No, Keanu is not a movie with or about Keanu Reeves. I know, hard to believe. Instead, Keanu is an action-comedy starring Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key as two cousins who pretend to be violent killers in order to reclaim a newly adopted kitten from gangsters. No, really. That’s the plot. The movie opens with Jordan Peele’s character, Rell, going through a rough break-up. Then, like a little miracle from heaven, the titular Keanu (one of the cutest kittens you’ll ever see) shows up on his doorstep. Rell falls in
Pop Culturalist attended the HealthCorps Garden Gala on May 10. HealthCorps, founded by Dr. Mehmet Oz, works with teens to live healthy lives (both physically and mentally) through healthy eating, exercising, and positive thinking. Each year, HealthCorps holds a gala to honor someone who has done exemplary work to help the mission. This year, they honored Rachael Ray. Check out some of the top health tips from the night: Dr. Mehmet Oz: ““Give your heart a reason to keep beating. You gotta be passionate about one thing. Find something you care
Rachael Ray burst onto the scene with her 30 Minute Meals back in 2001. She’s down to earth, funny, and makes it look so easy to cook and talk at the same time (this is NOT easy based on what I’ve seen on Next Food Network Star). Who doesn’t want delicious food that can be made in a half hour or less? Plus, she does good with her non-profit Yum-O, which is dedicated to feeding the hungry, teaching families how to cook healthy food, and funding education for kids who
Forest Whitaker began The Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative in order to facilitate peacebuilding and reconciliation in areas of war, violence, and conflict. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to join the benefit concert, Performers4Peace, featuring several bright faces from across Broadway. Emceed by James Monroe Iglehart and Julie James, the evening featured performances by Derrick Baskin, Daniel Breaker, ChoclattJared, Bryan Terrell Clark, Patrice Covington, Mara Davi, Alysha Deslorieux, Matt Gould, Griffin Matthews, Carly Hughes, Marcus Paul James, Mykal Kilgore, Lesli Margherita, Constantine Maroulis, Jill Paice, Catherine Ricafort, Brandon Uranowitz, and The Broadway Dreams Choir. With so many wonderful performers raising their voices up for peace,