Curtis Lum has built his art around stories that feel timely—projects that mirror the world as we’re living it while creating space for audiences to see themselves within it. Across drama, sci-fi, and action, he has brought a commanding presence to high-stakes worlds. But with The Audacity, he taps into something new, revealing a sharp comedic edge that feels both effortless and long overdue. It’s a shift that not only surprises, but expands what audiences have come to expect from him. Set in a Silicon Valley spiraling into AI-fueled excess,
Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Warner Bros. to give away tickets to an NYC screening of Lee Cronin’s The Mummy. You and a guest will see the film before it’s released on April 17th. All the details are below. Good luck! About the Film The young daughter of a journalist disappears into the desert without a trace—eight years later, the broken family is shocked when she is returned to them, as what should be a joyful reunion turns into a living nightmare. Check out the trailer below:
Exclusive Interview: Josh McKenzie on ‘The Hunting Party’ Season 2, Shane’s Journey, and What’s Next
There’s a grounded, intentional quality to the way Josh McKenzie approaches Shane in The Hunting Party, bringing a character to life who is constantly navigating the tension between control and vulnerability. As the series returns for its second season, Josh continues to expand Shane’s world, leaning into a journey shaped by identity, purpose, and the relationships that begin to challenge the walls he’s built around himself. That journey unfolds within a world defined by chaos. When a secret prison suffers a mysterious explosion, unleashing some of the nation’s most violent
Some love stories are written in the stars—others are cut a little deeper. A Royal Setting invites audiences into a world where tradition and self-discovery collide, following Ruby (Jen Lilley), a world-renowned gemologist whose latest commission places her at the heart of a royal legacy. Tasked with restoring the crown jewels and designing a new crown for Prince Luca (Dan Jeannotte), what begins as a professional endeavor soon unfolds into something far more personal, challenging long-standing expectations and redefining what the future could look like—for both of them. Beneath the