Carolina Moreno, star of Apple TV’s “Acapulco,” shares her journey from Mexicali to global stages, the cultural influences shaping her, and how dance enhances her acting.

Country singer Carly Pearce opens up about her journey from a determined 16-year-old at Dollywood to a Grammy-winning artist. In her new album, hummingbird, Pearce delves into themes of healing and growth, blending her bluegrass roots with unflinching honesty. She reflects on her influences, the significance of her latest work, and her future in country music, offering fans a deeply personal and authentic musical experience.

In an era where music often serves as both a reflection and an escape, Jasmine Cephas Jones emerges with “PHOENIX,” a new album that promises to resonate deeply with her audience. Known for her captivating performances in “Hamilton” and “Blindspotting,” as well as her Emmy and Grammy wins, Jasmine has long been a multifaceted artist. Her latest musical endeavor not only showcases her talent but also reveals her personal journey through love, loss, and self-discovery.

Natasha Behnam, emerging from Orange County, is swiftly becoming a powerhouse in character development. Despite industry challenges, her unwavering dedication to acting has positioned her for cinematic acclaim. Starring in “The Girls on the Bus,” Behnam’s talent and commitment shine, inspiring audiences with her relatable storytelling. With her rising prominence, she’s undoubtedly one to watch in cinema.

Ever wondered what it’s like to step into the shoes of a Hollywood actress and producer? Fortunately for us, Emily Ruhl wanted to take us on that step-by-step journey as she navigated the bustling streets of the South by Southwest film festival in Austin, Texas this month. With her company, Public School Pictures, at the helm, Ruhl unveiled not one, but two eagerly anticipated films on the same day: “The Last Brunch” and “We Strangers.”

In a world perpetually on the move, replete with notifications, relentless noise, and an unceasing quest for material wealth, it’s easy to lose sight of the inquisitive, wonder-filled, nature-loving essence we all possessed as a child. In a candid conversation with conservationist and reality TV personality Blake Moynes, we delve deep into this sentiment and his profound experiences in wildlife conservation and travel that diverge from the typical North American lifestyle in a pursuit to safeguard our one Earth.

From rising through the ranks on local news to becoming the anchor of “Catfish,” Kamie Crawford’s journey epitomizes trust in the process and a commitment to authenticity.

In the quickly-evolving world of comedy, Hannah Berner has emerged as a hilariously refreshing and authentic voice, giving her audience relatable humor and a magnetic stage presence.

As we proceed with our Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, our third featured tastemaker is New Yorker Bianca Jade, who is a Honduran-American Television Host and lifestyle personality known as Mizzfit. Now, many of you have most likely seen Jade forecasting and reporting on emerging trends in the health world for national syndications such as The […]

Agustin Arellano is a 25-year-old, third-generation American Polo player. He has spent his entire life around the sport and possesses a deep, ever-growing love for the game and the animals that are so central to it. But that is not to say that his interests begin and end on the field of play. He cares deeply about all animals, not just horses – something he inherited from his mother – and is dedicated to conservation. He has also recently taken his first steps into the world of professional fashion and modeling.

Interviewing the lovely Anne Winters for our latest issue for The House in NYC has been an honor. She is a breath of fresh air and quickly won over The House Magazine’s editorial team’s hearts as joy with her easy-going and can-do attitude during her exclusive American Icon cover shoot for our publication. Winters is a multi-talented artist, an accomplished actress, producer, and singer. You may know from her numerous roles in a number of films and shows like Netflix’s Original hit Series 13 Reasons Why, ABC’s Grand Hotel, Universal Pictures’ Night School opposite Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish, and STX Entertainment’s Countdown. She has also played the title role in Hulu’s Zac & Mia, in which she won a Daytime Emmy for “Best Actress in A Drama Series.” Winters is currently starring as a series regular in The Orville: New Horizons, created by Seth MacFarlane, which you can find streaming on the Hulu Network. She has optioned the novel “The Unraveling of Cassidy Holmes,” which she is currently producing an adaptation of the YA novel and has other projects in the works. The team here at the House Magazine can’t wait to see what the future holds for this remarkable young woman. Anne Winters is full of grit, grace, and beauty… all the makings of an American Icon. 

Erwin Gomez is well versed on all things fashion and beauty and, as a passionate member of society, he is inspired by the progression towards a more equal world. He is at the top of the industry with numerous features in major magazines, working closely with countless celebrities and influential people. Looking at his many accomplishments, you would think Gomez would rest on his laurels. Yet, as accomplished as he may be, the feeling of “I made it!” has yet to come to mind for him.

Lee Joo Won has pursued a career in his artwork. He was inspired by many other artists and had a passion for it before it became his job as well. One defining moment in Joo Won’s life that made him decide to pursue a career in art was the first time his work was sold on exhibition. The gallery director told him that there was someone who supported him and his work. The first time his art became public was when an artist from every country was picked to showcase their best project.

LA-based queer alt-pop/R&B artist, CLAY, returns with the release of her sophomore EP Breathing Into Bloom, which features her collaboration with Alessia Cara on “WTSGD” (When The Sun Goes Down) — a track that has surpassed 1.7M Spotify streams since its release in March. The single follows her first single of this project, “ARTERY,” which gave listeners an upbeat track juxtaposed with candid and raw lyrics. The album takes listeners through a soulful and reflective journey of healing, with hopes of creating art for others to use for their own healing.

A moment with Bjorn Van Den Berg, bespoke jewelry designer. His wearable art has been worn by Gwen Stefani, Nicki Minaj and Ciara.

Today’s interview is about STRIKING THE RIGHT BALANCE . Joining me today is a woman described as an independent thinker and quiet force in her approach to life. Camille Obering is a fine art advisor, curator, and investor. She and her husband, multi-instrumentalist and composer Ben Musser are the founders of Guesthouse, a private studio space in Jackson Hole, Wyoming that invites artists, musicians, filmmakers, and creators to explore new ideas, and present their work to new audiences.  Last year, Vanderbilt Magazine highlighted Guesthouse as “a laboratory for adventurous art” in which “no project is too avant-garde”.

Since October 2021, our team has dramatically increased our workload and have had to adjust how we’ve operated to keep up with the surprising pace we have set for ourselves. I think the area we have been most fortunate in is our people. We’ve been lucky to connect with individuals that bring quality perspective, advice, […]

We had pleasure of sitting down with Hayley Orrantia to discuss and celebrate her latest dropped single, “Open Your Mouth” (released May 13). You might know Orrantia from her acting role in The Goldbergs and as a popular country/pop singer, but she is taking her music career and sound in a new exciting direction, which you can hear in her latest single, “Open Your Mouth.” Her latest single is the perfect upbeat summer anthem and break-up song with its fun, sassy sound and lyrics that will have everyone playing on repeat! 

London based singer-songwriter Dylan Allura began her career at the tender age of seven. Allura was a theatrically trained singer, dancer, and actor, which contributed into her interest in songwriting rather quickly. She is known for curating her own take of Alternative R&B, but has also dabbled with a variety of genres prior to finding […]

Carolina Sala began working as a theater actress at a very young age, training at the Lorenzo Da Ponte Academy and in 2018 made her debut as a protagonist in the Rai hit, “Single Pieces” directed by Cinzia Th-Torrini. The following year she was chosen for the role of Sara in, “The War is Over” by Michele Soavi and later for the role of the young Rita Levi Montalcini in the fiction film dedicated to the Nobel Prize in medicine, “Rita Levi Montalcini” directed by Alberto Negrin.