Rising young actor George Sear has stolen our hearts with his transformative performance as Benji in the celebrated and critically acclaimed series, Love, Victor. Now in its second season, Love, Victor follows the titular character and his journey of self-discovery. Along the way, he meets Benji and sparks immediately fly. As Victor begins to learn more about who he is and what he wants, Benji is right by his side, coming to terms with his own past and figuring out his own life, beautifully brought to life by George. Pop
Whether he’s stepping into the shoes of a spy or terrorizing the screen as a serial killer, Anthony Turpel is a rising young actor who disappears into any character he embodies. As a storyteller, it’s that “Actor’s High” that Anthony strives to reach with each new project. It’s that moment when nothing around him matters and he’s fully immersed in the role he’s bringing to life. It’s that commitment that’s made him a standout throughout his career and in particular, with his breakout role as the awkward neighbor turned best
When James DiNanno became a father, his entire world changed in an instant. His son became the inspiration behind creating the First Rock Band on Mars; an out-of-this-world endeavor that features a children’s book and EP. The mission behind the project was to encourage all of us to think bigger and dream bigger. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with James about the First Rock Band on Mars. PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts? James: I don’t think there was ever a single a-ha breakthrough
Brendan Taylor has been a staple in the entertainment industry for over two decades. He’s graced the screen in projects like The Magicians, iZombie, Supernatural, and The Arrangement. He’s also worked behind the scenes in a number of different projects, proving he’s a jack-of-all-trades. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to catch up with Brendan to chat about his starring role in Netflix’s breakout new hit, Firefly Lane, which was recently picked up for a second season! PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts? Brendan: I was a