By: Daniela Tijerina

The British indie rock duo talk Grammy nominations, Harry Styles, and knitting.

The son of two working-class Mexican immigrants in Hobart, Indiana, the Grammy nominee was always an entertainer.

Writer and executive producer Lizzy Goodman calls her book and its corresponding documentary “ultimately a story about kids being young and trying to find themselves and coming of age in New York in the context of these larger cultural forces that were going on at the same time.”

For his latest effort, Styles takes his foot off the gas, the pressure of establishing himself as a serious musician behind him.

Seventeen years after Meet the Barkers, the highly sought-after drummer returns to reality TV with a new fiancée and new lease on life.