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was about time that GRUMPY MAGAZINE enters 2019! The past few months have been full of challenges, crisis and restless nights. To be honest, I wasn’t even sure that this issue would eventually see the light of day. I am a few weeks away from 21, and it is constantly tough for me to admit that I am only at the beginning of my journey, and it is fine if you hit a road block when life can get a little overwhelming at times. Mistakes are okay, required even, to be successful. I remember a scene from the Meet the Illustration by Eléa Weibel Robinsons movie, which modeled a memorable growth mindset by saying, ‘‘From failure, you learn. From success not so much.’’ It is a lesson I am trying to learn every single day. That is why I stepped back a bit and took time out for myself to be back in the game with a healthy mind. We forget too often how much self-care is so important to keep moving forward and handle the stresses that come our way. Meanwhile, life is also full of wonderful opportunities, and you can reach your career or life goals if you seize the ones around you that you may not have noticed. Speaking of life-changing opportunities, our cover stars Danielle Rose Russell, Gavin Leatherwood and Emeraude Toubia are three promising faces who are living proof that when you add passion to your dreams, the universe will not keep you from achieving them. In conversation with them, they reflected on their accomplishments over the last couple years as they took the TV show world by storm with their breakthrough roles on some of the most popular series. New year also means new rising stars to watch across the cultural landscape, who are eager to be an accomplished generation using their craft and voice to bring positive change in society. Finally stepping into 2019 with this 13th issue, I am looking forward to seeing what will come up next. As I am moving into another transformative stage of my life, I try to remind myself over and over again that my final destination hasn’t been reached yet, and that bigger and better things will happen in the future. I hope this new edition will inspire you to never give up on what you love, despite the obstacles that may come your way.
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Contents I S S U E N O . 1 3 FASHION 110
COWBOY TAKE ME AWAY
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CIRQUE DES COULEURS
Editorial by Regan Norton
A look into Celia Kritharioti Spring/Summer 2019 Couture show in Paris
FEATURES 122
BAHARI
The female electronic-pop duo of tomorrow 128
KEVIN GARRETT
A singer-songwriter who masters the art of capturing souls 134
KIRA KOSARIN
On tapping into the music that she loved growing up for her debut album 140
LUKE BAINES
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GRACE VAN DIEN
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TOMMY MARTINEZ
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JEANINE MASON
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ROME FLYNN
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KIMIKO GLENN
On challenging himself and finding projects that fulfill him creatively
From her writing aspirations to her acting career
A rising actor eager to make some change
A natural leader ready to seize her moments
All talents lead to Rome
On her wide-ranging experience in award-winning productions
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DANIELLE ROSE RUSSELL
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GAVIN LEATHERWOOD
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A young screen queen to coronate
A new star for a generation
EMERAUDE TOUBIA
On her life-changing leading role on Shadowhunters
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Featuring Rhylan Clarke (FORD/Robert Black Agency) Assisted by Paola Felipe, Joe Everest Anderson and Gwynn Neal
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et to know Bahari, the female electronic-pop duo composed of Ruby Carr and Nashville-born Natalia Panzarella, who will delight your ears with their sophisticated harmonies and intriguing lyrics which tend to reflect a global perspective of their emotions, whether it is sad or happier. Describing their style as vocal-based and lyrical heavy, Ruby and Natalia are deeply involved in the writing process of their songs. Earlier this year, they teamed up with American DJ and producer Illenium to release their track ‘‘Crashing’’, offering a sweet pop sound on which Bahari is the centerpiece. ‘‘We wrote the song about a year ago, and it was one of our favorites. We were waiting to give it the right track before we put it out. He did such an amazing job with it, because the song meant so much to us on an emotional level. He really kept the lyrics with the emotion. He is so talented.’’
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ith an upcoming debut album set to be released on March 22, Kevin Garrett kicks off 2019 brilliantly. The three songs already available for listening set the tone of Garrett’s first LP titled ‘‘Hoax’’. Expect melancholic and acoustic melodies, all mixed up with the soulful and hypnotic voice of Kevin Garrett who is anything but a beginner.
The 27 years of age Pittsburg native already blessed our ears with the release of two EPs (Mellow Drama, 2015 and False Hope, 2017) and is now ready for his new project. ‘‘This album is the thing I’m the most proud of now. It’s the best thing I’ve ever done,’’ Kevin comments. Accomplished musician, he started playing piano and violin at nearly 4 and was, at the time, only motivated by receiving a bunch of jelly beans as a reward. It fairly differs from what he has today, because his work is henceforth acknowledged by the Recording Academy. Kevin Garrett is indeed a Grammy award-nominated artist thanks to his collaboration with icon Beyoncé on the song ‘‘Pray You Catch Me’’ from her record-breaking album Lemonade. ‘‘It’s crazy. That whole experience... I feel very lucky to be in the conversation,’’ says Kevin on his involvement in such a record.
