Curtis Lum has built his art around stories that feel timely—projects that mirror the world as we’re living it while creating space for audiences to see themselves within it. Across
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Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Warner Bros. to give away tickets to an NYC screening of Lee Cronin’s The Mummy. You and a guest will see the
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There’s a grounded, intentional quality to the way Josh McKenzie approaches Shane in The Hunting Party, bringing a character to life who is constantly navigating the tension between control and
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Some love stories are written in the stars—others are cut a little deeper. A Royal Setting invites audiences into a world where tradition and self-discovery collide, following Ruby (Jen Lilley),
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Few series operate on the scale of For All Mankind, yet what continues to set it apart isn’t just its reimagining of history—it’s how deeply human it remains. Built on
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There’s something undeniably magnetic about the stories that stay closest to home—and in Italian Bred, Candice Guardino turns those moments into something both deeply personal and widely recognizable. Inspired by
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It doesn’t take much—just a scroll. One post leads to another, and suddenly a version of reality begins to take shape. What’s visible, what’s missing, what feels intentional. Basic leans
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There’s a quiet transformation that happens when Bethany Joy Lenz steps into a role—one where the lines between performer and character begin to blur, and what emerges feels both intimate
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At its core, Two for Tee is a story about identity, connection, and the community that shapes us. Centered on Tee, a Chinese American pottery artist, the film explores what
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In Vampires of the Velvet Lounge, mythology meets modern-day excess as the legend of Elizabeth Báthory is reimagined in a stylized, Southern-set horror story. Centered around a hidden absinthe bar
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