The stars aligned as the South by Southwest (SXSW) Film & TV Festival kicked off with the post-event celebration hosted by the Cinema Center. Amidst the vibrant atmosphere of downtown
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Screening at SXSW this year was Family, the directorial debut of Benjamin Finkel. Family examines sobering topics such as death, sickness, and loss through the lens of horror. More specifically,
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One of the highlights from this year’s Midnight Shorts Program at SXSW was Apotemnofilia. Apotemnophilia syndrome is defined as “the desire for amputation of a healthy limb,” and just from
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A standout feature of this year’s Midnighters Program at SXSW was Meat Puppet. Directed by Eros V, Meat Puppet unfolds with Oz Franklin (David Jonsson) immersed in his world of
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Morgane Bensadoun stands as one of the industry’s most captivating emerging voices. Whether she’s embodying diverse characters on screen or delving into varied walks of life as a writer, Morgane
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As a versatile storyteller, Katherine Barrell has undoubtedly left her mark in the entertainment industry. Whether she’s captivating audiences through her acting, producing, writing, or directing, Katherine’s career has been
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Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Warner Bros. Pictures to give away tickets to an advance screening of Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire. You and a guest
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Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Picturehouse to give away tickets to a screening of Carol Doda – Topless at the Condor. All the details are below. Good
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Ryan Ali, one of the industry’s most captivating rising stars, showcases remarkable versatility as his career reaches unprecedented heights, seamlessly transitioning from the whimsical charm of Reese in SkyMed to
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Prepare to unleash the beast within as BigXthaPlug and Ro$ama, two titans of the hip-hop scene, join forces in a collaboration that promises to be as epic as the clash
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