Phillip Lewitski is an exciting, fresh face in Hollywood confidently commanding the screen as Apollo 4 in Hulu’s sci-fi hip-hop drama Utopia Falls. Set in a futuristic city called New Babyl, Utopia Falls follows a group of teenagers who discover a forbidden archive of historical, cultural, and musical relics. The discovery will ignite an uprising for change. At the forefront of that revolution is Phillip’s character, Apollo, a quiet-natured dreamer who puts his musical talents on display. Phillip brought us inside his head and chatted about his career, and, of
Ranker, the world’s leading publisher for fan-powered rankings, announced today that they’ve launched Watchworthy, a game-changing free app that offers personalized TV recommendations and allows users to build their own watchlist from various TV networks and over 200 streaming services such as Netflix, HBO, Disney+, Hulu, Amazon Prime, AppleTV+, and more. You’ll never have to wonder again what you should watch next! “There’s an inherent problem when only one-third of adults say they browse their streaming content menus, and 21% say they would simply give up altogether when they can’t
Graham Verchere is an award-winning actor whose career is skyrocketing. This year, he’s starring in his first major role as one of the leads in Disney+’s Stargirl, based on the 2000 YA novel by Jerry Spinelli. It’s a timeless tale about the importance of embracing your true authentic self, a lesson that Graham’s character Leo learns along the way. And Graham’s performance in the film can best be described in one single word: magic. We put Graham in the hot seat to chat about his career and Stargirl. Career PC:
Charlie Bushnell is among Hollywood’s young actors to watch. As one of the breakout stars of Disney+’s must-see new series Diary of a Future President, Charlie delivers a commanding performance as Bobby Cañero-Reed, the brother of a young Cuban American girl who embarks on her journey to becoming the future president of the United States. While Charlie’s character may appear to be the life of the party, deep down he’s a young man coping with the loss of his father and coming into his own. Charlie brings each of Bobby’s