We’re halfway through 2017, and no one is having a bigger breakout year than Jordan Doww. The actor, comedian, and advocate moved from Detroit, Michigan to Los Angeles, California in 2014 to pursue a career in acting. And, well, that dreams become a reality. He’s currently co-starring on AwesomenessTV’s award-winning series, The Commute, and just wrapped his first feature film, Reach. But that’s not all! This week, he announced via Twitter that he’s joining the cast of Milo Ventimiglia’s go90 hit, Relationship Status. Check out the tweet below! Stoked to
Well folks, my favorite Awards show of the year is here: the Tonys! Unlike last year when one show in particular (cough, Hamilton, cough) dominated the Broadway season, this year there is a plethora. Aside from the glaring absences of some really good theater from the nominations (most odious exclusion, in my opinion, is Significant Other‘s Gideon Glick; one production that took itself out of the running, but really could have garnered nominations was Sunday in the Park with George), this year’s Tony Awards should be exciting. Here’s what we think will take
Would you ever consider swimming with sharks? It’s a hard pass from us. But we get it, we do. It’s thrilling and fun for adrenaline junkies. We just can’t get pass the fact that it’s dangerous as heck. And that’s the premise of Mandy Moore and Claire Holt’s newest film, 47 Meters Down. In it, they play sisters who set out on an adventure and decide to go shark diving. But everything goes wrong and they end up fighting for survival against the world’s greatest predator. Pop Culturalist is excited
Scenic designer David Gallo has a portfolio chock-full of critically-acclaimed work. Currently, he’s being recognized with a Tony nomination for his set design for the revival of August Wilson’s Jitney. A frequent collaborator of playwright August Wilson, Gallo was able to use that experience as a foundation along with his past design (he designed the previous production as well) to create a set for Jitney that was fresh and embodied the characters. David Gallo’s work doesn’t only live on Broadway, though. He has designed for various regional theaters, music concerts,