Singer-songwriter and actor Austin P. McKenzie has made a name for himself on the stage, screen, and in the studio. From starring in projects like Spring Awakening to When We Rise, Austin has proven to be one of Hollywood’s most versatile young stars. This August, Austin shows off another side to his artistry with the release of “I’m Not Ready to Go.” The indie-folk ballad is a deeply personal song about suicide, and ultimately deciding to keep living. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Austin about his development
Audiences have fallen in love with Disney+’s Turner & Hooch. The family dramedy follows an ambitious, buttoned-up US Marshal who inherits a big unruly dog. He soon realizes that the dog he didn’t want may be the partner he needs. Three of the stars of the series, Lyndsy Fonseca, Reginald VelJohnson, and Jeremy Maguire, spoke to us about Turner & Hooch Season 1, their characters’ arcs, and their favorite Hooch moment. PC: To start, could you each introduce us to your characters and what drew you to this project? Lyndsy,
The Jasmine Project by Meredith Ireland is a romantic comedy. It’s best described as My Big Fat Greek Wedding meets The Bachelorette. Trigger Warning: toxic relationship. When her boyfriend dumps her, her large, overprotective family seizes the opportunity to set her up with someone who they think will respect her. They turn her graduation ceremony into one big contest to find the right guy for her. To add to the drama, her ex wants her back and is willing to do what it takes to prove it. But when things
It’s hard to believe that we’re halfway through the first season of Turner & Hooch. A continuation of the 1989 film by the same name, Turner & Hooch follows an ambitious, buttoned-up US Marshal (Josh Peck) who inherits a big unruly dog. He soon realizes that the dog he didn’t want may be the partner he needs. The endearing series has kept audiences on the edge of their seats—especially when it comes to the budding relationship between US Marshal Scott and dog trainer Erica. But is trouble ahead for the