The Language of Thorns is a wonderful book for those who love fairy tales, or are fans of the great Leigh Bardugo. This gorgeously illustrated book is comprised of six re-imagined fairy tales set in the Grishaverse, or the world of Shadow and Bone (if you haven’t read any of that series, no matter. You’ll easily be able to jump right in.). The tales range from a retelling of “The Nutcracker” and “Hansel and Gretel” to “Beauty and the Beast” and “The Little Mermaid,” which has a particularly intriguing title
Ryan McCartan is an actor and singer who continues to push his boundaries and set his own bar. His transformative performances have captured the hearts and attention of audiences of all ages. His credits include Disney Channel’s Liv and Maddie, Fox’s The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and the off-Broadway classic, Heathers: The Musical. He’s currently starring as Ollie Keller on the Hulu/AwesomenessTV original, Freakish. Pop Culturalist sat down with Ryan to chat about the role, how the industry is evolving, and the paradigms the show explores this season. PC: What drew you to this
If you’re anything like us, you’ve probably spent your time leading up to Halloween watching all the scary movies you can get your hands on. But, there’s more than just scary movies out there; there’s plenty of hair-raising television out there now, too. So, while you hand out candy to trick-or-treaters on Halloween, why not watch one (or all) of these spooky TV shows. Warning: you may want to sleep with your lights on. American Horror Story: Cult, FX Pretty much every season of this show is scary AF. There’s everything
Julian Feder is one of the fresh faces of Hollywood and at only thirteen he’s been touted as the next big thing. His performance as the title character in the breakout indie hit, A Boy Called Po, earned him three Young Artist Awards and showcased his ability to bring a complex character to life. Based on a true story, the film follows a gifted child with autism who tragically loses his mother. As he and his father, played by Christopher Gorham, struggled to deal with life after death, they begin