Sari Arambulo is no stranger to the small screen. She’s had guest roles on popular television programs including Girl Meets World, The Middle, Sweet/Vicious, and Modern Family. Currently, she’s starring in her biggest role yet as the lovable but naïve Grace on NBC’s hilarious new comedy, A.P. Bio. The show follows a failed philosophy professor who takes a job as an A.P. Bio teacher and uses his class to get back at those who have wronged him. Pop Culturalist had the pleasure of speaking with this up-and-comer about A.P. Bio, her character, and what drew her
Marcus Rosner actually didn’t grow up acting; he spent his time playing sports. After graduating high school, he took a trip with his mom to New York and saw some Broadway shows. He was hooked. Since then, the Canadian-born actor attended acting school and has found success on screen. He has been a part of many different projects, like Arrow, Mistresses, Tomorrowland, and Once Upon a Mattress. Currently, you can catch him on the third season of darkly funny UnREAL. We were lucky enough to chat with Marcus about the show and
Well, that’s a wrap on the 2017-2018 awards season. The 90th Academy Awards were presented last night at Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre on a blinged-out stage that was 100% over-the-top and tone deaf. As always, there were highs and lows in a ceremony defined by focused activism and pleas for equality. Here are some of our thoughts about Oscar night: Biggest Surprise Win: Jordan Peele‘s Best Original Screenplay win for Get Out. We predicted Martin McDonagh would win for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, since McDonagh won both the Golden Globe and
Well, gals and guys, it’s Oscars time! There are a ton of great films and talent nominated (and, as always, a ton of great films and talent not nominated) so it’s sure to be an interesting Academy Awards show on Sunday. Half the fun of awards season is seeing if our predictions prove correct. So, we took a look at some of the biggest categories and picked who we think should win…and of course who we’d like to see win. Best Picture: Call Me by Your Name Darkest Hour Dunkirk Get