Things got steamy this summer when nine single islanders entered the villa in CBS’ newest hit, Love Island. As islanders came, went, and re-coupled, one pair never wavered: Zac and Elizabeth. They not only won the $100,000 grand prize, but they also won each other. Pop Culturalist caught up with Zac, one-half of the dynamic duo, to chat about the series and their recently launched YouTube Channel. PC: What were your expectations heading into Love Island? What drew you to this series? Zac: Before I was contacted to be on
The Rua are heating up the airwaves with their new single, “Gasoline”. The infectious track asks the question: are the people and relationships in our lives right for us? While we may not know the answer to that, we do know for sure that The Rua are a sibling band to keep your eyes and ears on. Pop Culturalist recently caught up with Alanna, Jonathan, and Roseanna, a.k.a. The Rua, to chat about their exciting career and what’s ahead. PC: How did you all discover your passion for music? The
Newcomer Teö is set to make “history” with his debut single. Born in the Philippines, the singer-producer left home at a young age to hone his craft and sound. Now at eighteen, he’s ready to make his mark on the industry. “History” is the first single off his upcoming EP. It has an ethereal, dark, yet nostalgic sound that promises to heat up the airwaves. It brings together sensual guitar riffs with Teö’s soulful vocal melodies. Teö tells Pop Culturalist, “‘History’ is all about living in the present. Forget what’s
Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Warner Bros. Pictures to give away tickets to an advance screening of The Goldfinch. You and a guest will see the film before it’s released on September 13. All the details are below. Good luck! About the Film The last time 13-year-old Theo Decker saw his mother, she was gliding away from him into another gallery of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Seconds later, a terrorist bomb exploded destroying priceless pieces of art…and shattering Theo’s life forever. The tragedy changes the course