When you step into the Minetta Lane Theatre, you’re greeted by the Palace Saloon and Mining Company in Cumberland, USA. A drum kit sits center stage, flanked by several other instruments that will shortly be played by the small, but talented cast. The Salon is run by Jackson Jones (Scott Wakefield), a seasoned con man. In fact, he won it years ago by cheating in a poker game. As we learn from Jackson (he plays the guitar, sings, and explains the ins-and-outs of everything to the audience, breaking the fourth
TV lovers! We have a special giveaway for you. We’ve partnered with YouTube Red to give away tickets to a NYC screening of Step Up: High Water! Yes, you read that correctly! The popular Step Up franchise has been adapted for the small screen, and Ne-Yo and Naya Rivera are starring in it. All the deets are below. About the Show Step Up: High Water is an upcoming drama television series based on the Step Up film franchise created by Duane Adler. It is set to premiere on YouTube Red
Casper Van Dien is one of the hardest working actors in showbiz. Since his breakout performance in Starship Troopers, he’s added 90 additional credits to his name. For him, being on set is where he feels most alive, and being an actor has helped him grow as a person. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Casper about his new film, Showdown in Manila, why it was such a passion project for him, and why he feels so lucky to be an actor. PC: Tell us about Showdown in
Heath Ledger was perhaps the most gifted actor of his generation when he died tragically on January 22, 2008. He was only 28 years old, and it seemed as though his career was just entering a new phase of acclaim and prestige when his life was unexpectedly cut short. To mark this, the ten-year anniversary of his untimely death, we’re looking back at some of our favorite Heath Ledger roles from a career that was far too brief. 7. Conor – Roar If you’ve never heard of this show, please do