henri Esteve is a part of that magical mix, though he has his sights set on so much more in the industry, which we were happy to break down with him in our latest seven question session.

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With their new album Waiting to Get Paid now available via Light Organ Records, Alex Little and the Suspicious Minds have blended the upbeat swagger of 80s pop with the brutal honesty of adult living, crafting a record that you can enjoy on both the surface level and somewhere deep beneath. And while we have all done our fair share of idling this past year, we’re happy that we don’t have to wait on Waiting to Get Paid, which is why we sat down with Alex Little for our latest seven question session.

While luck can pay off, hard work is a more reliable source of continued success. Take for example Patrick Sabongui, who in the last year alone has starred in Firefly Lane, Shameless, and The Flash, a series that he has been active with since Season 1, playing Chief David Singh. But working on camera is not the only hustling the Montreal-born actor is doing day-to-day. Actively developing projects of his own, Sabongui has established a production company, Life Force Films, and has some exciting things in the works, which he shared with us in our latest seven question session.

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With so many companies doing so many interesting things, we have decided to profile those trying to make a difference beyond the consumer level. For this first coverage profile we’re highlighting actual coverage – Nic Tailor, a custom men’s underwear brand that recently launched a body positivity campaign, encouraging men to find comfort in more than the boxers that hug their booties. We sat down with the founder of the brand, Cal Mosack for a CUSTOMIZED seven question session.

With his latest single “One More Time,” singer-songwriter Nick Leng has pivoted from what was to what is. He admits that there was a time in the not-so-distant past when he was working on tracks that other people felt suited him better than he himself did, so he responded in the only way that he could… by starting to write music that he was passionate about again. Now, with a new album on the horizon, he is not only excited about that collection of songs to come, but a future filled with the countless songs scratching to get out of his head, which is why we sat down with him for a brand new seven question session.

While Adam Schatz hopes that the next Landlady album doesn’t take quite as long to manifest, he is also happy to take his time with inspiration, recording snippets of songs on his phone for later use, should they be deemed worthy of creative continuation. That’s how some of the songs off of their latest self-titled record found their way to the finish line, and it’s this patient approach that has blessed these tracks with a gestation period of perfectly polished development. With his brand new podcast Landladyland just announced, we sat down with Schatz for a seven question session.

If you think you’ve been patiently impatient waiting for Marvel’s Black Widow, imagine what it has been like for actress Jade Ma, who plays an as-yet-revealed character in the on-hold tentpole. Thankfully, she has had other projects to keep her busy during the long pause, including the popular Netflix series Zero Chill, where she was able to tap into her childhood ice skating skills to, as they say, pay the bills. With the family drama currently captivating families on the streaming service, we sat down with Ma for our latest seven question session.

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With his latest single “Wounded Heart” doing the opposite and healing the hearts of music lovers, singer-songwriter Keeton Coffman is bringing a creative confidence to the virtual stage. His upcoming album Hard Times (due June 18) encompasses a personal journey told from a storyteller’s perspective, but in a year when everyone has been hit with their fair share of difficulties, the hard times that the Texas-born musician lays out could just as easily be our own. That’s why we sat down with Coffman for a brand new seven question session.

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Singer-songwriter Jenn Grinels has not always considered herself to be a prolific writer, but quarantine kept her from the place she had grown so comfortable with – the road. Forced to rethink her creative output, Grinels traded in performances for creative collaborations, and in the process, a plethora of new songs were born, including those found on the Go Mine album, released in November 2020. Now with Jenn Grinels Live: Volume I, the newly-prolific songwriter is returning to her comfort zone, giving fans a taste of her stage show at a time when it is calling out to so many, and we sat down with her for our latest seven question session to talk about how it all came together.

Currently in the studio working on new material, the trio of creatively dangerous men known as Captain Danger are flying straight at you with their latest EP, Love Sweet Love, which is available now on Chemical Music. Fun and infectious, the funky offering is a psychedelic space adventure for your ears, as witnessed as well by your eyes in the music video for their single “Holly.” For all of these reasons and more, we accepted the risk in taking on such a dangerous mission and spoke with Captain Danger for our latest seven question session.