Actor Mike Sui grew up splitting his time between the U.S. and China. Those experiences shaped him as a person and artist, giving him a unique voice and perspective in both industries. He’s used that voice to build a career that has no bounds, which is evident by his most recent project: The Wandering Earth. The film has become a global phenomenon and the second highest grossing film in China’s history. Pop Culturalist caught up with Mike to chat about The Wandering Earth, discovering his passion for acting, and the
Songwriting duo Kyan Palmer & nicopop are killing the game. They’ve clicked since the moment they met, and have worked with artists including Little Mix, PRETTYMUCH, and Timeflies. While they’ve seen success individually, they’ve decided to release some of their joint efforts, heading into a summer 2019 EP. The first glimpse of what’s to come is their new single, “Headcase”, which is the perfect addition to any playlist. Pop Culturalist caught up with Kyan Palmer & nicopop to chat about their partnership and upcoming EP. PC: How did you both
Game of Thrones is dead and gone – and I have a lot of feelings. I first fell in love with the series on June 13, 2011. Social media melted down that Monday morning after THAT TERRIBLE THING happened the previous night at the end of the show’s ninth episode. Though I didn’t know what specifically happened, my take-away was clear: I needed to watch this new show immediately. So I binged it and tumbled headfirst into the glorious, maddening, treacherous, heartbreaking, soul-stirring world of Game of Thrones. For eight
Chad Michael Collins is cowboying up in his new action-western-horror film, High Moon. In it, he plays Colt, a gunslinger who’s made it his mission to hunt and eliminate the howlers who have taken everything from him. It’s a fun, high octane film that’s perfect for the summer. We caught up with Pop Culturalist fave Chad Michael Collins to chat about High Moon, his stunt work, and whether or not we’ll see his character ride again. PC: Tell us about High Moon, your character, and what drew you to this