How To Have A Not-So-Scary Halloween Halloween used to be filled with all kinds of community gatherings and fun events. Children could freely go from house to house and gleefully collect as much candy as their greedy hearts desired. Mom and Dad got to stay home and distribute candy as they didn’t have to worry […]
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Part of one’s musical journey often relies heavily on location and the places the heart and soul travel to for inspiration. From Texas to Tennessee to New York, indie-rock musician Luke Boor has reflected deeply on each home he’s had over the years and how they’ve contributed to his creative endeavors from music to writing.
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Killing the Witches: The Horror of Salem, Massachusetts Bill O’Reilly, along with Martin Dugard, have, in my opinion, written one of the best American History books I have ever read. Killing The Witches is a thorough account of the horrible time in Salem, Massachusetts when women and men were jailed, tried, and hung for being
Review of The Holdovers Alexander Payne’s films have always been known for their biting satirical commentary and unmatched comedic timing. Now he’s bringing a handful of heart home for the holidays to mesmerize audiences with The Holderovers. Set against a Wintery New England backdrop in the 1970s, The Holdovers follows the story of a cynical
Many 19-year-olds are exploring their varying outlets in the job market, looking for opportunities to expand their skills and discover new ones, hoping it will lead them to happiness and prosperity in their careers. Mackenzie Sangle however, is already one step ahead. While only beginning to style hair a little over a year ago, her
William J. Donahue’s dramatic dark tales and riveting characters are irresistible in his new novel, Only Monsters Remain, regardless of the genre that you prefer. When it comes to his recently published third novel, the prolific author and magazine editor, says he did not envision venturing to the world of this rather dark genre.
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Millions of Americans report that they are experiencing anxiety, stress, trauma, depression, isolation, and an overwhelming sense of loss, which has culminated in a serious Mental Health Crisis; something that is of great concern. As a way to help those who feel lost and isolated, Dr. Dawn Ella, a noted expert in complementary and alternative medicine, created Soul Link,
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(BALTIMORE, October 1, 2023) — When Baltimore resident Allan Sidley was 10 months old his father died of a heart attack leaving his mom a young widow and a single mom to raise him by herself. This was not Sidley’s first encounter with heart disease. His maternal grandfather and namesake died in 1986 from a
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Known for his funky electronica technoscape aesthetic, Matt DeVoti of Solar Bloom is immersing fans in his rhythmic exploration of communication with his new single “This Tiny World”. With an artistic blend of synthetic beat and meticulously layered vocals, achieved through the usage of both analog and digital instruments, “This Tiny World” delivers a nostalgic
Though her musical roots lie in the eclectic world of jazz, Australian musician Georgia Weber of The Sleeved Hearts has always retained an interest in a variety of musical styles and how they differ across multiple cultural landscapes. The group’s latest single “Kintsugi” pays homage to Georgia’s adoration of Japan and the prevalent intersection between
Why We Love Middle-Earth Why We Love Middle-Earth is a new book by Shawn E. Marchese and Alan Sisto. Shawn and Alan are the co-hosts of the popular Prancing Pony Podcast. The book grew out of the podcast. Why We Love Middle-Earth is a trip through the world of JRR Tolkien. Your tour guides are
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Paramount+ News Rate Hike. Again. September 13, 2023 — No one is earning money and everyone wants it. From the writer’s strike to the YouTube streaming debacle, everyone is crying over earnings. While Paramount+ isn’t really responsible for much in unique content, they’ve doubled subscribers since 2021 from a little over 30 million to 61
Interview With Andrew Adkins Andrew Adkins has never found himself subscribing to conventional notions of genre. Instead, the Nashville singer takes an introspective approach to his music, finding what speaks to him and then emulating it through his own unique perspective and combination of sounds. His latest EP “Birdcage Boy ” follows this eclectic marriage
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There is a deep love that new and repeat audience members have for The Lion King, and this affection is certainly not lost on a couple who fell in love with one another while performing in the show. In fact, Nhlanhla Ndlovu proposed to Daniela Cobb several years ago onstage during the curtain call and
