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FELIX is a luxury lifestyle magazine currently serving Chicago, Los Angeles and New York. The pages of this glossy publication cover the latest trends in fashion, fine dining, nightlife, arts and culture. Felix is managed by LUXE MEDIA, LLC, a subsidiary of the Aparecio Foundation, NFP. All of the net proceeds benefit the Aparecio Foundation, a foundation supporting girl's education.

07/16/2026

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Introducing our national cover: J. Bernard Calloway.There is a kind of strength that does not announce itself. It does n...
07/15/2026

Introducing our national cover: J. Bernard Calloway.

There is a kind of strength that does not announce itself. It does not crowd the room or mistake dominance for power. It steadies. It listens. It holds.

In Holding the Center, FÉLIX sits with the actor behind Terry Carson on The Ms. Pat Show for a portrait of fatherhood, faith, discipline, and the emotional intelligence required to make a man feel fully human on screen.

From Fort Lauderdale church rooms to Broadway, from football fields to television sets, Calloway’s story is shaped by patience, sacrifice, humor, and the belief that presence can be its own form of grace.

As Terry Carson, he offers something still too rare on television: a Black father written with warmth, interior life, tenderness, frustration, humor, and quiet authority. Not an idea of fatherhood. Not a symbol. A man.

Read the full feature online at felixmag.co.

FÉLIX Magazine is published in support of The Apareció Foundation. Net proceeds help advance The Aparecio Foundation work empowering high-potential, low-income girls through mentorship, leadership, education, and opportunity.

Talent: J. Bernard Calloway — J Bernard Calloway
Writer: Alexandra Evans
Senior Editor: Emily Chu
Photography: Justin Patterson — Justin Patterson
Photo Retoucher: Brianna Kish — Briannalk007
Fashion Stylist: Kristopher Fraser — Kristopher Fraser
Grooming: Andrea Fairweather — FFacesTravelingBeautyKits
Publicist: Katrina Boswell — Kat Walk Media

Cover: Cockpit USA leather jacket — Cockpit USA. UNTUCKit Henley shirt — UNTUCKit. Cult of Individuality army camouflage pants — CULT OF INDIVIDUALITY. Harley-Davidson boots — Harley-Davidson. J. Bernard wears his own hat and gloves.



Wardrobe: MCM monogram shield sunglasses — MCM. UNTUCKit sweater — UNTUCKit.

Talent: J. Bernard Calloway — J Bernard Calloway
Writer: Alexandra Evans
Senior Editor: Emily Chu
Photography: Justin Patterson — Justin Patterson
Photo Retoucher: Brianna Kish — Briannalk007
Fashion Stylist: Kristopher Fraser — Kristopher Fraser
Grooming: Andrea Fairweather — FFacesTravelingBeautyKits
Publicist: Katrina Boswell — Raghu N Katwa

06/08/2026

Sunday, June 7 | Félix Magazine was on site at LATINAFest 2026: UNSTOPPABLE.

Yesterday, Félix joined in Los Angeles for a celebration of Latina culture, entrepreneurship, creativity, wellness, and community. From the conversations and activations to the vendors, performances, and women shaping the room, the day reflected the power of a community that continues to lead, build, and rise.

Follow and for more from the festival, with video coverage by Christina Rosas.

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Net proceeds support The Apareció Foundation () and girls’ education.

06/01/2026

On Sunday, May 31, 2026, FÉLIX Magazine’s Christina Rosas Anastasiou () caught up with director Cristina Costantini () and artist Vanessa Hernandez, known as NEZZA (), on the red carpet for La Tierra del Valor (The Home of the Brave).

The short film follows one small act of bravery during a summer of grief and fear in Los Angeles, opening a powerful conversation about courage, community, and what it means to be seen.

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Legacy, momentum, and Latino storytelling at full volume.Félix Magazine joined LALIFF for the Opening Night of its 25th ...
05/29/2026

Legacy, momentum, and Latino storytelling at full volume.

Félix Magazine joined LALIFF for the Opening Night of its 25th edition, where Jennifer Lopez received the inaugural Adelante Award for Industry — a recognition of artists and cultural forces who do more than enter the room. They widen the door.

Presented by Latino Film Institute Founder Edward James Olmos, the honor carried history with it, from Selena to the stories still being shaped now.

Paulina Chávez received the Next Gen Award, a fitting tribute to a rising talent helping carry that legacy into its next chapter.

Congratulations to LALIFF, Jennifer Lopez, Paulina Chávez, Edward James Olmos, and the Latino Film Institute on 25 years of championing stories with power, purpose, and permanence.

Photo credit: John Salangsang / Shutterstock for LALIFF 25th Edition Opening Night



From Parliament to the party, Buchanan’s has lived many lives.What began as a Scotch tied to power and tradition became ...
03/25/2026

From Parliament to the party, Buchanan’s has lived many lives.

What began as a Scotch tied to power and tradition became something far more personal—present in homes, at celebrations, and around tables where culture and identity come alive.

Buchanan’s Green Seal reflects that evolution. It respects the brand’s roots while leaning into how people actually gather today—where rituals feel less formal and more expressive, more shared, more alive.

