Massive congratulations to the cast and crew of Shadowhunters! They’ve been picked up for season 2. It was announced earlier today during a Facebook Q&A with the cast. Based on Cassandra Clare’s bestselling Mortal Instrument books, Shadowhunters tells the story of Clary Fray, who discovers on her 18th birthday that she belongs to a long line of Shadowhunters (human-angel hybrids who hunt down demons). The show stars Katherine McNamara, Dominic Sherwood, Alberto Rosende, Matthew Daddario, Emeraude Toubia, Harry Shum Jr., and Isaiah Mustafa. If you’re wondering whether or not you
Jack Cutmore-Scott is Hollywood’s newest leading man. He’s talented, good-looking, and charismatic. He plays the title character on Fox’s must-see comedy: Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life. He embodies the definition of a triple threat—actor, writer, and director—unquestionably making him one to watch. The Harvard-educated star has graced the stage in numerous theater productions. He played the title roles in Nicholas Nickleby and Entertaining Mr. Sloane, which earned him an Elliot Norton nomination for Best Actor. His play—which he wrote, directed, and starred in—was accepted for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Singer-songwriter, Kris Allen, is set to release his new album, Letting You In, on March 18. In the years since winning season 8 of American Idol, the talented artist has released three albums, headlined tours, and shared the stage with such artists as Keith Urban and Maroon 5. Pop Culturalist had the honor of chatting with Kris about the new album and the upcoming tour which kicks off in Birmingham, Alabama on March 31. Be sure to get your tickets! If you’ve never had the pleasure of experiencing one of his live
Without another word about the hot yet gross sheep farmer from last week, Younger delves back into Liza and Josh. Liza starts her workday seeing Josh in the party pages of the newspaper…with his new lady, Greta (have I said that I think she’s the worst?!). So, Diana takes Liza out to lunch (see, I knew she was a nice softie under her hard, sassy shell). At lunch, they run into a publishing associate that Diana knows; her assistant invites Liza to a publishing mixer for the younger crowd. At