#EmmaCorrin says it’s “f—king awesome” to be Variety’s first nonbinary Power of Women cover star. “I’m incredibly honored to be the first nonbinary person, and now more than ever it is so important for people — no matter how they identify — to be able to celebrate each other,” they tell Variety. “It doesn’t have to be women celebrating the power of women — it can be women, queer, nonbinary people celebrating the power of women.“ Corrin, who launched to stardom after playing Princess Diana on #TheCrown Season 4, first came out five years ago — posing on Instagram in a Miu Miu wedding dress with the caption “ur fave queer bride” — and publicly updating their pronouns to “they/them.” “It was a scary thing in retrospect, but I didn’t put much thought into sharing it,” they recall. “I was feeling so euphoric about having figured something out about myself that felt so big, and I wanted to celebrate it and share it with other people who might feel the same.” Next up for Corrin: the high...