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Glass Magazine aims to bring integrity and guardianship to creative culture, celebrating genuinely inspiring adventures in fashion, art, music and design that allow us to further imagine and create.

10/06/2025

Purple rain.
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09/06/2025

In the loop.
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06/06/2025

With season two of Netflix’s much loved show Wednesday fast approaching, American actor Emma Myers reflects on her part in the series.“In my role in Wednesday, Enid is quite different from me,” she explains in the spring issue. “But I really didn’t find her difficult. She came very easily to me because she’s so different from how I normally am. The most complex roles, I’d say, are the ones that are closest to you, which is why I find Pip, who I play in The Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, the most complex character I’ve tried to play, especially because she comes from a book series. So there’s already source material out there of her, and getting her right, doing her justice and, you know, making it authentic is harder”.

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04/06/2025

Time out.
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03/06/2025

In The Recruit, which started its second series at the start of the year, Noah Centineo sheds his romantic-comedy persona and steps into the shoes of Owen Hendricks, a fledgling CIA lawyer whose first week on the job descends into a perilous web of international espionage.

Taking on the role of Owen, it was never about simplifying him into archetypes. Instead, the American actor sought to peel back the layers. Is Owen’s volatility an indicator of malevolence? Hardly. And yet, Owen is the kind of character for whom excuses come easily. But being unintentionally harmful carries its own dangers. “I’ve often said that I would rather deal with someone who knows they are being malicious than someone who is ignorantly malicious. If someone at least knows they’re doing something wrong, we are both being honest”.

Read the full interview in the Spring Issue of GLASS Man - out now!

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02/06/2025

This summer, Rosy McEwen takes an even bigger leap forward with her portrayal of the younger version of Nicole Kidman’s character in Amazon’s series, Scarpetta. The cast is rich with huge names like Jamie Lee Curtis, Ariana DeBose, Simon Baker and of course, Kidman. In the spring issue of Glass, we asked her how she hypes herself when walking onto these big sets? “You can’t really prepare yourself for anything in a way. You have just got to step onto the stage or set and hope for the best and feel confident knowing you’ve done the work,” she replies.

“Luckily, I’m doing a job where emotions are useful, so I’ll just try to take any fear or nerves and mould it into something useful for the scene. No rituals – I’m not superstitious or anything. I think I’d go mad if I started to be. I think being present is the most helpful thing, so if I’m a bit lost in my mind I’ll come back to my ears and just listen”.

Read the full interview in the spring issue of Glass - out now!

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28/05/2025

Switch it up.
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27/05/2025

Glossy gaze.
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26/05/2025

Now into its third season, Josha Stradowski nerves for Amazon’s The Wheel of Time have slightly quietened down. “I felt pressure,” says the 30-year-old reflectively. “With time, I got rid of it. And that’s a good thing. Pressure kills creativity”. His character Rand al’Thor has triumphantly evolved from the outskirts of the storyline straight into the heart and centre of the narrative, finding himself quite literally reborn.

Looking at his arc, we asked if he has learnt anything from his time on set. “I learned that I’m enough,” he replies in the spring issue of Glass Man. “I’m free and saved. No matter what I do, where I go or who I’m with. It might sound weird, but it makes me feel relaxed. I can now just ease into me”.

Read the full interview in the spring issue of GLASS Man - out now!

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21/05/2025

Dress up.
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20/05/2025

James Nelson-Joyce has spent the past year and a half adjusting his accent to hide his Liverpudlian roots but its in the BBC’s hailed new series, The City Is Ours that the Northern actor can finally find himself on familiar soil.

Set around a family-run drug ring led by Ronnie Phelan (Sean Bean) between Liverpool and Spain, it follows Nelson-Joyce’s character, Michael Kavanagh, in the process of taking over the operation from Ronnie. “Drugs in most cities are a problem,” he explains in the Spring Issue of Glass Man. “I think what we are trying to show is a man for whom this is all he knows. He’s come to a crossroads where he conflicted about what to choose”

Beyond the classic displays of bravado, the show explores another side of Michael – the struggle between him and his girlfriend to conceive a child due to his low s***m count. “He’s seen as the man but he’s troubled with the fact he can’t get his Missus pregnant. It’s his fault,” he explains earnestly. “It’s like he’s had masculinity taken from him a little bit. And then there’s a trauma of learning about IVF, learning what women have to go through”. Despite the crime-ridden plot, it’s got this very real side embedded in the script that many will be able to relate to, bringing an unexpected tenderness to the show.

Read the full interview in the Spring Issue of GLASS Man - out now!

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16/05/2025

Hot under the collar.
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