Syfy Greenlights Krypton
Television upfronts are upon us and that means we’ll soon learn about the new shows coming our way and what’s been renewed. We doubt anything will top the announcement that
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Lulu Antariksa
Lulu Antariksa is an artist who is all about her craft—whether that be through music, acting, or dance. With each new project, she’s proven she’s mastered the art of creating
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Noah Centineo
Noah Centineo has emerged as one of the most exciting young actors in Hollywood. His hard work, perseverance, and ability to connect with viewers has landed him coveted roles on
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Timothy Granaderos
Timothy Granaderos is an actor quickly making his mark on Hollywood. He is currently starring in not one, but two hit shows. Whether he’s portraying Montgomery, the school bully in
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13 Reasons Why Renewed for Season Two
Huge congratulations are in order for the cast of 13 Reasons Why. Netflix announced today that the show has been renewed for a 13-episode second season to premiere in 2018.
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To See or Not to See: Nivelli’s War
Nivelli’s War, inspired by the true story of “The Magician of the Holocaust” is an enchanting tale that transcends generations. While the play is intended for younger children, the production
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Charlie DePew
Charlie DePew is one of the most exciting fresh faces in Hollywood. He’s an actor, writer, and entrepreneur. He’s currently stealing scenes as Jake, an aspiring writer, on the hit
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Chris McCarrell
Chris McCarrell won the hearts of many when he made his Broadway debut in the re-imagined revival of Les Misérables. Originally cast as Joly, Chris would eventually take over the
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Foursome Renewed for Season Three
Congratulations are in order for the cast of Foursome! It was announced today that the series has been picked up for season three. And we couldn’t be more excited. The
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Tribeca 2017: Life Boat Review
Since the Tribeca Film Festival started in 2002, short films have been a staple of its lineup. While the under-appreciated art form may not always receive the same fanfare as
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