Tatyana Arrington

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Nico ParkerGenerate Key TakeawaysReboots can be hit or miss, but How to Train Your Dragon gets it just right. A huge part of that is thanks to Nico Parker’s nuanced take on Astrid, the Viking warrior we all wanted to be growing up. Nico Parker may be Hollywood royalty by birth, but her career is just getting started. This summer, she stars as Astrid in the live-action remake of DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon.

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Demetrius BrownBefore there was a restaurant or a reservation list, Chef Demetrius Brown was a young boy watching his great-grandmother sort dried beans at the table. No recipes. No formal lessons. Just quiet, intentional care and the kind of detail that now shapes everything he now brings to Bread and Butterfly.

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Celebrity Chef and RestaurateurBy Tatyana ArringtonMay 26 2025, Published 7:00 a.m. ETIf there’s one chef who knows how to make a statement both on the plate and in the business, it’s Tiffany Derry. The Top Chef veteran and award-winning restaurateur has taken nearly three decades to establish a reputation for herself rooted in intention, bold flavor, and community.

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Zoba Martin is the creative force behind her self titled brand Zoba Martin, a Toronto-based luxury fashion brand known for custom, hyper-flattering garments and bridal couture. Zoba’s work is a testament to her commitment to storytelling through fashion. She’s even collaborated with one of the biggest artist on the planet, Drake, and she’s just getting started. Her Agenda caught up with Zoba to discuss her approach to fashion, celebrating individuality and what’s coming up next.

Mar 17, 2025 | heragenda.com | Tatyana Arrington

Head of Client Services at Six DegreesBy Tatyana ArringtonMarch 17 2025, Published 7:00 a.m. ETKalia Watts is redefining what it means to be creative in business, challenging the notion that creativity is limited to design or art. She advocates for a broader perspective that values strategic thinking, project management, and relationship-building as creative skills.