This isn’t just a story about whisky. It’s about how certain bottles become part of memory—brought out for milestones, poured during late-night conversations, and passed between generations without needing explanation.

In our latest, FELIX MAGAZINE explores Buchanan’s legacy, the arrival of Green Seal, and the cultural energy behind the brand’s 200% vision.

Words by Alexandra Evans
Senior Editor: Emily Chu
Images courtesy of Buchanan’s Whisky

We also love seeing voices like reflected in the broader conversation around culture, food, and celebration.

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Net proceeds support The Aparecio Foundation and girls’ education. 

Some actors chase attention. Tom Cullen chases truth.In our Winter 2026 The Quiet Heat issue, Cullen reflects on the lon...
03/15/2026

Some actors chase attention. Tom Cullen chases truth.

In our Winter 2026 The Quiet Heat issue, Cullen reflects on the long road from Weekend to The Gold, Trespasses, and House of the Dragon—and on why he’s always been drawn to characters who live in the gray. He talks about doubt, Welsh identity, fatherhood, politics, and the kind of artistry that resists simplification. Not a bridge, as he puts it—a vessel.

This is a story about a leading man who never tried to play the hero, only the human.

Words: Molly Peterson
Senior Editor: Emily Chu
Photography: Pip ()
Photo Retouching: Brianna Kish ()
Styling: David Nolan ()
Grooming: Paul Donovan ()

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Net proceeds support The Apareció Foundation () and girls’ education.


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Not every kind of power announces itself.Sometimes it looks like Ernie Hudson between takes—when the room exhales, the l...
03/15/2026

Not every kind of power announces itself.

Sometimes it looks like Ernie Hudson between takes—when the room exhales, the light resets, and presence does what noise never could. No performance. No rush. Just the calm command of someone who has spent decades mastering both the frame and the silence around it.

These behind-the-scenes images from our Winter 2026 The Quiet Heat issue capture the long game: humor, patience, precision, and the kind of ease that can only be earned. Legacy, here, looks less like a headline and more like craft.

Words: Molly Peterson
Senior Editor: Emily Chu
Photography: Josef Jasso
Retouching: Brianna Kish
Styling: Elizabeth Margulis ()
Hair & Makeup: Suna Myles ()
Shot at: Vision Studio LA
Behind the Scenes: Josef Jasso

Photo 1: jacket, sweater, pants, and shoes.

Photo 2,3: sweater, pants, loafers.

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Net proceeds support The and girls’ education.


Before anyone called him a legend, Ernie Hudson thought his life might already be over.Ten weeks in the Marines, a medic...
03/13/2026

Before anyone called him a legend, Ernie Hudson thought his life might already be over.

Ten weeks in the Marines, a medical discharge, back in the projects, suddenly married and expecting a child—he remembers looking up and thinking, “That’s it. This is my whole life now.” What changed wasn’t a miracle role. It was a decision: night classes, a Black theatre program in Detroit, a couple of teachers who looked at a kid from government housing and quietly acted like greatness was obvious. He never questioned his right to be in the room again.

In The Quiet Heat feature, Ernie talks about treating acting as his ministry—his way of honoring the grandmother who wanted him in a pulpit—and about what it means to play men like Reverend Peters and L.C. Duncan as fully human. He’s not interested in cardboard saints or villains; he wants the why behind every bad choice, the love behind every flawed father, the humanity Hollywood so often edits out.

These images are from that space in between: not the man with a proton pack, but the one who has outlived doubt, outworked typecasting, and arrived at 80 with his faith intact and his sense of humor sharp.

Talent: Words: Marshelle Sanders
Senior Editor: Juliette Roth
Photography: Meagan Shuptar
Retouching: Brianna Kish
Styling: Elizabeth Margulis (LAB Artists )
Hair & Makeup: Suna Myles (LAB Artists )
Shot at: Vision Studio LA

Clothing:
Photo 1: top, pants, shoes, sunglasses.

Photo 2: jacket, sweater, pants, and shoes.

Photo 3: sweater, pants, loafers.

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Net proceeds support The Apareció Foundation and girls’ education.


For five decades, when stories get complicated, Hollywood calls () Ernie Hudson.From Ghostbusters to The Family Business...
03/02/2026

For five decades, when stories get complicated, Hollywood calls () Ernie Hudson.
From Ghostbusters to The Family Business and now Toy Story 5, he’s the one holding the center when everything else is chaos.

In our Winter 2026 The Quiet Heat issue, Ernie looks back on the long road from a church pew in Benton Harbor to franchise universes and great-grandkids discovering him on screen. He talks Winston, The Crow, faith, fatherhood, and why real success at 80 “looks like minding your business” and doing work that brings people together.

Words: Marshelle Sanders
Senior Editor: Juliette Roth
Photography: Meagan Shuptar
Retouching: Brianna Kish
Styling: Elizabeth Margulis ()
Hair & Makeup: Suna Myles ()
Shot at: Vision Studio LA

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Net proceeds support The and girls’ education.


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