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
Continue ReadingTimothy 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
Continue ReadingGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 will not disappoint fans of the first installment. This sequel is just as funny, full of nostalgic pop culture references, and made up of
Continue ReadingCharlie 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
Continue ReadingTo general audiences, short films tend to get unfairly overlooked in favor of feature films. During the Tribeca Film Festival, though, there are so many great short films screening that
Continue ReadingSince 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
Continue ReadingThe Tribeca Film Festival got underway this Thursday. And you’re probably wondering what you should see. One film that’s caught our eye is Kasra Farahani’s Tilt—starring Joseph Cross and Alexia
Continue ReadingThere’s no denying that Jona Xiao is one of the most versatile actresses in Hollywood. This year, she’ll star in some of the biggest films and television programs including Being
Continue ReadingThe premise of Colossal (which is easier to convey via trailer as opposed to text) is this: a young woman, Gloria, (played by Anne Hathaway) whose life is in turmoil,
Continue ReadingEvery year the Tribeca Film Festival brings a ton of great independent films to New York City. From April 20 through April 30, documentaries to narratives to shorts to television
Continue ReadingFrank Adler (Chris Evans) has been raising his seven year-old niece, Mary (Mckenna Grace), since she was a baby because her mother—Frank’s sister—took her own life. Frank has nurtured Mary, grounded her,
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