As a passionate activist, gifted actress, and one half of the comedy duo, Lilan and Wilder, Lilan Bowden’s talent is endless. Currently, she’s starring in the Disney Channel award-winning, coming-of-age series, Andi Mack, playing the free-spirited Bex. Her character returns home to get her life together, just in time for her younger sister Andi’s 13th birthday party. But it’s later revealed that Bex isn’t Andi’s sister, she’s her mother! Pop Culturalist chatted with Lilan about the groundbreaking series. PC: Tell us about Andi Mack, your character, and what drew you to
Talented singer-songwriter Megan Steinke is a new voice in the music industry. Her career is filled with endless possibilities and uncertainty, but she’s enjoying every minute of it: so much so, she wrote an infectious single about it called “Everywhere You Go”, spreading a message of hope and faith. Pop Culturalist spoke with Megan about the new single, her upcoming album, and how she got started. PC: When did you discover your passion for music? Megan: I’ve always had a passion for music. I actually grew up taking classical piano
Brendan Meyer is one of the most exciting triple threats in Hollywood—he writes, acts, and directs. Best known for his roles on The OA and T@gged, Brendan is captivating audiences with his commanding, yet vulnerable performance in Melissa B. Miller’s All These Small Moments. He leads an extraordinary cast, which includes Molly Ringwald, Jemima Kirke, Harley Quinn Smith, Brian d’Arcy James, and Sam McCarthy. Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of speaking with Brendan ahead of its theatrical release. PC: Tell us about All These Small Moments, your character, and what drew you to this
When soldier Ray Marrow is called back from war, he’s faced with burying the love of his life, while also becoming a single parent. His situation goes from bad to worse when his young son begins revealing information he shouldn’t know about the coal mining town and the local gangster’s missing daughter. Beyond the Night is a thrilling journey that reveals some secrets don’t die. Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of speaking with director Jason Noto about the film. PC: What was the inspiration behind Beyond the Night? Jason: It’s slightly morbid,