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This Month’s Disney+ Streaming News Ahsoka in Theaters One Day Only September 7, 2023 — Star Wars Ahsoka fans mark your calendar for September 12th if you want to take advantage of a one-time event. Ahsoka is currently playing on Disney+ and enjoying some modest success depending on who you ask. Either way, if you
We all remember those iconic scenes from a selection of films that have remained a staple of cinema. From the actor’s performance to the sharp editing and mood-determining lighting, every little intricate detail melds together to create a moment that audiences will soon label as unforgettable. Of course, there’s another key element that assures a
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Netflix September 2023 Streaming News Finally! Directors’ Vision Doesn’t Get in the Way September 6, 2023 — Netflix has another runaway hit with One Piece. Japanese manga writer and illustrator Eiichiro Oda‘s 1997 comic has been respectfully brought to life on the big screen in a way that can’t be compared to anything seen on
The MCU is where Marvel canon is loosely interpreted for the uninitiated Marvel movie fans. Read about all that influences the original characters as they come to the big screen, from actors to behind-scenes gossip through 2023. 2023 MCU News From the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Pop Culture Press offers you a unique perspective on everything
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A Conversation With Caitlin King From the time she was a little girl, Caitlin King wanted to immerse herself in the world of storytelling. In the midst of all the intricate roles that make up the magnificent process that is filmmaking, Caitlin found herself longing to be a part of crafting the film’s unique and
Being a session singer, Rehya Stevens has mastered the art of being able to adapt vocally and creatively to whatever task she’s assigned. Her songs have been featured in an array of films, video games, and TV, including her Christmas song “Jingle Jangle” which has been used in eleven movies to date. Though emphasis has
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Amazon Prime Video Streaming News Promo For Fallout Show Fails Using AI Art August 25, 2023 — We all love using AI, but no one wants to get caught using it. That’s just what happened with Amazon Prime Video after their Prime Video account posted a Fallout image featuring Hondo on X. They’ve rolled out
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Keep up with what’s new in the DCU and Extended DCU! We deliver breaking news on DC Studios projects from the Pop Culture Press perspective. Yes or No? Blue Beetle In New DC Universe August 25, 2023 — If you’ve done your homework, you may have read conflicting statements from both the director of Blue
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Netflix Streaming September 2023 New Releases September 1st: A Day and a Half (2023) Netflix Original Arrival (2016) Bakugan (Season 1) Couples Retreat (2009) Disenchantment (Part 5) Netflix Original Fences (2016) Friday Night Plan (2023) Netflix Original Hacksaw Ridge (2016) Happy Ending (2023) Netflix Original LOVE IS BLIND: After the Altar (Season 4) Netflix Original
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Apple TV+ September 2023 New Releases The Afterparty (Season 2), Foundation (Season 2), Physical (Season 3), and Invasion (Season 2) all continue in September from August. September 8 The Changeling September 13 The Morning Show (Season 3) September 20 The Super Models September 22 Still Up AppleTV+ August 2023 Streaming News Peanut’s Marcie Takes Center
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Disney+ September 2023 New Releases September 6 I Am Groot (Season 2) September 13 Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory September 15 Lang Lang Plays Disney (Music Special) Master & Apprentice: A Special Look at Ahsoka (Featurette) September 20 Marvel Studios Assembled: The Making of Secret Invasion September 29 Marvel Studios Legends Disney’s Launchpad (Live
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Warner Bros. Discovery Max Streaming News August 2023 CNN on Max August 24, 2023 — In a desperate move to find viewers, CNN has practically given away the cow to Max for streaming. In 2022 CNN+ jumped into the streaming market at a cost of 300 million dollars and failed miserably. It launched on March
Amazon Prime Video September 2023 New Releases September 1 The Wheel of Time (Season 2) September 6 One Shot: Overtime Elite FC Barcelona: A New Era September 8 Sitting in Bars with Cake How to Date Billy Walsh All or Nothing: The National Team in Qatar September 12 Kelce September 15 A Million Miles Away
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