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
Ed Morrone is leading the extraordinary cast of Justin Lee’s action-packed new film, Final Kill. Costarring Billy Zane and Danny Trejo, Final Kill tells the story of Mickey Rome [Morrone], an aging protection specialist, who’s roped into one final job before retirement. Pop Culturalist caught up with Ed to chat about all things Final Kill. PC: Tell us about Final Kill, your character, and what attracted you to this project. Ed: Final Kill is about a mercenary who’s on the verge of retirement, but he gets drawn in for one
Johnathon Schaech is one of Hollywood’s most sought-after leading men, and he’s been doing that thing he does since the early ’90s. The actor, director, writer, and producer has dozens of credits to his name, including blockbuster films and hit TV shows such as DC’s Legends of Tomorrow; Ray Donovan; Comforters, Miserable; and That Thing You Do! Currently, he can be seen starring opposite Tye Sheridan, Ana de Armas, Helen Hunt, and John Leguizamo in Michael Cristofer’s The Night Clerk, out now in select theaters and On Demand. The film
Harry Jarvis is an exciting up-and-coming actor who’s pulling out all the stops for his new film High Strung Free Dance. Set in New York City, High Strung Free Dance follows two aspiring artists struggling to make their dreams come true. Harry’s character, Charlie, is a charismatic piano player with music coursing through his veins, looking for any opportunity to hone his craft. It’s a story that hits close to home for Harry, who drew parallels with his own journey as an artist. Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of chatting