Dana Vaughns has stamped his place among Hollywood’s most exciting triple threats. When he’s not bringing characters to life on the screen in projects like Never Have I Ever, Dana can be found in the studio creating hits like “Feelings”, “Rough Rider”, and “Girlfriend”. This July, the global superstar released his highly-anticipated sophomore EP Love So Different, which brings his fresh take on R&B to the forefront. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Dana about Love So Different, how COVID made him focus on self-love, and Never Have
The Ice Road follows Mike McCann (Liam Neeson), Gurty (Marcus Thomas), Goldenrod (Laurence Fishburne), and Tantoo (Amber Midthunder) as they set out to deliver time-sensitive, mission-critical “wellheads” to help extract the trapped Katka miners before they run out of oxygen. Director Jonathan Hensleigh ratchets up the tension at a brisk pace throughout this action-packed thriller, as the team tackles the ever-escalating challenges that get shoveled their way. Let’s be upfront and frank about The Ice Road—this is not going to be an Academy Award winner. It’s not even a contender.
Porscha Coleman is a dynamic quintuple threat who has taken Hollywood by storm with her talent. This year, she can be seen starring opposite Jamie Foxx and David Alan Grier in the must-see, laugh-out-loud comedy Dad Stop Embarrassing Me!. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Porscha about her multifaceted career, Dad Stop Embarrassing Me!, and why this is the role she was born to play. Career PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts? Porscha: My passion for the arts started at a very young age.
At just nineteen, rising star Theodore Barnes has left his mark on the entertainment industry. He’s brought dynamic characters to life on the screen in projects like The Goldbergs, Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn, Prince of Peoria, Back in the Game, and more. This August, he’ll be seen starring opposite Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams, J. Bernard Calloway, and Tami Roman in BET+’s The Ms. Pat Show. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Theodore about his career, how setbacks fueled his drive, and his new series, The Ms. Pat