Gavin Stenhouse is a multifaceted creative who is captivating audiences in all areas of his career. He’s brought dynamic characters to life in projects including Iconicles, Allegiance, and Person of Interest. Currently, he can be seen as one of the stars of the CW’s Kung Fu. Adapted from the popular ’70s series, Kung Fu follows a young Chinese-American woman, Nicky Shen (Olivia Liang), whose quarter-life crisis causes her to drop out of school and make a life-changing journey to a monastery in China. When she makes her return home, she
Tony Chung has emerged as one of Hollywood’s most versatile leading men. From releasing two self-written albums in Asia to being featured in global campaigns for brands like H&M, Uniqlo, Remy Martin, and RayBan, Tony can do it all. But he’s best known for his starring role in the must-see series Kung Fu. Adapted from the popular ’70s series, Kung Fu follows a young Chinese-American woman, Nicky Shen (Olivia Liang), whose quarter-life crisis causes her to drop out of school and make a life-changing journey to a monastery in China.
Actor, comedian, writer, and director Mike Cabellon is taking over Hollywood in all facets of his career. But he’s best known for his starring role as Chief Strategist Tommy Tomás in NBC’s must-see series Mr. Mayor. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Mike about the show’s new season, his journey into the arts, and more! PC: How did you discover your passion for storytelling, comedy, and the arts? Mike: I grew up in Las Vegas. Most people grow up seeing billboards for doctors, lawyers, or whatever. So you’re
Ito Aghayere is a gifted storyteller who fell in love with the written word for its endless possibilities. It was the gateway into new worlds and the opportunity to join a cast of characters, and feel seen and heard. It’s that passion and drive that saw Ito make the pivot from law into acting. From gracing the stage in the Tony-nominated play Junk to her starring role as Dr. Maya Jacobs in Carol’s Second Act, Ito has proven her talent knows no bounds. This March, she steps into the iconic