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or five years, Kira Kosarin has graced our screens as Phoebe Thunderman on Nickelodeon’s The Thundermans. The show aired its fourth and final season last year, and that marked the end of an era for Kira’s career. ‘‘Now that that chapter is over, I can finally put out music,’’ she says regarding her music debut. In addition to that, her years of success at Nickelodeon has allowed the 21-year-old artist to have a strong platform on social media and become a role model to young people all over the world. Her 4 million followers on Instagram are only one of the achievements she has under her belt.
Originally from New Jersey, Kira grew up surrounded by music, acting, dancing, and performing because both of her parents were Broadway performers. ‘‘I kind of grew up backstage. I was focused
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on both [music and acting] when I was younger,’’ she recalls. At some point, she took acting lessons online over Skype, and once surprised her dad when she had to do a scene where she had to be yelling at somebody. ‘‘How dare you talk to an adult like that? You’re being so rude,’’ her dad told her after her performance. ‘‘Oh alright, that was convincing. You could probably do this,’’ he replied after Kira informed him she was acting. ‘‘I ended up meeting a great acting teacher who brought me out to LA and got me in the whole world of kids television.’’ When she first moved out to LA, Kira’s biggest goal was to end up on a Nickelodeon or a Disney show. Some will say she was born under a lucky star. ‘‘It was incredible when it actually happened,’’ she tells. Spending most of her teenage years working on The Thundermans, Kira
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uke Baines’ assurance and kindness are some of the first things you notice when speaking to him. He is downto-earth, laid-back and easy to talk to. Born in the United Kingdom, brought up in Australia, and now living in the United States, Luke is related to a crossroad of cultures. According to him, his exploration of the world helps him learn a different set of skills that he expresses through the few notable roles he has embodied beautifully until this point. ‘‘Sometimes the job can be very challenging, but I love to use my imagination and get to jump into another character’s skin.’’ Last February 25, Luke made his entrance into the Shadow World on Freefrom’s Shadowhunters, to reveal the true face of Jonathan Morgenstern after he was resurrected. If you are not familiar with Luke Baines, it’s time you get to know him!
The Australian actor got into acting at a really young age. He remembers telling his mom, ‘‘I want to do that,’’ when he was just 5. ‘‘She took me acting lessons, and I just loved it. I love playing and exploring that part of my imagination. I’ve always been drawn to it, and whether it’s acting or some other kind of performance,’’ he shares. However, it wasn’t until he was 15 that he decided to take it more seriously. ‘‘I went to Performing Arts School in Australia, and I studied drama, music and dance. And I did that for three years, and that’s really
Photos by Harvy Moon Grooming by KC Fee where I started looking at it as a career. I’ve been fortunate enough over the past few years to really make that a reality.’’ ‘‘When you move countries, it’s a really overwhelming experience because everything you know is different. Whether it’s something small like the store that you go to to buy milk, or your support system around you, that pushes yourself out of your comfort zone. It really helps you as an artist to be able to create different people and different characters,’’ he says on experiencing different cultures. From production movies to TV shows, Luke got to play numerous breakthrough and complex roles so far in his career, including portraying a serial killer in Wes Craven’s The Girl With the Photographs. ‘‘With every life event that has happened to me, I have changed, I think in terms of an evolution. I think the older I get, the more I live, the more rich my acting gets,’’ he articulates. Over the course of his journey, Luke has aimed to stay honest with himself and the audience. ‘‘As long as you’re putting forward something honest and truthful, then it’s gonna have the most impact.’’ Being a huge fan of dark fantasy growing up, Luke was excited to take on the role of Jonathan Morgenstern in Freeform’s hit show Shadowhunters, and explore his story that has a lot going on. ‘‘I used to
‘‘ Shadowhunters is probably the toughest challenge I’ve ever had as an actor. But at the same time, I loved being out of my comfort zone’’
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‘‘ I hate setting goals because if I don’t get them, I beat myself up too much. I just hope that I’m happier every year’’
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hen Grace Van Dien is not working on a production across the country, or on the other side of the world, she does what any big sister would do for her family, like taking care of her siblings. She was just back in Los Angeles when we talked to her, after she flew from New York the day before, where she wrapped shooting her new TV show The Village that premiered on March 19 on NBC. ‘‘I have always loved to live in New York, but I was waiting for a job opportunity to take me there. So when I got cast in The Village and I had to move there, it was just a dream come true,’’ she says.
