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Everybody’s Thirsty For Hudson Williams

As audiences swoon over the Canadian actor in TV's steamiest queer romance, Heated Rivalry, Hudson Williams covers Wonderland's Spring 2026 issue.

PARTYOF2 are in it together

Move aside y’all – AMERIKA’S NEXT TOP PARTY! is here. From child stars to the hottest Stateside music duo of the moment, Jadagrace and SWIM are throwing the best shindig in town, and we’re all invited.  We all dream of succeeding at the things we love most. To do so alongside the people we love – that’s an achievement reserved for a very special few; in this case, for a PARTYOF2.

Something Amie, Something Blu

22-year-old Amie Blu’s dilapidated, sepia-tinged, heart-melting vocals have made her one to watch this year. Just ask SZA.

Sandflower’s Cosmic Trajectory

Sandflower’s sonic vision flirts with the otherworldly. Electrified on every level – emotionally, physically, and chromatically – she immerses her audience into the kaleidoscopic mosaic she’s masterfully creating.

Corey Fogelmanis Is Making His Mark

Whether as Disney’s Farkle Minkus or a crush-worthy Walter brother – the Californian actor’s been gracing screens with tales of youth since he hit his teens. Now, in I Wish You All The Best, he’s communicating his most powerful yet. 

Get Wicked!

In director Jon M. Chu’s return to the Land of Oz with Wicked: For Good, Cynthia Erivo and Jonathan Bailey watch as Elphaba and Fiyero find home in one another. On screen, it’s a masterclass in chemistry; off it, simply business as usual for two friends who can’t get over each other. 

From East London to LA: Tiana Major9’s DIY Journey to November Scorpio

Tiana Major9's circuitous route to their debut album taught them one thing: just do it yourself. Now, ahead of its arrival, the R&B luminary tells Wonderland why, at its core, it’s all about love.

The Fantastic New Era Of Maika Monroe

Following her breakout in cult killer-thriller, Longlegs, Maika Monroe solidified her status as a modern horror icon. Now, she’s swapping gut-wretching gore for sentiment and sarcasm in director Julia Jackman’s queer fantasy-fable, 100 Nights of Hero. 

JT Is Just That Girl

It girl JT – Rap’s new apex of style and sound – is scaling up again. From producing and directing, to performing, with a vision entirely her own, all roads lead to success ahead of her 2026 debut solo album.

Khakikid Is Finding Himself

Irish-Libyan rapper Khakikid is undergoing a creative and personal shift, trading old insecurities for honesty and everyday inspiration. Beneath the brazen smirk sits a restless observer, readying his most revealing work yet.

Charlie Heaton

He was the quiet heart of Stranger Things, the outsider turned cult favourite. Now, as the Netflix juggernaut wraps for good, Charlie Heaton reflects on fame, family, and why farewelling Jonathan Byers feels like “mourning a death.”

“Some of this music carries that magic of fairy tales”: Absolutely

Absolutely – RAYE’s little sister – is a dreamer. Paracosm, her second album two years in the making, is now bringing that fantasy to life.

True Whitaker: A Dream Come True

In I Love LA, actor True Whitaker holds her own next to Odessa A’zion, Jordan Firstman, Josh Hutcherson and writer Rachel Sennott.

Xu Minghao (THE 8)

After a decade in the spotlight, XU MINGHAO (THE 8) is still discovering who he is. Now, the singer, dancer and DJ is rewriting the rules of pop with a daring new sound.

In and out of cktrl 

He may have been in the game for over a decade, but Bradley Miller’s career is spinning out of his cktrl. His understated, ambient debut album, spirit, and recent headline show at the ICA, the polymath has entered uncharted territory. Now, at 32, he’s focused on one apex goal: centring himself.

A DM Date with Aydan Nix

There was Gigi. Then there was Bella. Now, the Hadid family’s next in line is ready for us to ask what we’ve all been thinking: Who exactly is Aydan Nix?

Megan Northam Talks Urchin

Already a rising star in France, the actor crosses the Channel with Urchin – Harris Dickinson’s gritty directorial debut – a breakout that makes her impossible for Britain to ignore.

Riding the Bandwagon

There’s a palpable buzz as an electrifying wave of fresh talent stakes its claim on summer festival line‑ups and takes its first confident steps into the industry. So, who’s next to claim that coveted headline slot? Wonderland spotlights five rising acts primed for the biggest stages.

Frost Children: The Coldest Kids out of Missouri

Frost Children, the NYC siblings and party instigators, take a daring risk on their third album, SISTER. But nostalgia has a habit of finding the right sentiment.

No One’s Doing It Like CMAT

She did the butcher, the baker, the home and the family maker. She thinks the Labubu craze signals a recession and still swoons for boy bands. Dunboyne’s own Diana, she’s the latest soon-to-be-global pop star to grace Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage – and with EURO-COUNTRY, her sharp, third studio album, she shows us exactly why.

JPEGMAFIA Makes Kevin Abstract Blush

Artist. Originator. Audio architect. Curator. Cult-leader? However you try to define him, Kevin Abstract remains an enigma. Here, he and JPEGMAFIA cut the bullshit, talking the way they make music: no holds barred.

Omar Rudberg

With Netflix superstardom ticked off, the Young Royals alum is vying for the crown in pop's history books…and then some. 

Wet Leg: Heart on their Sleaze 

From Isle of Wight anonymity to spearheading the indie revival, in just a few years Wet Leg have become the unlikely heroes of British guitar music. On moisturizer, their second consecutive No.1 album, they get weirder, wilder and all loved up.

The Confessions of a Pop Queen, with Alessi Rose

A Plath girl with a Capitol/Polydor deal, 22-year-old Alessi Rose is making pop that stings. 

The Ecstasy of Ellie Rowsell

With The Clearing, their fourth album and first on a major label, Wolf Alice scale new heights while holding fast to their unshakable bond. At its centre, Ellie Rowsell embraces her role as Britain’s defining frontwoman.

Sophia Hammons is getting her Freak On!

Freakier Friday’s Sophia Hammons is Hollywood’s newest leading lady. First, allow her to introduce herself. 

In Bed with the Jonas Brothers

For our 20th anniversary issue, Wonderland gets intimate with New Jersey’s favourite brothers to talk hometown roots, twenty years of pop stardom, and the music (and meals) that keep them in sync.

Unsung Heroes

From stylists to music producers, creative directors to choreographers: meet Wonderland's Unsung Heroes.

Lights On: Luna Blaise

She’s still pinching herself – but the dream’s real. As Teresa Delgado in Jurassic World Rebirth, Luna Blaise steps into one of Hollywood’s biggest machines, holding her own alongside Scarlett Johansson and Jonathan Bailey.

Joy Sunday

With season two of Wednesday on the way, Joy Sunday asked Mickey 17's Naomi Ackie to do what publicists usually advise against—talk about the industry out loud. Together, they get into resilience, responsibility, and the richness of finding Black community in Hollywood.

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