Lilliana “Lilly” Ketchman has been dancing her entire life. The child prodigy caught the attention of Dance Moms‘ Abby Miller, who requested and submitted Lilly’s audition video to the show’s producers. She would go on to be invited to join the show’s “mini” team, and the rest is history. Pop Culturalist caught up with Lilliana to chat about the new season of Dance Moms. PC: Tell us about the new season of Dance Moms and how you initially got cast in the show. Lilly: When the show started a new
Victoria, BC-based singer-songwriter Adrian Chalifour has been connecting with audiences for over fifteen years. As the founder and frontman of Towers and Trees, he’s performed around the country and at festivals including Canadian Music Week, Indie Week, Breakout West, and dozens more. His original music has struck a chord with listeners and charted on Canadian radio. In 2019, he made his national TV debut on the popular Canadian series, The Launch, which marked a new chapter in his career as a solo artist. In June, he dropped his new single,
Grayson Thorne Kilpatrick is an exciting young actor making his mark on the industry. From an early age, it was clear that Grayson had an innate love for performing, reenacting the infomercials he would see on TV. But growing up in a small town in Alabama, Grayson never imagined his dreams would come true, until a traumatic event changed the course of Grayson’s life forever. He’s gone on to appear in film and TV programs including Chicken Girls: The Movie, Wet Hot American Summer: 10 Years Later, To Tell the
Meet Nic Howell. He’s music’s newest heartthrob and is introducing who he is as an artist with his debut EP, Welcome to the Mind of a Teenage Boy. The four-song collection is a unique blend of catchy beats and story-driven lyrics. They embody Nic’s mission of inspiring others to be themselves, and will undoubtedly have you on your feet. Pop Culturalist caught up with Nic to chat about the project. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Nic: One year, I got a guitar for Christmas. Then, I