From her parents to her greatgrandfather, acting has been in Grace’s family for a long time. Through the years, her interests may have changed but her love for the arts always stood strong. ‘‘I didn’t really want to act at first, I had no interest in it. I wanted to be a writer, I wanted to write young adult novels,’’ she reveals. ‘‘But my dad (Casper Van Dien) is an actor. He asked me to do a movie with him, and after that I just fell in love and I completely dropped writing unfortunately.’’ From then on, Grace started acting full time and it became her number one passion very quickly, as she enjoyed creating new roles
and new characters. ‘‘You’re trying so many different roles all the time, that’s what I like about that. I like just playing different people than myself.’’ Starting out her career in 2005 alongside her dad with a small voice over role for a video game of Starship Troopers, it was only a matter of time until she realizes acting was her true calling. ‘‘Because I was born into the kind of acting world, and being on set growing up, I didn’t really know anything else. So I guess there was never an adjustment period when I turned acting as a career,’’ she mentions. ‘‘My favorite part of it is everyone in this industry is so quirky. Because it’s not a consistent job, it’s nothing the same every day. You’re meeting someone new every single day, and once you are done with a project you move on to another one and you meet all new people. In a way, that feels great,’’ she laughs. ‘‘I’m not the biggest socializer so having the opportunity to do it through work, meet different people all the time, is my favorite part.’’ Thriving in her dream career, Grace took over the role of Brooke Osmond in the first two seasons of Netflix’s Greenhouse
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Tommy Martinez Words by Thilda Riou
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Styling by Lucy Warren for TheOnly.Agency
Grooming by Jayme Kavanaugh
‘‘ People are constantly growing, and that’s how I am’’
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is eager to make some change, Tommy Martinez is your guy. Putting so much of himself into his work, the 27-year-old actor is fueled by passion. Today, he is known for his lead role as Gael on Freeform’s Good Trouble. He caught up with us over the phone to tell us everything about the steps he took to get where he is and the important matters that tackles his character. Growing up in South Florida, Tommy didn’t know what path to follow and felt left out, surrounded by friends who had their own aspirations. ‘‘Once I got to college, I was taking some classes that weren’t really getting me anywhere. I kind of had a quarter life crisis, I was failing my classes and I didn’t know what I wanted to do,’’ he recalls. Everything started to fall into place when the actor met someone at his university, willing to talk about a script that he wrote. ‘‘He asked me if I ever considered acting and I said no.’’ After meeting up and running a couple of lines, he agreed to be a part of the short film. ‘‘It was that hidden love that I had finally found, I was so happy. This was a pivotal moment in my life. I was depressed and not excited about the future, and after we started shooting I had ambition,’’ he explains.
At this point in his life, Tommy dropped out of college and drove back home. ‘‘I didn’t find a place for myself in this school, I wasn’t growing. I just felt the need to get out.’’ After a while, he decided to try modeling, pushed by his friends. ‘‘That was also something that I didn’t think would be possible for me. But I met up with agencies and got booked by Wilhelmina Models in Miami.’’ As he still wanted to pursue an acting career, he moved to Los Angeles at the end of 2015. After two years of modeling, his acting career began. ‘‘It created financial security for that time, and I was really grateful for that because it allowed me to get into acting classes,’’ he says. In 2017, he went for his first audition for the show Shameless, and then booked his part on Riverdale, as Malachai. ‘‘I started getting a little bit of attention through that.’’ Since January 2019, the actor has been known for his outbreaking role on Good Trouble, the spin-off series of The Fosters. ‘‘During the audition process I was just watching every single episode of The Fosters and all seasons. I finished just before we started shooting,’’ he tells. ‘‘I love that show and I felt like a fly on the wall watching the family grow up. It was really great!’’
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Jeanine Mason Words by Jasmine Perrier Styling by Emma Trask
Photos by Derrick Freske Makeup by Shannon Pezzeta
Location Paramount Academy of Music
Set design Laurie Shapiro Hair by Creighton Bowman
Special thanks Mia Orozco
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eanine Mason is proof that hard work pays off. We talked over the phone with the Miami-born actress in support of the launch of her latest show, Roswell, New Mexico, whose first episode aired last January 15th, the day before Jeanine’s 28th birthday. ‘‘It was actually a really beautiful gift from universe, my birthday and the premiere lined up,’’ she says. Speaking in a very soft voice, she shared with us her own origin story and the extent to which portraying Liz Ortecho in the new CW series is meaningful to her. ‘‘When you have a creative endeavor, and you’re putting so much love and tenderness into it, and then it seems to be resonating with people, it’s just the greatest gift.’’
