Taylor John Smith is one of Hollywood’s most buzzed-about actors. He’s graced both television and film with his world-class talent and indescribable presence. His performance in Bart Freundlich’s coming-of-age story Wolves (which opens this week) was the talk of the Tribeca Film Festival. And, you’ll be surprised to learn, it was his film debut. In the role, he plays Anthony Keller, a high school jock. On the surface, he seems to have it all, but at home, he’s dealing with a troubled father with a gambling addiction. He also starred as Luke
It’s time to dust off those dancing shoes and get ready to head back into the ballroom. This morning on Good Morning America, Tom Bergeron announced the celebrities that’ll be competing on the 24th season of Dancing with the Stars and who they’ll be partnered with. All we can say is this cast is the perfect ten! So, without further ado, here are the stars who will be fighting for the coveted mirror ball trophy: Fifth Harmony’s Normani Kordei will shake her tail feather with Val Chmerkovskiy Olympian Simone Biles
Liam Carroll has been stealing scenes with his portrayal of Jared Parker, the young (not-so-smart) son in the zany Parker family on The Detour. If you’re not familiar with the show or him, watch it pronto. It’s a hilarious piece of comedic television, and you’ll immediately see that Liam is definitely an actor to watch. Pop Culturalist was able to chat with Liam about the show, improvisation, and what’s in store for season 2. PC: What did you do when you found out that you got the part on The Detour?
In 1958, Richard Loving, a white man, and Mildred Jeter, a black woman, broke the law. They got married. Loving tells their story. In the state of Virginia in 1958, it was illegal to be married to someone outside your own race. Despite that law, Richard (Joel Edgerton) and Mildred (Ruth Negga) went to Washington, D.C., got married, and returned to their small Caroline County town. Their marriage is discovered by the local sheriff’s office, and they are sentenced to one year in prison. The judge rules, though, that the