Tina Jung is an award-winning Korean Canadian actress, writer, and producer whose journey into the industry seemed destined from the beginning. The daughter of two actors, Tina grew up surrounded by the arts and was always encouraged to express herself creatively. After graduating with a theater degree, Tina made the transition into film and television with projects like Suits, Good Witch, The Expanse, and Jigsaw. Currently, she’s captivating audiences as the lead of Queen of the Morning Calm. Pop Culturalist caught up with Tina to learn more about her career
Artist on the rise Holdyn Barder is well on his way to becoming a household name in the country scene. Already named one of Philadelphia’s “Emerging Regional Country Artists” by ReverbNation, Holdyn is taking the first big step in his career with his debut single, “Like You Do.” He spoke with us about the release and what he hopes to accomplish in his career. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Holdyn: My journey to music began several years ago. I was actually playing tennis with one of
In the past decade, we’ve seen the digital landscape grow exponentially with the rise of social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and Twitter. As brands find new ways to create deeper connections with their audience, they’ve turned to digital media experts like Ashley Bruzas to help build and develop content plans and strategies. Having discovered her passion for digital marketing at a young age, Ashley has worked with industry leaders that include Nike, Converse, and Moose Knuckles as well as launched her own brand, Veronika Stealz. We caught
Singer-songwriter Gabi Sklar is always striving to grow as a person and as an artist. Recently, she took a break from releasing music to further develop her craft and sound. She’s now back to show off that growth and the many different layers to her artistry. Pop Culturalist recently spoke with Gabi to chat about her new single “I’m Sorry You’re Boring” and her upcoming EP. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Gabi: I used to sing a lot as a kid and I was pretty bad