who portrays Jughead on the CW series, said he believes the show would have to make some fundamental changes to its on-screen cast interactions.Theinterviewwhich wasshared byE! News "Being independent is really important to me. I travel by myself—I do a lot of things on my own. I’m very happy with my own company. I’ve lived in New York, Paris, the Netherlands, and China. During those times I worked through a lot of personal stuff. I like to be anonymous. Performing is my chance to connect with my audience. I enter this trance like state of euphoria. After I perform I come down off the high pretty badly. It’s quite bizarre how hard it hits me, but I think it’s a common feeling for a lot of musicians. My voice just does things that I had no idea it could do when I’m performing. I really come alive in front of an audience. When you see me live, that’s who I am. I’m very particular with my music, down to every note, every little sound you hear, even the air between the noise. I’m particular all across the board, from the way I dress—I always wear black and my outfits are very similar—to everything I put out there on social media; it’s all completely myself and who I want to be portrayed as. I have complete creative and artistic control over everything that I do which is really great. I don’t think it’s that common in this industry and I think that’s quite special. I find it difficult to differentiate who I am as an artist and who I am as a person. I don’t have an alter ego or anything. It’s me -- all of it. So I suppose it would be describing myself."WHAT MAKES YOU WORTH LISTENING TO: As it turns out, 2017 Zendaya isn't really feeling 2010 Zendaya's schtick. "'Happy smiley faces?' What the f*ck?" she asks, genuinely horrified at the things her younger self said. "I was trying to make this positive environment and trying to be this f*cking ray of sunshine. This is the most annoying sh*t I have ever seen in my entire life. And the thing is, at the time I was like, 'Oh, the kids are going to love it. It'll be cool. Whatever,'" she said. No celebrities are immune from the rumor mill — not even A-list couples likeRyan ReynoldsandBlake Lively