Evelyn Ulrich

3 weeks ago | culturess.com | Evelyn Ulrich

Our exclusive interview with the movie's costume designer! Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy is the fourth and last installment of the romantic comedy movie franchise, Bridget Jones's Diary. The film premiered exclusively on the streamer Peacock this past February and theatrically in the UK. If you're unfamiliar with Bridget Jones, the storylines center around Bridget, portrayed by the lovely Renée Zellweger, and her quest for love.

1 month ago | culturess.com | Evelyn Ulrich

The beloved children's show will soon leave Max. Since its initiation in 1969 on public television and creation by the legendary and late Jim Henson, Sesame Street has been a part of several generations. Whether educating the younger audiences on the alphabet, counting, or teaching life skills, Sesame Street played a crucial role in the children's media landscape.

1 month ago | culturess.com | Evelyn Ulrich

Fans came to celebrate The 100 in a three-day event. Whoever thought that a dystopian series, such as the CW's The 100, would bring in fans for a celebration that ejected positivity and connections. Conageddon 5 did just that, and from March 14th through the 16th in Boston, fans and the stars of The 100 were treated like royalty. It was an experience to remember, basking in the kindness of fandom. Each year, I anticipate Conageddon, and I wouldn't miss it for the universe.

2 months ago | culturess.com | Evelyn Ulrich

The 100 and Fear The Walking Dead alum will grace the Big Screen soon enough. Alycia Debnam-Carey, best known as Commander Lexa in The 100 and as Alicia in Fear The Walking Dead, among several more credits, is set to star in the yet-to-be-titled Monsterverse franchise production. The Australian-born actress is the latest addition to the movie and will be a follow-up to 2024's Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire, created by Legendary Pictures.

Mar 11, 2025 | culturess.com | Evelyn Ulrich

The Aussie actress would've been the Mother of Dragons. There was a time when Eliza Taylor almost wasn't Clarke Griffin on the CW Network's The 100, and we can't imagine her NOT being her. Eliza immortalized Clarke in each of her variants and paved the way for proper bisexual representation on television. She was destined to be Clarke; we fans couldn't have anyone better.