Nicola Yoon’s new book is called Instructions for Dancing which comes out on June 1st. I’ve been a fan of Nicola Yoon since her debut novel came out. In Instructions for Dancing, Evie has an estranged relationship with her dad. Evie doesn’t believe in love anymore after finding out that the reason for her parent’s divorce was due to the fact that her dad cheated on her mom. She starts to think that all relationships will end in heartbreak. She’s adamant about getting rid of all her romance novels and
This summer is shaping up to be a hot one—not only with the temps quickly rising, but the announcement of many major country tours kicking back into gear. With Memorial Day weekend upon us, we’ve compiled a list of the best country tunes to blast through your speakers in whatever situation you’re celebrating. Check out the list below and let us know what you’re listening to! “Pontoon” – Little Big Town “I Love My Country” – Florida Georgia Line “Last First” – Jordana Bryant “Two Hands” – Callie Twisselman “Champagne
Michael Johnston is a rising young star who has quickly made a name for himself with the diverse characters he’s brought to life in projects like Zak Storm, Slash, and Teen Wolf. This May, he’s taking audiences on an adventure of a lifetime in M.J. Bassett’s Endangered Species. The action-packed film follows an American family who travels to the vast African wilderness of Kenya hoping for a dream vacation filled with excitement, bonding, and a chance to fix the growing rifts within their family. But when their safari vehicle is
Brooklyn Queen, Indi Star, and Sophie Fergi have audiences under their spell with their bewitching performances in Brat TV’s Charmers. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with the dynamic trio about the show, what audiences can expect, and they share what superpower they wish they had! PC: How did you all discover your passion for the arts? Brooklyn: To be honest, I just happened to fall into the arts. Since I could walk, I have loved music and have been singing and dancing. Indi: When I was three, I