It’s hard to fathom that Dylan McTee made his television debut in Sweet/Vicious. It’s one of the most transformative performances that you’ll see anywhere. And a profound statement that Dylan is an actor to keep your eye on. He showed fearless ambition, taking on a role that many wouldn’t. His character was at the center of the story but for all the wrong reasons. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Dylan about taking on the role of Nate Griffin, his hopes for season two, and his upcoming projects.
*SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER* If you have not watched Jane the Virgin this week, do not read this article yet. Don’t say we didn’t warn you! Well, folks. The inevitable happened on Jane the Virgin: Michael Cordero is dead. I ignored the icky foreshadowing (that line haunted me since the beginning, “Michael would love Jane until his dying breath”). I desperately hoped it wasn’t going to happen… at least for quite some time. I’m not ashamed to say that I yelled and cried at my television watching the episode. Michael
Nominated for an Oscar for Best Foreign Language film, The Salesman is a film that creeps up on you and leaves you unable to shake it off. It is an incredibly nuanced film from one of Iran’s most-lauded directors. Asghar Farhadi had written and directed some of the most well-known and critically acclaimed Iranian movies in the past decade (most notably A Separation which won Best Foreign Language Oscar in 2012). He tends to focus his films on individuals and the drama that comes out of interpersonal relationships. With The
We would be remiss if we didn’t use Dominic Sherwood’s birthday as a way to celebrate all the ways he continues to impress us week after week as Jace Wayland on Shadowhunters! Below we countdown our favorite scenes this season featuring Jace Wayland, a large part due to Dominic Sherwood’s fine acting. 5. Jace endures Valentine’s wrath At the end of last season, we saw Jace sacrificing himself, and his position as a Shadowhunter, to save those he loves by choosing to leave with Valentine and his army. When we revisit