Juan Riedinger is no stranger to the TNT family. In 2017, he joined the cast of the crime-drama, Good Behavior. It was there that he first heard the buzz surrounding the network’s newest breakout hit, Claws. Fast forward to 2019, and Juan is now guest-starring in the series as Joe Dupree, the handsome, charming, and dangerous general manager of the largest Native American casino on Florida’s Gulf coast. Pop Culturalist caught up with Juan to chat about what’s in store for his character and how he sank his “claws” into
Like her character Lara Featherstone on AMC’s Preacher, Julie Ann Emery is a chameleon with the ability to transform into any character she plays. In 2017, she joined the breakout series in its second season and has played a pivotal role ever since. This August, Preacher heads towards its final chapter, and Pop Culturalist spoke with Julie about the show, why it’s been one of her most challenging roles to date, and why this is Featherstone’s biggest season yet. Preacher Questions PC: For readers who may not be familiar with
Ava Kolker is one of “the good ones”. She got her big break on Girl Meets World and is now starring in her first series regular role as Olive in Sydney to the Max. It’s a dream come true for the up-and-comer who has always wanted to be a part of the Disney family. But more importantly, it was on the Sydney to the Max set that Ava realized she didn’t have to choose between her passions and could pursue a career in both acting and music. Since then, she’s
The Boys is a refreshingly dark take on the decade-old superhero formula. Like it or not, the superhero genre has been with us for over ten years. That’s right, a whole decade of spandex-wearing, crime-fighting, larger-than-life superhumans on both the big and small screens. Everything’s been squeaky clean, edited, and cut to fit that PG-13 rating, because you’re not going to take little Timmy to watch something that’ll to scar him for life, are you? I don’t know about you, but that uneasy feeling of superhero fatigue has already crept