Mereki, the Australian/English Indie-Pop princess, is spreading kindness one song at a time, literally. Mereki created Merekis Clubhouse in 2016 as a platform for creativity and a space for up-and-coming female artists. The Clubhouse motto “Be Kind” grew into a nonprofit of its own and now hosts annual benefit concerts that help raise money for charities. Music still drives the source of inspiration for Mereki with her most recent single “Presence” which dropped in December. Jejune got the chance to talk to Mereki about her work inside and outside of the studio.
Read MoreBourke Floyd, most known for his character Brady on Dawson’s Creek, is making his way back into the spotlight. In the past several years he has made his comeback in multiple series like A Grunts Life and The Cleaning Lady, and he hasn’t not stopped there. His new movie The Locksmith will be premiering this February. When he isn't starring on screen he spends time raising funds for the American Leukemia Lymphoma Society, walking for the Alzheimer’s Association, and auctioning off VIP experiences through Charity Buzz. Jejune got a chance to catch up with Bourke on his new projects and current charitable contributions.
Read MoreMeet Asill Tantush, gamer extraordinaire! As a video game artist hailing from Libya, Asill has seen one too many life changing events, like the Arabian Spring, that have shaped his life and influenced his career. Having established his own non profit, Digital Box, that supports the local arts and artists, Asill has paved the way to create a space like no other that encourages young talent. Let Jejune Magazine take you through this refreshing interview with Asill Tantush.
Read MoreNew York City-based Lachi is an award-winning recording artist, prolific EDM vocalist, and producer. Being legally blind, Lachi advocates for Disability Culture, inclusion, and accessibility in the music and entertainment industries. A leader in disability inclusion, she is the Founder and President of RAMPD, a coalition of established Recording Artists and Music Professionals with Disabilities who serve to advocate in the music industry. Her winning smile and effervescent personality will undoubtedly give you the confidence you might be missing. Continue reading to learn more about Lachi’s career, advocacy, and new song “Black Girl Cornrows.”
Read MoreLexy Kolker likes to keep it real. Based in Los Angeles and inspired by her sister, Ava, Lexy was introduced to the industry early on and acting comes naturally for her. Especially her latest role as Riley in Manifest West, which Lexy can relate to a lot. Acting aside, Lexy also likes to give back by working with organizations like Pawworks and St. Jude Hospital. Let Jejune Magazine take you deeper into the life of Lexy Kolker.
Read MoreJacob Colvin is a popular content creator and marine animal rights activist! Based in Oregon, Jacob creates YouTube and TikTok content to raise awareness about the ocean and its inhabitants. Jacob has done a lot of cool stuff recently! For example, he’s partnered with Adidas for the “Run for the Oceans” campaign to raise awareness about plastic pollution. Most recently, Jacob has partnered with Roblox to create a game called “Animal Rescue Island Tycoon” where players can rescue stranded animals on the beach and help better the ocean. To learn more about Jacob and his amazing movement, read more in our exclusive interview below.
Read MoreSamantha Blaire Cutler is an up and coming star! Samantha has been performing for years — beginning at the age of seven! Since then, she’s starred in theater and television productions such as “Dear Evan Hansen” and “Power.” Since the overturn of Roe v. Wade, Samantha has been extremely vocal about abortion rights and women’s rights. Samantha is also involved with The Kentucky Health Justice Network — an organization that provides support and financial assistance to those seeking abortions. To learn more about Samantha, her roles, and her involvement with the KHJN, continue reading our exclusive interview below!
Read MoreBritt Rentschler is an indie filmmaker and actress to keep your eye on. When she isn’t creating fun masterpieces, she is dedicated to encouraging young creative minds at Young Storytellers, and passionate about our democracy, volunteering at the LA LGBT center and Vote Forward. Read on to discover more about Britt’s creative process, her secret to writing compelling comedies, and the inspiring ways she gives back.
Read MoreBorn and brought up in Canada, Tony Ofori started his acting journey as a theater actor. Tony has been on a journey of telling stories while doing the things he loves to do. He recently starred in the Emmy-winning series Ghostwriter that released its third installment on Apple TV+ this fall. Much like his character, Malcolm, Tony is very active in raising a voice for the black community. Please read on to learn more in our exclusive interview below!
Read MoreTawana Blassingame is a pioneer for body positivity. As the creator of Queen Size Magazine, she helped pave the way for the underrepresented full-figured community. Tawana also highlights talent across various platforms at the Full Figured Industry Awards, where she is the creator and host. After just celebrating her third annual ceremony this November, Tawana hopes to continue helping people find love for themselves and encourage a more inclusive fashion industry.
I had the pleasure of attending the third annual Full Figured Industry Awards this November and was impressed by the community Tawana fostered together. All the attendees dazzled on stage and I enjoyed seeing them shine. Tawana has a special ability to make people feel seen and appreciated. No good deed went unnoticed. The night was filled with compassion, joy, and beauty from the inside out.
