If you’ve been tuning in to watch Younger every week, then chances are you know Dan Amboyer. Dan Amboyer plays the sleazily, well-dressed cad of a boyfriend to Hilary Duff’s Kelsey Peters. This season, Thad’s story has come to the forefront of the show—and it’s been juicy. Dan’s meticulously slick portrayal of Thad isn’t the only thing he can do—which is why his impressive résumé is so extensive. His thirst for the craft started at a young age. He enjoyed performing as an actor and working behind-the-scenes. He received a
This is it, folks. The season finale of season 2 of Younger. Buckle your seat belts. It’s going to be an interesting ride to the end. Liza (Sutton Foster) and Maggie (Debi Mazar) are en route to Thad’s funeral. Liza feels immense guilt about his death; she in convinced that her lie has killed Thad (Dan Amboyer). At the funeral, Liza debates on whether or not to tell Kelsey (Hilary Duff) the truth, but Maggie wisely talks her out of it for the moment. Two surprises happen at the funeral.
Sadie Saxton may be a fictional character in MTV’s Awkward, but her strength, sass, intelligence, and loyalty make her a lovable lady (yes, I said lovable AND lady to describe Sadie) . Here are some of our favorite Sadie (perfectly played by Molly Tarlov) moments that exemplify why she is this week’s #WCW. You’re welcome. Sadie’s Strength “If you tell anyone I’m having this soft side moment I swear I will cut you.” Sadie never likes being seen as weak. She can stand up to adults and peers alike without any
Pop Culturalist was delighted to cover the red carpet for National Geographic Channel’s world premiere of The Story of God. Produced by and starring Morgan Freeman, The Story of God is a six-part mini series that will bring viewers along on Freeman’s journey around the world to understand how faith connects everyone, rather than divides them. From Buddhism to Catholicism to Islam to Zorastrianism, Freeman traveled to seven different countries and immersed himself at great religious sites. They even explore how science intersects with faith. Freeman described the people he met along the