Kate Godfrey and Anton Starkman are two of the stars of the must-see comedy Warped!. In Warped!, Milo (Anton Starkman), the beloved head geek at a popular strip-mall comic book shop, Warped!, finds his world disrupted when his boss hires a new employee. With the quirky and excitable Ruby (Kate Godfrey) now on the payroll, the two form an unlikely alliance to create the world’s greatest graphic novel. Joining them in their adventures are Darby (Ariana Molkara), a smart and fashion-forward friend who is always there to lend a hand,
Actress Kate Godfrey is “all that” and then some! The talented young performer first blew audiences away with her starring role in the remake of the ’90s sketch comedy, All That. Since then, she’s continued to build on that success, landing the lead role in Nickelodeon’s Warped!. In Warped!, Milo (Anton Starkman), the beloved head geek at a popular strip-mall comic book shop, Warped!, finds his world disrupted when his boss hires a new employee. With the quirky and excitable Ruby (Kate Godfrey) now on the payroll, the two form
Ariana Molkara and Christopher Martinez are two of the stars of the must-see comedy Warped!. In Warped!, Milo (Anton Starkman), the beloved head geek at a popular strip-mall comic book shop, Warped!, finds his world disrupted when his boss hires a new employee. With the quirky and excitable Ruby (Kate Godfrey) now on the payroll, the two form an unlikely alliance to create the world’s greatest graphic novel. Joining them in their adventures are Darby (Ariana Molkara), a smart and fashion-forward friend who is always there to lend a hand,
Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Amazon Prime Video to give away tickets to an advance screening of I Want You Back. You’ll get to see the film before it drops on February 11th. All the details are below. Good luck! About the film Peter and Emma are total strangers, but when they meet, one thing instantly bonds them: they were both unexpectedly dumped by their respective partners, Anne and Noah, on the same weekend. As the saying goes, “misery loves company,” but their commiseration turns into a