Resilience and perseverance have been the cornerstones to Skyh Alvester Black’s success. As he transitioned from dance to acting, he faced many naysayers who told him it couldn’t be done, but he proved them wrong! His tenacity and grit led him to superstardom, nabbing coveted roles in projects including Hello Cupid 3.0, The Chadwick Journals, and Sistas. This fall, he stars in not one, but two exciting new projects: All the Queen’s Men and Lace. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Skyh about his journey in the business,
With so much incredible new music out and equally as enticing music videos to coincide with each song, trying to narrow down which ones to watch can be a bit daunting. From Taylor Swift to Carly Pearce and Post Malone to Blake Shelton, we’ve put together a list of eleven new music videos that we can’t get enough of. Let us know what your favorites are in the comments below! Taylor Swift – “I Bet You Think About Me” (Taylor’s Version) (From the Vault) Blake Shelton – “Come Back As
Warning: This review contains spoilers for These Violent Delights! Ever since I read Chloe Gong’s These Violent Delights, I’ve been eagerly waiting for the release of Our Violent Ends. It did not disappoint. The story is a retelling of Romeo & Juliet and starts off right when Marshall was killed. Juliette knows that if she makes one wrong move, her cousin will step in and lead the Scarlett Gang. She had to sacrifice her relationship with Roma in order to protect him from the blood feud. Meanwhile, Roma is hell-bent
Rising star Tunji Kasim is captivating audiences in all facets of his career. Whether it’s on the stage in productions like The Brothers Size or on the television screen in projects like Nearly Famous, Tunji is a dynamic young talent who shines across any medium. This fall, he can be seen reprising his role as Ned ‘Nick’ Nickerson in the CW’s crime-stopping hit Nancy Drew. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Tunji about his journey as a storyteller, Nancy Drew Season 3, and more. Career PC: How did