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Balmain partners with Channel 4 for five-part drama series to present collection

August 27, 2021

OLIVIER Rousteing has never been afraid of shaking things up. Following the rules may not be his forte, but the Creative Director of Balmain doesn’t seek to shock for the sake of shocking. Instead, the Frenc...

Glass interviews British actor Saffron Burrow

Izzy Cammareri

February 12, 2016

Culture, Feature, Film, Television

Hackney-native Saffron Burrows first emerged on the acting scene at the age of 17, formerly trying her hand at theatre as a young adolescent. At the age of 15, Burrows found herself taking a dip in th...

From Lloyd Webber to War and Peace: Jessie Buckley speaks to Glass

Stephanie Clair

January 19, 2016

Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature, Television

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Growing up in a musical family, there’s no surprise that Jessie Buckley started acting at an early age. Recently finishing two stage productions running simultaneously, Irish-born Buckley had a busy 2015. With ...

Midlands to Midsomer: Glass interviews Manjinder Virk

Gabriella Crewe-Read

January 12, 2016

Don't Miss: Film, Feature, Television

Manjinder Virk is a name worth remembering. She’s the kind of actress who has been quietly laying the foundation for a long and substantial career. Parts in Holby City and Call the Midwife have paved the way fo...

Guy Burnet – from Hollyoaks to Hollywood

Tara Wheeler

December 23, 2015

Cinema, Culture, Feature, Television

Guy Burnet fell into acting as a teenager, when he was given a part in the UK soap opera, Hollyoaks. Five years and many hundreds of episodes later, Burnet decided to leave the show. In the years that followed,...

Glass speaks with heart-throb Juan Pablo Raba on the release of The 33

Emily Rae Pellerin

December 11, 2015

Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature, Glass Talents, Television

Writhing, screaming, violently rocking. A petulant alcoholic trapped for over a week underground in a partially collapsed mine, for whom withdrawal has become all-consuming. In one of the most powerfully emo...

Glass meets actor and producer Michaela Conlin, star of US hit TV show Bones

Nicola Kavanagh

December 10, 2015

Cinema, Feature, Television

Few can boast a lifetime of doing what they love and following their greatest passion and actor and producer Michaela Conlin, star of Fox’s hit television show Bones, is one of those few. From the humble and ad...

Eugene O’Neill’s The Hairy Ape, at The Old Vic, London reviewed

Gabriella Crewe-Read

November 20, 2015

Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature, Television

Things have changed at The Old Vic. The freshly painted foyer with its pink neon sign Dare, Always Dare illuminating the entrance, screams new life. Matthew Warchus’ inaugural season as newly appointed artistic...

Antonia Campbell-Hughes – the actor who’s thinking her way to the top …

Bonnie Friend

November 17, 2015

Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature, Television

Taste the difference. The actor who’s thinking her way to the top … The first thing that strikes me about Antonia Campbell-Hughes is how thoughtful she is when it comes to talking about her work. You get th...

Glass talks with two-time Tony Award nominee Stark Sands

Emily Rae Pellerin

November 11, 2015

Feature, Glass Talents, Television

An exclusive interview with the star of the new Minority Report TV series Before there was Tom Cruise in Steven Spielberg’s 2002 blockbuster Minority Report, there was Philip K Dick’s short story of the same...

Gritty boy Floyd – Glass meets up-and-coming young British actor James Floyd

Arjun Sajip

October 28, 2015

Cinema, Feature, Television

Impressed by his performance as a conflicted gangster in Sally El Hosaini’s 2012 début My Brother The Devil, and seeing him in a Q&A session with that film’s co-star Fady Elsayed a few weeks ago at the BFI,...

Carice van Houten. Photograph: Justin van Vliet

Songs of ice and fire – Glass uncovers the many shades of Dutch superstar Carice van Houten

Luke Edwards

June 2, 2014

Culture, Feature, Television

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On a nondescript hour of an ordinary day, I find myself eating lunch with the anything but ordinary Carice van Houten – in a cosy hotel restaurant, somewhere in the backwaters of her native Amsterdam. In The Ne...

Finding my voice – Glass interviews British actor James Norton

Kashman Harris

December 16, 2013

Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature, Television

James Norton is a part of the new wave of British actors that’s slowly but surely knocking at the door of the acting world. From 2009, his career seems to have hit the ground running; with wor...

Glass talks to Annabelle Wallis about her career-defining appearance in Steven Knight’s Peaky Blinders

Nico Kos Earle

November 12, 2013

Culture, Feature, Television

When Annabelle Wallis walks into the bar in the first episode of Peaky Blinders, she illuminates the dank post-WW I Birmingham set like a white flag flying above the parapet – it is a career-defining momen...