Celebrity memoirs will always fascinate people. With the promise of juicy gossip or unknown personal stories (or, hopefully, both!), they can be really great reads. The celebrity memoirs that are, in my opinion, ones you should spend time with are the ones that not only entertain you, but also teach you something. Without further ado. here are 5 celeb memoirs you should read: Where Am I Now? by Mara Wilson You may remember Mara Wilson as the little girl from Matilda or The Miracle on 34th Street. Those were some of
A good, solid, half hour comedy on television is hard to come by. The Good Place, though, fits the bill. This show was one of the new ones that came out this past fall, and, after a recent huge twist in the season one finale, it just got renewed for a second season. Eleanor (Kristin Bell) has died and has arrived, by mistake, in the Good Place. In the Good Place, everyone is matched with their soul mate for blissful ever after. Michael (Ted Danson), the Good Place’s architect welcomes Eleanor,
AJ is a class-act, singer-songwriter-performer who is taking the world by storm. His virtual reality music video for “Tongue” is the first of its kind and has over a million views to date. He’s toured the world with Pentatonix, performing in front of millions. He is involved with charity organizations like DoSomething.org, the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, and Big Brothers, Big Sisters. And, did we mention that he is only 18 years old? Pop Culturalist was excited to chat with him about his passion for music, his desire to bring people together, and
Womanizer. Blunt. Inappropriate. These are a few words many use to describe How I Met Your Mother‘s Barney Stinson. The character, who was portrayed by Neil Patrick Harris, was a fan favorite thanks to his memorable catchphrases, appreciation for well-tailored suits and magnetic, yet sometimes unbefitting charm. Barney was much more than Ted Mosby’s sex-crazed best friend – in fact, he was the star of the show. If you’re anything like me, you found Ted to be unbearable (sorry!) and found sweet relief when Barney was back on the screen. In 9