The show must go on! For the first time in its fifty-one year history, fans won’t be gathering this summer for San Diego Comic-Con. Instead, the annual convention is going digital! Anyone from around the world can tune in to watch exclusive panels from the comfort of their own homes. While we’re sad we can’t be there in person, there’s still plenty of great content coming our way this weekend. We’ve put together a list of panels you need to check out and where you can stream them! Thursday Amazon
Dylan Walsh has done it all in his three-plus-decade career, so when he signs on to a new project, you know it’s going to be good. From playing a plastic surgeon in Ryan Murphy’s Nip/Tick to an FBI agent in Whiskey Cavalier, Dylan is a chameleon on screen, transforming into each character he embodies. This July, he has audiences questioning what’s more important, science or faith, in the all-too-timely An Incomplete Education. We caught up with Dylan to learn more about An Incomplete Education, how the project’s taken more weight
Singer-songwriter Devin Kowl fully believes everyone should step outside of their comfort zone. It’s how the talented up-and-comer discovered his innate ability to put pen to paper and craft words that have resonated with listeners around the world. We caught up with Devin to learn more about him, his journey in music, and his latest single, “You.” PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Devin: I actually started in sixth grade. I grew up in Maryland. I had a music teacher who heard me singing during choir one
Xochitl Gomez is the talented young actress who’s bringing Dawn to life in Netflix’s adaptation of The Baby-Sitters Club. It’s a role of a lifetime and a responsibility that isn’t lost on Xochitl, who is more than excited (and prepared) to tell inclusive stories to a new generation. Pop Culturalist caught up with Xochitl to learn more about her, The Baby-Sitters Club, and the importance of representation. Career PC: How did you discover your passion for acting? Xochitl: I started acting in local musicals at age five. For as long