Eric Leon had a breakout year in 2019, blazing a trail in hip-hop with his new-age sound. But don’t take our word for it. Just ask the industry legends who are singing his praise, including Cool & Dre, Fat Joe, and DJ Khaled. With two million streams already under his belt, Eric is continuing his momentum with the release of “Lemme See” and his upcoming EP, We In The World, set to be released later this summer. Pop Culturalist sat down with Eric for an in-depth conversation. PC: How did
Many have made the transition from stage to the screen, but few have done so as effortlessly as Gwen Hollander. Whether she’s performing in a production of Avenue Q or starring opposite Jim Carrey in Showtime’s Kidding, Gwen has proven time and time again that her versatility and talent is able to command any role or medium. It’s a skill she’s been honing since she was a little girl. “I was always dancing, singing, or playing the piano,” she told us during our exclusive interview. “I was the kid who
Amelie Anstett has commanded the stage in productions like The Lion King and on Justin Bieber’s Purpose tour. This spring, she made her television debut in Season 6 of BRAT’s Chicken Girls, and we got the inside scoop from Amelie. Career PC: How did you discover your passion for acting? Amelie: I have always loved performing and making people smile throughout my life, though it wasn’t until more recently that I discovered my passion for acting. Dance has always been my thing—still is and always will be—but when I started
Marta Milans is one of Hollywood’s most sought-after actresses. She’s captivated audiences on the screen and stage in projects including Valientes, Killer Women, Shazam!, and The Pier. This spring, she’s heating up the screen as Kika Calafat in Netflix’s sizzling new crime-drama, White Lines. Created by Álex Pina, White Lines follows the story of a woman who returns to Ibiza to solve the mysterious death of her brother. Marta Milans portrays Kika, the ex-girlfriend of the deceased DJ Axel. It’s a role that Álex created with Marta in mind. We