2020 is off to a magical start for actress and singer-songwriter Hallea Jones. The up-and-comer is currently starring in her breakout role as Eden Hawkins in Netflix’s Locke & Key. Based on the bestselling graphic novels by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodríguez, Locke & Key follows the lives of the three Locke siblings, who move into their family’s ancestral home along with their mother after their father is murdered under mysterious circumstances. Soon, they begin discovering enchanted keys that may be connected to their father’s death. Hallea’s character, Eden, is
The summer of 2015 will forever be a highlight in the careers of vocalist and keyboardist Josh Carruthers (aka JC), guitarist Freddie Edwards, and drummer Josh Hussey (aka Huss). It was the year the trio came together to form the indie pop band Flawes. Since then, it’s been a meteoric rise to the top with spine-tingling singles like “Don’t Wait for Me,” “Don’t Count Me Out,” and “When We Were Young,” as well as countless shows and festival appearances. They’ve gathered all of their experiences into their new full-length record,
At just nineteen, Haley Pham is blazing a trail in the digital landscape and inspiring young entrepreneurs everywhere. Her popular YouTube channel, with over two million subscribers, was just the start of her growing empire, which now features a clothing line, Retro Reprise, and a motivational podcast, Call Me Candid. Pop Culturalist caught up with Haley to learn more about this young talent who’s well on her way to changing the world. PC: You’re a content creator, designer, and podcaster. How did you discover your passion for entrepreneurship? Is there
When it comes to music, I’m all about storytelling. In my mind, storytelling goes beyond just the words we use to explain situations. It’s about taking complex emotions and walking the listener through the experience from beginning to end. That’s exactly what Diplomacy does on their self-titled EP. Diplomacy is the name of the collaboration project between childhood friends Jack Falahee (Connor Walsh on ABC’s How to Get Away with Murder) and Tim Wu (who normally records under the moniker Elephante) from Ann Arbor, Michigan. The opening song on the