The Other Side of the Sky is Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner’s third collaboration on a young adult series. This new duology is a genre-bending story that blends science fiction and fantasy. It’s an imaginative, romantic tale of a mystical goddess and a lost prince trying to save their respective worlds from imminent destruction. The Other Side of the Sky is brimming with magic and a hint of romance for fantasy lovers, and the futuristic sky city and inventive technology will appeal to fans of science fiction. Nimh is a
Kent Boyd is a multifaceted creator who has made a name for himself across mediums. From working with notable artists like Billie Eilish and Dua Lipa to starring on the screen in projects like Teen Beach, Kent is a dynamic performer whose art has connected with audiences around the world. Most recently, he co-founded PrideHouseLA, a space where the queer community can come together and feel safe to create. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Kent about his career, So You Think You Can Dance, and PrideHouseLA. PC:
Adley is the creative mastermind behind some of the internet’s most viewed videos. She first caught the industry’s attention with her incredible vocal range, earning herself a spot on Team Blake on NBC’s The Voice. Shortly after, she became a viral sensation when she put chickens in a tub and came to the realization that she wanted to be a multifaceted creator. Pop Culturalist recently caught up with Adley to chat about her latest project Internet Takeover: Wedding Edition. PC: How did you discover your passion for music, the arts,
Margaret Cho is a multifaceted creative who has used her talent to pave the way for underrepresented communities. The celebrated icon has always been a champion for greater visibility and inclusivity, which are at the forefront of her latest project, Sex Appeal. The coming-of-age film follows a book-smart teen who sets out on a journey to master her sexuality, employing her oldest friend as a test subject. During her studies, she discovers that there’s more to sex and love than just mechanics. Pop Culturalist caught up with Margaret to chat