If there’s ever a time when we need art and entertainment that will make you laugh, cry, and warm your heart, it’s now. The Prom fits the bill. Broadway vets Barry Glickman (Brooks Ashmanskas) and Dee Dee Allen (Beth Leavel) are narcissist performers in a career slump. Their friend Angie (Angie Schworer), has been relegated to the chorus for decades; an old colleague, Trent Oliver (Christopher Sieber), is a cater-waiter-actor. In an effort to boost their careers and head back into the limelight, the four of them decide to take on a charitable (and newsworthy)
At the age of fifteen, Chance Peña auditioned for season nine of The Voice, stunning audiences and the judges with his rendition of Ed Sheeran’s “I See Fire.” Pharrell Williams complimented the talented singer-songwriter on his individuality stating, “It’s voices like yours that are completely different and don’t sound like anyone else.” Chance would eventually select Maroon 5 frontman, Adam Levine, as his coach and make it all the way to the live playoffs. It was an eye-opening experience that sparked Chance’s determination to pursue a career in the industry.
Charleene Closshey is a multi-talented artist who can do it all. In addition to starring as the female protagonist in her latest project, No Postage Necessary, she also composed the film’s score, which allowed her to see the story from many different perspectives. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Charleene about her dual roles. PC: Tell us about No Postage Necessary. Charleene: No Postage Necessary is an indie, romantic comedy about two people, who for various reasons, have gotten stuck in their lives. It’s the story of them coming together
Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Amazon Studios to give away tickets to an advance screening of The Romanoffs: Episode 8. You and a guest will see the episode before it airs, and receive a free beverage and popcorn! All the details are below. Good luck! About the Show From the creator of Mad Men, The Romanoffs is a contemporary anthology series set around the globe featuring eight separate stories about people who believe themselves to be descendants of the Russian royal family. Starring Aaron Eckhart, Diane Lane,