Teyana Taylor, the multifaceted American artist known for her work as a singer, songwriter, choreographer, actor, and director, expressed openness to a sequel to the film "One Battle After Another" or the release of additional scenes, suggesting a "mixtape" approach. Taylor, who is also currently studying culinary arts and designing graphic T-shirts and merchandise, made the comments ahead of receiving the Creative Impact in Breakthrough Performance Award at a brunch on January 4 at the Palm Springs International Film Awards, recognizing her role in Paul Thomas Anderson's film.

Taylor's willingness to revisit the project signals a potential expansion of the film's universe, which resonated with audiences globally. The film, "One Battle After Another," earned nominations alongside "Sinners" in the Best Picture category for the Academy Awards.

The Creative Impact in Breakthrough Performance Award acknowledges Taylor's significant contribution to the film and her emergence as a notable talent in the acting world. Taylor's diverse artistic pursuits reflect a growing trend among contemporary artists who are exploring multiple creative avenues, mirroring the interconnectedness of global culture and artistic expression. Her ability to excel in various fields has garnered international attention, positioning her as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.

The Palm Springs International Film Awards, where Taylor will be honored, serves as a platform for recognizing outstanding achievements in cinema and attracts filmmakers and actors from around the world. The festival plays a role in shaping the global film landscape and promoting cross-cultural exchange through the art of filmmaking.

While Taylor embraces numerous creative endeavors, she admitted to a personal aversion to cold weather. "I hate being cold," Taylor revealed. "The cold is going to conquer me every single time. I can't even fake it. If I had to audition for a winter movie nope."

The possibility of a sequel or the release of extra scenes from "One Battle After Another" remains open, pending further developments with Warner Bros. Pictures.