On growing up with Moana
On why she’s ready to lead a romcom
On building something by her own definition
On tough love and becoming
On complexity, visibility, and refusing to be defined
On first love, queer visibility, and the stories that carry us
On conversing through motion
On being funny before you’re fluent
On finding what she wants
On exploring worlds, leading with kindness, and kicking ass
on setting expectations
On unconventional approaches
On running point in her career, finding her voice, and honoring her heritage
On greed, power, and pushback
On finding understanding and advocating for change
On believing, belonging, and leading with compassion
On waiting in the wings and flying forward
On finding your way with others beside you
On keeping calm and finding comedy in the hardest moments
On foundations of science and faith
On carrying care across languages
On breaking barriers and becoming lifelines
On comebacks, community, and being a part of something big
On dancing with duality and defiance
On childhood imaginations and playing the morally gray
On satyr superheroes, loyalty, and friendships
On building character, tension, and storytelling
On love, vulnerability, and being believed in
On being unafraid of change
On two moving as one
On shapeshifting and selfhood
On boot camps, brotherhood, and being seen
On the legacy of connection
On representation opening up possibilities
On merging killer instincts with creativity
On embracing every side of yourself
On the power of trusting your instincts and learning to love yourself
On finding home in the hills and valleys
On laughing through the crazy
On scream queens, heritage, and family
On representation beyond stereotypes and being the underdog
On legacy, progress, and healing
On sisterhood and ohana
On strength, finding authenticity, and leading with kindness
On his liminal universe
On their JAM packed tour
On finding enough
On liberation through music and dance
On directing his debut film
On the quietly subversive
On the importance of funny stories
On embracing her identity and finding community
On the past and future within me
On love, loss, and everything in between for season 2
On searching for home
On coming together through their individuality
On staying true to herself
On embracing new chapters
On connecting with the universe through sound
On tenderness through time
On playing a witch and creating a space for the outsiders, misfits, and weirdos
On forging one’s own path
On new beginnings through soul-searching
On redefining representation in drag and staying true to her roots
On scripting Hollywood’s untold stories
On finding universality in familiarity
On breaking barriers, fighting for her place, and never accepting defeat
On connecting culture and childhoods
On exploring more than a galaxy far, far away
On connecting with characters through authenticity and defining what true representation means
On the road to 3: his third EP, from studio to stage
On navigating grief, and how empathy connects us all
On creating meaningful music through vulnerability and connection
On bridging identities through drag
On sympathizing with the struggle
On being seven strong, seven years on
On finding your people, creating cool stuff, and never giving up
On weaving a character across time
On their POWER surge: from debut to devoted fans
On connecting past and present through movement
On Fire Nation siblings reborn: from animation to live-action
On the importance of depth and authenticity
On telling stories on and off camera, on and off script
On bridging music and identity
On embracing her emotions
On growing apart, coming together, and crafting a musical mosaic
On connections and bonds behind the scenes
On the growth of a courageous heart
On the depths of romance in At the Moment
On catharsis through character
On crossing bridges through music
On finding her rhythm outside the band
On winning competitions and hearts
On sharing their music, culture, and journey
On a reimagined adventure from page to screen
On their grand adventure and bringing others along for the ride
On finding representation and becoming the representation he needed
On how a reimagined career led to a career of reimagination
On embracing multicultural narratives for a new generation of television
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