Principle Magazine

2 weeks ago | principlemagazine.com | Christian Guiltenane

If something doesn’t go their way, some showbizzy types tend to lose their cool and have a strop. But not actor Alexander Lincoln. During a shoot for Principle in South London, Alex proved himself to be something else entirely: gracious, grounded, and impressively good-humoured, when he found himself unexpectedly trapped in the studio. But instead of kicking off like some might, Alex remained calm, perfectly charming, and entirely unbothered.

3 weeks ago | principlemagazine.com | Antonia Kuenzel

Fats Timbo is a multi-talented comedian, content creator, book author, and disability advocate who’s built a massive online following by just being unapologetically herself – there is nothing she cannot do! With over 3 million followers, features in British Vogue, Glamour’s Content Creator Woman of the Year award winner, AND a role on ITV’s first disabled-led chat show Unfiltered Women, she’s using both her voice and her humour to advocate for real change.

2 months ago | principlemagazine.com | Antonia Kuenzel

Since carving out a career in the early 2000s, Emmett J. Scanlan has grown leaps and bounds since his first role. The Irish actor is a force to be reckoned with in the world of film and television. Particularly known for his dynamic performances and ability to embody deeply complex characters, he has starred in gritty crime dramas such as Gangs of London and Peaky Blinders, with his acting catalogue including an impressive range of genres.

2 months ago | principlemagazine.com | Fabio Magnocavallo

British singer TS Graye made her debut in 2018 with the experimental heartbreak anthem “MY2” and has been carving her path in the music industry ever since. Born in Wiltshire, in the southwest of England, her musical journey began at just 11 years old. While other kids were focused on beating their high scores in Mario Kart or maintaining Snapchat streaks, Graye was busy writing songs.

2 months ago | principlemagazine.com | Christian Guiltenane

“If I’d been born 15 years later, I think I would have pursued football more seriously,” actress Faye Marsay tells Principle over Zoom before we get down to discussing her dark and gritty new Netflix drama, Adolescence. “I loved football. When I was really young, I played for a local team in Middlesbrough, and they were a great bunch of girls. Sometimes, I played against Jill Scott, which is amazing. She played for a team called Boldon, and we faced each other as kids.