Peyton’s connection to music has always been tied to his religion, so, when he made the decision to leave the church, he put a halt on singing. It was by chance that in 2003, a single he had written was released and topped the dance charts around the world. It was in that moment that Peyton realized he could pursue a career in the industry outside of the church. Fast forward fifteen years later and Peyton has built an illustrious career and became a global superstar. This year, he dropped
Pop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Amazon Studios to give away tickets to an advance screening of The Romanoffs: Episode 4. 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,
Writers can spend their entire lives waiting for others to say “yes” to their stories, but Danny Wascou (MTV’s The Challenge) decided to be his own “yes”, bringing to life the must-see web series, Only Children. The character-driven dramedy follows four unique and diverse individuals—Ray (Wayne Wilcox), Daysha (Keylor Leigh), Molly (Ji Bak), and Mo (Tim Wardell)—all only children in their thirties who are more than friends—they’re a makeshift family. Together, they’ll navigate through the struggles of love, sex, identity, and grief. PC: Can you tell us about Only Children and what
Steven Turano (Garrett Clayton) is a socially awkward band geek who reveals to an online pro-suicide support group that he plans to kill himself. He feels isolated, depressed, and harbors deep resentment towards his widowed father, Steve Turano (Bojesse Christopher), and his tormentor and former childhood best friend, Nick Perkins (Jordan Doww). Although his first attempt is unsuccessful, he’s determined to find a way to escape his suffering…that is until he’s befriended by Clarence West (Johnny James Fiore), the quirky new kid in school, who changes his life forever. Soon,