Malea Emma is a multifaceted artist who’s proving big things come in small packages. At just nine years old, she’s stunning the industry, making a name for herself in film, TV, and music. She’s made appearances on shows that include Good Morning America and American Idol, becoming the youngest Golden Ticket holder in the series’ history. This summer, she released a powerful anthem, titled “My Hero,” for the frontline health workers who are helping to keep us all safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. Pop Culturalist caught up with Malea to
Jonathan Baines is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter who’s channeling his experiences to create a soundscape that’s striking a chord with listeners around the world. This summer, he released a brand-new single, “Just As You Are,” which finds Jonathan shining a light on a difficult time he shared with his wife. Pop Culturalist caught up with Jonathan to learn more about him, his career, and “Just As You Are.” PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Jonathan: My grandmother played a huge role in my discovery of music. She taught
Author Jake Biondi always found himself immersed in the stories that he read—so much so that they inspired him to become a writer. But even he couldn’t imagine the response he would receive when he created BOYSTOWN. The series, along with its characters, has won over the hearts of readers around the world and is currently being adapted for television. Pop Culturalist caught up with Jake to learn more about his history with BOYSTOWN. PC: How did you discover your passion for storytelling? Jake: I have always enjoyed storytelling for
Gabriella Martinez is an exciting up-and-comer who’s ready to make her mark on the industry while managing a full college course load. She’s equally comfortable in front of and behind the camera and has starred in projects such as The Immortal Wars, Young Sheldon, and Penny Dreadful: City of Angels. Pop Culturalist caught up with Gabriella to learn more about her and her career. PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts? Gabriella: When I was little, I put on shows for my family. When I say shows,