Richard Hartley is taking us to church with his new series The Rev on USA Network. The reality sitcom takes us behind the scenes of the Hartley household and follows Richard and his unorthodox style as he turns his choir of Chaka Can’ts to Chaka Khans. We caught up with Richard ahead of the show’s premiere for a hilarious conversation about the show, what audiences can expect, and the importance of being your authentic self. PC: You’ve had a lot of success throughout your career. How did it all start
Gabbie Hanna has done it all in her career. From climbing the charts on Billboard and iTunes to becoming a New York Times bestseller, Gabbie’s talents are endless. This year, she embarks on an exciting new chapter in her career that’s unapologetically her. We had the pleasure of speaking with Gabbie about her new single “Shut Me Up“, the exciting year ahead, and more! PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts? Gabbie: I have always loved it. I’ve always loved performing. I feel like a lot of
Concrete Rose by Angie Thomas is the prequel to The Hate U Give or THUG. The story is set in Garden Heights, when Starr’s Dad, Maverick, finds out he’s going to be a dad. It’s an important novel about racial injustice, death, sex, and discrimination. It has a more mature tone than THUG does. Maverick is only seventeen when this happens and he has already been through so much trauma. In this book, he witnesses his cousin being shot in front of his own house. Maverick Carter or Mav knows the
When the entertainment industry was flipped on its head last year as a result of the pandemic, artists (like everyone else) had to find new avenues for their creativity. For actor Andrew Matarazzo, that meant diving into his debut novel, Bedlam, and releasing his first single, “Omertà”. Pop Culturalist caught up with Andrew to chat about those huge milestones, how he’s been able to stay connected with fans during COVID, and his latest film project, He’s All That. PC: As we have all tried to stay connected during COVID, you’ve