Peter Berg’s Patriots Day is the new drama about the tragedy that took place at the Boston Marathon on April 15th, 2013. The film’s cast may include familiar faces such as Kevin Bacon, Mark Wahlberg, John Goodman and J.K Simmons but it also introduces newcomer Themo Melikidze. The 24 year-old portrays Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of the bombers who alongside his brother Dzhokhar Tsarnaev (portrayed by Alex Wolff) caused the death of 3 civilians and injured over 200 others. We spoke with Themo to discuss how he mentally and emotionally prepared for
Royal historical dramas are having their moment. Just a few months back, we had The Crown. Now, we have PBS Masterpiece’s Victoria. PBS Masterpiece is wonderful at creating engaging period dramas (Downton Abbey, anyone?) so it’s no surprise that their latest is so well-produced, well-acted, and just plain well-done. Victoria is a beautiful pairing of history and entertainment. Still unsure if you should invest time into this 8-hour miniseries? Here are five reasons why you should: There is nothing more interesting for a dramatic story than real life. Victoria begins at
Aubrey Miller is the definition of a triple threat. She sings, acts, and dances. At only 15, she’s had roles on hit television programs including Californication, Austin & Ally, and Shameless. She’s currently starring as the cautious but lovable, Hannah Parker-Kent, on the enchanting Amazon series, Just Add Magic. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with this rising talent about the role, how she got her start, and her aspirations. Just Add Magic Questions PC: Can you tell us a bit about the show and your character? Aubrey: The
Ever since the popular Step Up franchise, writers have faced an interesting challenge finding originals ways to incorporate dance within their storylines. Luckily, 48 Hours to Live brings the moves in an intricate whodunit thriller. It’s a film with plenty of plot twists and an ending you won’t see coming. At the heart of the story is Wyatt (James Maslow), an aspiring dancer with a troubled past. When his sister, Sherilyn (Tyne Stecklein), is tragically murdered, things go from bad to worse. Set on finding her killer, Wyatt embarks on