David Park is making his New York stage debut in the fun-loving show Red Roses, Green Gold. We were able to chat with him about his start in musical theater and being part of such a unique show. PC: What made you decide that theater would be the career you would be pursuing? David: I got into acting 4 years ago. I was 22 and studying Jazz at the Community College I was at in Pasadena, California. I happened to do a musical out there because the musical director heard
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and if you haven’t finalized your plans yet, we’ve got you covered! Pop Culturalist and Allied IM are inviting you to an unforgettable Galentine’s Day event inspired by the upcoming NBC show, Good Girls—premiering on February 26! It’ll be a night filled with cocktails, music, and surprises. All the deets are below. About the Show When three suburban moms get tired of trying to make ends meet, they decide it’s time to stick up for themselves by robbing the local grocery store. But
In The Shape of Water, Elisa Esposito (Sally Hawkins) is a mute janitor at a top-secret research facility in the 1950s. Her life is simple. She lives above an old movie theater; her neighbor and best friend, Giles(Richard Jenkins), is an out-of-work painter who watches black-and-white movie musicals with her. Her coworker, Zelda Fuller (Octavia Spencer), punches her in every single day, even if she’s almost late. One day, her routine is disrupted when an intimidating former army man, Richard Strickland (Michael Shannon), brings the facility a huge new specimen to study–and
We’re halfway through Season 1. Is it any good? The Setup After the Battle of the Binary Stars, The Federation and the Klingons are in a full-blown war. Klingons possess cloaking technology, completely neutralizing the Federation’s ability to see and shoot them. It’s a dire circumstance for our home team, but there is hope: the USS Discovery and its secret weapon. Primarily a science vessel, the USS Discovery was quickly retrofitted for the impromptu war and possesses a one-of-a-kind “spore drive”. It’s akin to Battlestar Galactica’s FTL drive, a device that can