Read MoreLA-based artist Sweetlove is our new musical muse. Her songs are crafted around meaningful stories and life lessons that everyone could do some learning from. Sweetlove’s recently rereleased album, Goodnight Lover (stripped), is teaching us how to grieve and find our way back after tragedy. Sweetlove’s passion for music is only matched by her passion for uplifting others. She is annually involved in “adopting families" in need during the holidays through the Simone Gordon's Black Fairy Godmother Foundation. Read on to discover more about Sweetlove’s artistic process, musical inspirations, and journey into humanitarianism.
Read MoreGabriela Milla is an upcoming star. Based in LA, a born entertainer, Gabriela is more than an actor. Having an inclination towards writing and making podcasts, she is a multi faceted individual who likes to grow from her heartbreak. Starring in the new show Acapulco, her character is much like her — feisty, confident, and rooted with wings. Her ability to channel each and every character she plays makes her a sensation on the screen. In addition to acting and podcasting, Gabriela also works with The Miracle Project teaching theatre to autistic children, which she says changed her life! Her humble nature paired with her bubbly personality is what makes this interview a must read. Let Jejune Magazine take you through Gabriela’s story.
Read MoreActress Lauren Buglioli is professionally dramatic. In addition to her being a talented actress, Lauren has a degree in Early Childhood Education and Special Education, which she uses to help improve the lives of children — coaching and teaching kids in acting and working with special needs children. When she isn’t busy working hard, she is being a voice for self-love and body positivity in the industry and on social media, sharing her own struggles with unrealistic body expectations that we placed on her at a young age. Please read on to learn more about Lauren and how she uses her talents for good.
Read MoreLA based Kristin Carey is an actress and human extraordinaire. Her career has been on the rise since her debut in musical theatre and dancing on tables in nursery school. You can now see her in the new epic film “The Greatest Beer Run Ever”, which is about a lot more than some beer. In addition to her acting, Kristin is the co founder of The Giving Station LA, a non profit that helps the homeless, by supplying them with school and hygiene kits. The pandemic awoke this call for action in her and her best friend, which she feels is truly gratifying. Read through Kristin Carey’s interview as she talks to Jejune Magazine about all things Hollywood and philanthropy.
Read MoreFinance Journalist Nicole Lapin is a girl boss extraordinaire. One of the most successful women in finance, Nicole, has come a long way. Hailing from a family of immigrants, Nicole’s interest in all things money comes as an act of survival. She takes this passion and extends it to helping other women enter the industry and prosper as well as she has! The best way for a woman to be empowered is to be financially independent. Read on as Jejune Magazine gets up close and personal with the ever lovely Nicole Lapin!
Read MoreTaylor Paige Henderson is a sensation on the rise. Living almost every young teenager’s dream, her life working in film is nothing short of dreamy! Her recent casting in Hocus Pocus 2 as young Winifred is, honestly, the highlight of the new movie. She is fresh and super sassy! Apart from being a super fun actress, she also volunteers at Lost Pets of Amarillo, which is a local animal rescue group that places abandoned pets with new loving forever homes. Let Jejune Magazine help you get to know Taylor and her witchy ways a bit more through our exclusive interview.
Read MoreThis week we are profiling Jessica González-Rojas (she/her/hers). Jessica is a queer Latina and Democratic Socialist member of the New York State Assembly, running on the Working Families Party ticket. She is the former executive director of the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health, an organization that advocates for access to affordable health and reproductive care for Latino and immigrant communities. Of Paraguayan and Puerto Rican descent, she is also a former professor of Latino and Latin American Studies at City College of the City University of New York. González-Rojas cares passionately about healthcare, racial justice, and immigration reform. She lives in Jackson Heights, Queens, with her partner and their son.
Read MoreBrooklyn-based Charlie Burg, is a singer-songwriter known for his emotive tone in his music and fun music videos! Constantly pushing himself to do and be better, Charlie’s palette of impeccable work extends to his social work. He passionately advocates for abortion rights in partnership with KeepOurClinics, and has worked with City Harvest to help combat food insecurity in New York City. Let Jejune Magazine help you get to know more about Charlie Burg, his deep yet relatable music, and more.
Read MoreAdding the “art” in Art Pop, Joulie Fox is a British musical sensation. Having a palette with a diverse range of songs, Joulie’s musical achievements are on the rise. Apart from being hot in the music scene, she also teaches music to under-privileged kids at the Unitas Youth Zone, which has recently partnered with Sony Music to expand their programs. Read Joulie’s interview with Jejune Magazine to know more about the Art Pop queen, her music, the fact that she hasn’t actually killed anyone, and her philanthropy.
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