Christmas will come early this year as global icon Dolly Parton releases her Christmas album, A Holly Dolly Christmas on Friday, October 2. Releasing on Butterfly Records in partnership with 12Tone Music, the project marks her first Christmas album release in thirty years and she’s not doing it alone. The record consisting of classics, favorites and originals—written by Dolly—also packs a star-studded punch. A Holly Dolly Christmas collaborations will include Billy Ray Cyrus, goddaughter Miley Cyrus, Jimmy Fallon, Willie Nelson, and Michael Bublé who is featured on the first single
Ethan Bortnick is no stranger to success. The child prodigy holds the Guinness World Record for “The World’s Youngest Solo Musician to Headline His Own Concert Tour,” has performed in venues around the world, and has made dozens of television appearances on shows like Good Morning America and Oprah. As he’s grown as a man and artist, so has his sound, evident in singles like “100 Layers,” “The Dino Club,” and “cLosure.” Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of speaking with Ethan about his career, the release of “sink and die,”
Carly and Martina are a dynamic duo who are taking the music industry by storm, and they’re doing it on their own terms. The Chicago natives are quickly racking up the streams and views, receiving notable placements in shows like High Fidelity, The Bold Type, and L.A.’s Finest. This August, they released their debut album, Are You Listening?, which they produced, mixed, wrote, and arranged! And to answer their question, we are! Pop Culturalist caught up with Carly and Martina for an in-depth conversation about Are You Listening? and their
Romain Bonnet is one of the stars of Selling Sunset, the hit Netflix reality docuseries that has swept the nation. It follows the elite real estate brokers at the Oppenheim Group who sell the luxe life to buyers in LA. With the show returning for its third season, we caught up with Romain to learn more about what we can expect! PC: At a young age, you moved from France to the States. How scary was that decision? Romain: Well, I always loved traveling and left home when I was