Tyler Whitman moved to the Big Apple with dreams of becoming an entrepreneur. After a disappointing experience working with a broker to find his first Manhattan home, he knew that this was an area where he could make a positive impact on a large scale. Since then, he’s racked up a decade’s worth of experience as one of the top real estate professionals in the city. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Tyler about his journey from waiting tables at Planet Hollywood to joining the cast of Million
Happy Friday! We’re just as excited about this week’s new music as we are about reaching another well-deserved weekend. Taylor Swift kicks off this week’s #NMF with a surprise release and RuPaul’s Drag Race contestant Ginger Minj releases a country-infused EP. Taylor Swift – “Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version)” Taylor Swift surprised fans this morning with her Tweet: “Hi! I saw you guys got “Wildest Dreams” trending on TikTok, thought you guys should have my version.” Carly Pearce, Ashley McBryde – “Never Wanted to Be That Girl” Carly Pearce released her
Alex J. Montero is hitting a home run with his feature film debut in The Kid Who Only HIt Homers. The family drama follows Sylvester “Syl” Coddmeyer III (Montero) who has baseball in his blood. On the verge of quitting, Syl is visited by a mysterious man who secretly coaches him to sudden greatness. Pop Culturalist spoke with Alex about the film. PC: How did you discover your passion for acting? Alex: I discovered my passion for acting when I was seven years old. I auditioned for Aladdin Jr. at
William Moseley has quickly established himself as one of Hollywood’s most versatile and sought-after young actors. Best known for the dynamic characters he’s brought to life in projects like The Chronicles of Narnia and The Royals, William has made it his mission as an artist to tell stories of the human condition. His latest film, Saving Paradise, finds him stepping into the shoes of a ruthless corporate raider who is forced back to his small town when he suddenly inherits his father’s nearly bankrupt pencil factory. He must decide whether