With over a decade of experiences, hundreds of millions of streams, and several chart-climbing hits, the Mowgli’s are showing no signs of slowing down. Composed of Katie Jayne Earl (vocals), Josh Hogan (vocals/guitar), Matthew Di Panni (bass/vocals), Dave Appelbaum (keys/vocals), and Andy Warren (drums/percussion/vocals), they’ve done it all in their career. But like many bands and artists, they’ve had to adjust to the COVID-19 pandemic, which led to their partnership with the Knitting Factory and their virtual concert debut. Pop Culturalist caught up with Josh of the Mowgli’s to chat
Actor, entrepreneur, and filmmaker Joe Massa is creating a platform for survivors of attempted suicide to share their stories. Titled My Suicide Story, the docuseries follows five individuals as they open up about their struggles with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and everything in between, with the hope of reassuring others who may find themselves in a similar situation that they’re not alone. Pop Culturalist caught up with Joe to chat about My Suicide Story. PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts and storytelling? Joe: My passion for
Aaron Dalla Villa is a multifaceted talent who’s using his craft—whether acting, dance, or music—to tell vulnerable stories that are connecting with audiences around the world. With the film and television industry on a hiatus due to the ongoing pandemic, Aaron has turned to music and released a brilliant new single, “Demon Killer.” Pop Culturalist caught up with Aaron to learn more about him, his career, and his latest release. PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts? Aaron: Since birth, I’ve always been a natural performer. My
Actress Jordana Lajoie always looks to find the truth in any character she embodies. It’s one of the reasons she’s become one of the most sought-after actresses of her generation. This September, she reprises her role as the mysterious weapons specialist Cherie in Amazon Prime’s The Boys. We caught up with Jordana to chat about everything Season 2! Career PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts? Jordana: That’s a really good question. I can never really answer this question the way I feel like I should because