Joy Mangano and Scott Evans are helping small business owners break through with their new series America’s Big Deal. The first-of-its-kind shopping competition invites entrepreneurs from across the country to sell their ready-made products live on-air to home viewers in real-time through One Platform Commerce @ NBCU. Each week, entrepreneurs take the stage for a bold and innovative product pitch and the person with the highest dollar sales at the end of the night will win the chance to strike a life-changing deal with one of the show’s retail giants.
Autumn Best is one of television’s breakout stars of the year. She’s currently captivating audiences with her nuanced performance in the CW’s 4400. The must-see sci-fi drama tells the story of 4400 overlooked and marginalized people who vanish without a trace over the last hundred years. They suddenly return in an instant, having not aged a day, and with no memory of what happened to them. Autumn shines as Mildred, a smart and observant teenager from the 1970s who returns with a special gift. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to
Emerging pop sensation Vinesto is music’s next big artist. Since bursting onto the scene, he’s caught the eyes of tastemakers including Clash, Billboard, Wonderland, and Grammy-nominated producer Tommy Brown. Early next year, the up-and-coming talent will drop his highly-anticipated debut album, and he’s giving a glimpse of what’s to come with his latest single “Both Ways”. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Vinesto about his craft, “Both Ways”, and more. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Vinesto: I found that music was a way for
Josh Cruddas is a multi-hyphenate artist who has been making his mark in the entertainment industry for over a decade. Currently, he can be seen in the highly-anticipated Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Josh about his career, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, and bringing this iconic gaming franchise to life. PC: How did you discover your passion for storytelling? Josh: Great question! I think it was fairly early on. We were a big theater and music family when I was