For Drew Starkey, one of the best parts about being an actor is collaborating with a creative team who is fully committed to bringing a story, its world, and its characters to life, whether that’s on the stage or screen. It’s one of the reasons why Outer Banks has become the show of 2020 and why Drew is a scene-stealer as the villainous Rafe. Pop Culturalist caught up with Drew to chat about his start in the industry, Outer Banks, and where he’d like to see his character go in
David Iacono is an exciting up-and-comer and one of the breakout stars of Netflix’s newest must-see drama, Grand Army. Born and raised in New York City, David is bringing authenticity to the role and project which is set in the Big Apple and based on Katie Cappiello’s Slut: The Play. Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of chatting with this fast rising star about his career, Grand Army, and more! Career PC: How did you discover your passion for acting? David: My mom thought I was a cute kid as a
Belle Mt. is the ever-evolving alt-pop project and brainchild of front man Matt Belmont. Over the years, Belle Mt. has manifested itself in various forms, from Matt performing his most intimate songs on guitar or keys to its current incarnation, which features long-term collaborators Chris Burgess on drums/percussion and Ben Worsley on guitar, bass, and backing vocals. Whether a solo artist or trio, one thing has remained consistent: the music. With breakout hits like “Hollow” and “Loving You,” Belle Mt.’s sound and message have connected with millions of listeners around
Growing up in the suburbs of Dallas, producer, singer, and songwriter Livingston struggled to find his place in the world. While facing relentless bullying, self doubt, and anxiety, Livingston turned to music and found solace in his craft. He’s taken those experiences and channeled them into his brand new album Lighthouse. Pop Culturalist caught up with Livingston to learn more about his career, the release of Lighthouse, and finding his confidence as a man and artist. PC: Who or what has had the biggest influence on your career? Livingston: Definitely