Tony Award-nominated actress Elizabeth A. Davis is more than just a stage and screen actress. She’s a producer, a writer, and a musician. She’s a teller of stories. Her roles range from performing in Broadway’s Once and acting on TV’s Blue Bloods to creating and writing the musical My Name’s Not Indian Joe. Recently, she’s brought legendary female director Buzz Goodbody to life in Alabama Shakespeare Festival’s production of Buzz. We caught up with Elizabeth to chat about women, stories, and what other fantastic projects she has up her sleeve.
Madison Iseman is a versatile young actress who has quickly established herself as one of Hollywood’s most sought-after talents. Her impressive résumé features blockbuster films like Annabelle Come Home, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Goosebumps 2: Haunted House, and dozens more. She’ll next be seen in the action-packed, dystopian film, Riot Girls, portraying a character unlike any she’s played before. Pop Culturalist caught up with Madison to chat about Riot Girls. PC: Tell us about Riot Girls and your character in the film. Madison: Riot Girls is set in a
Aimée Laurence is one of Hollywood’s most exciting young actors. She’s best known for her work in Hulu’s original series, The Path, and guest appearances in Marvel’s Iron Fist, HBO’s The Leftovers, and NBC’s The Blacklist. She can now be seen in The Goldfinch, which hit theaters today. Adapted from Donna Tartt’s Pulitzer Prize winning and New York Times best-selling novel, The Goldfinch follows a young boy who’s taken in by a wealthy Upper East Side family after his mother is killed in a bombing at the Metropolitan Museum of
Rising singer-songwriter Juliana Cervizzi has always been enchanted by the power of thoughtful lyrics. She’s taken that fascination and begun writing the soundtrack to her life. Her new single, “Scared of Myself”, is an empowering anthem about the importance of self-love and removing the stigma behind it. It’s an instantly relatable song that will stop you in your tracks. Inspired by past relationships, “Scared of Myself” expresses the long and often difficult road to self-acceptance. It strikes a chord with any listener who has lost love, but come to the