For actor-musician Kevin Quinn, it’s about seizing the day and each opportunity. From landing coveted roles in projects like A Week Away and Bunk’d to releasing his highly-anticipated EP It’s About Time, Kevin Quinn is a rising talent who is making his mark on the industry. Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of speaking with Kevin about his multifaceted career, It’s About Time, and life on the road. PC: There are so many different facets to your talent. How did you first discover your passion for the arts? Kevin: It’s something
Director John Andreas Andersen is leading the next wave of emerging filmmakers ready to make their mark. In his latest film The Burning Sea, an oil platform dramatically goes down on the Norwegian coast. Researchers try to find out what happened when they realize this is the start of something even more serious. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with John about The Burning Sea. PC: Tell us about The Burning Sea. John: The Burning Sea is a Norwegian-made action-thriller that takes place in the North Sea. It’s a
Allison Gabriel has quickly emerged as one of the industry’s most dynamic storytellers. She’s brought iconic characters to life in projects including Drop Dead Diva, Midnight Special, The Purge, and Better Call Saul. This year, she can be seen reprising her role as Mary Vaughn Lewis in Season 2 of Netflix’s Sweet Magnolias. As the mayor’s wife, Mary Vaughn Lewis treats the town of Serenity like her kingdom and has a long-standing rivalry with Maddie Townsend (JoAnna Garcia Swisher), Dana Sue Sullivan (Brooke Elliott), and Helen Decatur (Heather Headley). Pop
All My Rage by Sabaa Tahir highlights the significance of friendship, family, and forgiveness. Protagonists Salahuddin and Noor are all each other have, but they haven’t been on speaking terms since the fight. Salahuddin has his parents, but his mother is sick, and his father hasn’t been the same since his mother got ill. Noor has her uncle who took her in when the rest of her family was killed in an earthquake. He wants her to take over his store instead of attending college, so Noor hides the fact