Brian Hull rose to fame one fateful day when he decided he really wanted a Disney Store gift card (who wouldn’t?). He uploaded a video of himself doing Disney character impressions while singing Let It Go. and the rest, as they say, is history.
Like a bolt out of the blue, fate steps in and sees you through…
His original video garnered over 27 million views, and many of his other videos are not far behind. Brian continues to churn out quality content full of heart and talent, which has made him one of my favorite YouTubers. This genuine and kind soul has officially edged out Cary Elwes as the most charming interviewee I’ve ever spoken with. (Sorry, Cary, but you didn’t talk to me like Winnie the Pooh.)
Pop City Life chatted with Brian about how he first discovered his talent for vocal impressions, having a new career overnight, and what he’s most excited about experiencing at this weekend’s D23 Expo.
Read on for our exclusive interview with Brian Hull:
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Even if you don’t recognize his name, you’ve likely seen Dan Amboyer on the big screen, the small screen, or the stage. We chatted with the accomplished actor about his latest venture – playing Scottie Hargrave’s high-priced escort on NBC’s The Blacklist: Redemption. Read on for our interview with Dan Amboyer!
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Katherine McNamara stars as Clary Fray in the breakout hit Shadowhunters, which returns to Freeform on Jan. 2. We spoke with Katherine about what to expect from Shadowhunters season 2, what’s next for the Clace ship, her work with the UN Foundation’s Girl Up campaign, and more.
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Productions by Recent Cutbacks are among my favorite things to see while in New York City. Made up of hardworking and talented individuals, Recent Cutbacks has changed the way I view theater. If you have decent taste and like things that are awesome and fun, I’m 100% confident you’ll love Recent Cutbacks’ latest offering – a hilarious Home Alone reenactment titled KEVIN!!!!!
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PUFFS, or: Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic & Magic is nowhere close to being done casting its spell over New York. The magical adult parody from writer Matt Cox moved locations in October, and I couldn’t wait to see what magic the cast and crew could create with more props, a different stage, and a new home. Full disclosure: I saw this show three times at The Peoples Improv Theater and fell in love with it there, so I was eager to see what the talented cast had in store.
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