Donia Kash is a multifaceted storyteller who is slaying the industry both in front of and behind the camera. Their past credits include projects like Motherland: Fort Salem, A Million Little Things, and So Help Me Todd. Currently, they’re headlining in the Tubi Original, Slay, penned and directed by the talented Jem Garrard. In the dramedy, after a booking mishap, four drag queens are thrust into an unwelcoming crowd, only to find themselves the last line of defense when vampires descend upon the scene. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to
Joey Beni, a storyteller whose enthusiasm and talent have carved a unique path in the entertainment industry, is making waves with his breakout role in the hit series Sugar Highs. This hilarious dramedy follows a group of twenty-somethings who prefer partying over working regular jobs. To make ends meet, they seek out sugar daddies. But as they dive into this lifestyle, they face all sorts of problems, making the stakes even higher in the show’s second season airing now on OUTtv. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Joey
Popchips, the maker of never-fried, better-for-you potato chips, is making its big screen debut with Nachos in Columbia Pictures/Alcon Entertainment’s The Garfield Movie, premiering in theaters on May 24, 2024. This gluten-free, non-GMO, vegan chip packed with cheesy goodness is the purrfect snack for everyone’s favorite food-loving feline. Now available for a limited time, the special edition Nacho bags feature a smug Garfield on the front and are rolling out at select retail locations, including Walmart, Aldi, Sprouts, Stop & Shop, Giant Eagle, Redner’s, Fresh Thyme, Cub Foods, Hy-Vee, Festival
Jacq Becker, also known as Mama B, a celebrated pop singer-songwriter and executive, has been a cornerstone of the music industry for over two decades. Infusing her unmatched experience into her latest children’s album, Imaginology, timed perfectly for Mother’s Day, Becker delivers an impressive body of work that resonates with both kids and adults alike. Pop Culturalist was fortunate to catch up with Jacq and discuss the release. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Jacq: Music always filled our home. My mom sang in a local rock