2020 is in full swing, and actor Adam Faison has emerged as one of the year’s breakout stars. Currently, he can be seen in Freeform’s laugh-out-loud comedy Everything’s Gonna Be Okay. Created by Josh Thomas, the series follows Nicholas (played by Thomas), a gay, antipodean entomologist who assumes guardianship over his two half-sisters after their father passes away from cancer. Adam delivers a commanding performance as Alex, a twenty-something dental student who starts dating Nicholas and becomes part of the family. Pop Culturalist caught up with Adam to chat about
Canadian country artist Nicole Rayy is empowering women around the world with her new anthem, “All Woman.” Released today, the single is already making waves with its relatable lyrics and uplifting message. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to catch up with Nicole to chat about “All Woman” and the year ahead. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Nicole: Honestly, I can’t remember wanting to do anything else. I was making up songs before I could talk. I grew up singing, dancing, and writing lyrics in my notebooks.
All through his life, Brandon Stewart has been told he had to choose. He had to choose between being in front of the camera or behind it. But time and time again, he’s silenced the doubters, proving he’s a talent that’s more than capable of doing both effectively. Take for example his latest venture: Brandon TV. In just a short few weeks, his new endeavor has reached over one million impressions across social with its growing slate of programming, including the widely successful Shine. Pop Culturalist caught up with Brandon
LA-based duo 12XPretty continues to push the envelope with their revolutionary sound. Comprised of vocalist Remy Remy and keyboardist/beatmaker Danny Import, 12XPretty is redefining what we know about pop music with their seductive lyricism, modern production, and refreshing and unapologetic concepts. Already this year, they’ve released an infectious new single called “Caliphornia” and we spoke to them about it! PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Danny: I guess in high school, being introduced to Nine Inch Nails. I’ve never really heard anything like that. I didn’t know