William Moseley is one of the industry’s most exciting young talents. He’s best known for his work in projects including The Chronicles of Narnia, The Royals, and Saving Paradise. Currently, he stars opposite Mel Gibson in On the Line. The must-see thriller follows a radio host who takes a call, where an unknown person threatens to kill the showman’s entire family on air. To save loved ones, the radio host will have to play a survival game and the only way to win is to find out the identity of
Vernon Davis has gone from scoring touchdowns on the field to achieving them on the screen and in the studio. The legendary tight end recently hung up his cleats and began his journey as a storyteller with projects such as A Day to Die, Gasoline Alley, and Chariot, and hit singles like “Bounce Like Dis,” planting the seeds for what is sure to be an incredible career. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Vernon about that transition, his love for collaboration, and why preparation is key. PC: Almost
Jackson Dollinger is a quadruple threat who is quickly making his mark in film and music. He’s starred in critically-acclaimed projects including Sydney to the Max and Life by Ella, and has dropped hit singles like “How It Goes (Dreams).” Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to catch up with Jackson to talk about his latest release. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Jackson: I first began creating music after finding a producer named Nick Mira making beats in a YouTube video. As I played around with GarageBand,
Singer-songwriter and award-winning actress Ava Kolker is one of Hollywood’s rising young storytellers. Whether she’s releasing hit singles like “Eventually” or starring in TV shows and films like Girl Meets World and Insidious: The Last Key, Ava’s talent knows no bounds. Pop Culturalist caught up with Ava to talk about all the exciting projects she has out now! PC: You have a new single out now. Tell us about the inspiration behind “All to Myself.” Ava: “All to Myself” is about my love for music and how much music can