‘‘I’ve been an artist my whole life,’’ Jeanine starts. At 7 years old, she was already asking her mom to find her a manager, after hearing people on Disney mentioning they had one. ‘‘I didn’t even know what it meant at the time,’’ she notes. ‘‘I had this unfiltered desire to be involved in this world, to get to create and make funny voices, be silly.’’ Growing up, Jeanine loved comedy and she thinks that’s really where she fell in love with acting and performance. ‘‘I took my first trip to New York and I saw Broadway shows. My favorite performances were always full of showmen, they danced, they acted, they sang, they played an instrument. They physically were so engaged in their artistry, they were using all of their talents, all of their ability to bring characters to life. That only seemed like the most exciting challenge to me and adventure.’’
‘‘ My team and I had a few things that we were considering at the time. Roswell was on the top of the list without question’’
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Rome Flynn Words by Vicenté Styling by Winnie Stackz
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Grooming by Anna Bernabe for Exclusive Artists using Oribe Haircare and Glossier
Lighting by Ethan Ingram
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All talents lead to Rome. You might
know him from the critically acclaimed drama How to Get Away with Murder in which he plays the intriguing Gabriel Maddox, but Rome Flynn wears several other hats. The 27-year-old rising star also knows how to run a basketball court. Maybe even more surprising, but not that much for his 264 000 Instagram followers, he can hit some notes while playing guitar! Rome Flynn is therefore a triple threat.
now. ‘‘I think that’s what set me apart from different actors. People always will respect someone who is original and someone who is himself. I always try to be that. Sometimes it might not work in my favor, but most of the time it does,’’ Rome says. Indeed, it seems like it particularly worked. Not only is Rome currently involved in one of the most talked-about TV shows, but he also was apart of the ultimate movie of the Madea franchise which came out in theaters on March 1st.
Born in Chicago and raised in Springfield, Illinois, he then moved to Los Angeles in order to pursue his acting career. Struck by the cultural diversity which characterizes the city, Rome quotes, ‘‘Los Angeles is a lot more diverse. There’s a lot of creative people. You can be yourself here.’’ And remaining true to himself has been Rome’s main focus ever since he got into this business. He thus strongly believes that this goal is what led him to where he is
Working on this film was the opportunity for Rome to be directed by a man that he looks up to, namely the multitalented Tyler Perry who has portrayed the hilarious character of Madea for almost twenty years. But Rome’s professional path led him to work daily with another major figure in American cinema, multi-award winning actress Viola Davis who plays the complex role of Annalise Keating in the legal
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rom her Broadway debut in Sara Bareilles’ musical Waitress to her breakout role on Netflix’s award-winning Orange Is the New Black, Kimiko Glenn has a few tricks up her sleeve. Over the last few years, the 29-year-old actress from Phoenix, Arizona, has worked on some of stage and screen’s most notable productions. Some of Kimiko’s latest accomplishments include YouTube Premium’s Liza On Demand, which won best comedy at the Streamy Awards, and animated superhero film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse which dominated this year’s awards season, earning the prize for Best Animated Film at the Oscars, Golden Globes, and Baftas, just to name a few. ‘‘It’s really cool and honestly, not surprising. It’s surprising in a way, but at the same time not. Because when you watch it, it’s such a great movie,’’ Kimiko Glenn reports on the successful animated extension of the Spider-Man franchise.
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Rose Russell Words by Jasmine Perrier Photos by Valheria Rocha Assisted by Nikka Duarte Styling by Brandon Johnson Makeup by Chandler West Hair by Jordy Pope Special thanks McKenzie Mann
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t just 19 years old, Danielle Rose Russell has a resume that rivals those twice her age in the industry. Hailing from New Jersey, she started her acting career in film, playing alongside notable Hollywood figures such as Liam Neeson, Rachel McAdams or Julia Roberts, which gave her a solid base to tackle the next steps of her journey in the industry. Starring as Hope Mikaelson on The CW’s fantasy drama series The Originals and its spin-off Legacies, which she considers as one of the most incredible highlights of her career, Danielle has become a name people quickly began to recognize.
‘‘ I’m very fortunate to say that I’ve been through a lot of challenges, just by being in this industry’’
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