Nicole Russin aka. Richárde

Nicole Russin, also known as her alter ego Richárde, is a bestselling chef, experienced print journalist and beauty/editorial model. You may visit her official website at NicoleRussin.com.

POP INTERVIEW: Frank Polito Makes LGBT Characters Realistic for Teens

Frank Antonio Polito, has written several young adult novels and plays, blogged, written for Instinct Magazine and acted. He works hard to portray LGBT characters in normal, though dramatic, culturally acceptable "straight" settings like you might imagine on mainstream shows like Pretty Little Liars, The Carrie Diaries, Hannah Montana or Gossip Girl. As a fan of young adult series, despite being an adult [*blush*...*hide Vampire Diaries from my iPad viewing history*], I really had to talk to him about his awesome work!

POP INTERVIEW: “Sister, Sister” Series Creator Kim Bass Makes a Western!

Kim Bass is most famous for creating hit children's programming: the animated Men in Black, Nickelodeon's Kenan & Kel and Sister, Sister. He also wrote the screenplay for A Thin Line Between Love and Hate, and some TV show you may have watched in the 1990's called In Living Color. His upcoming film The UnBroken is set to shoot this fall.

POP INTERVIEW: “Chuck” Actor Vik Sahay Has an “Awkward Sexual Adventure”

Canadian actor Vik Sahay's TV character, Lester Patel, was once confused for a lesbian. Making his move to notable film roles, his most recent being the victim of Steve Stifler's jokes in American Reunion, he stars in the Toronto Film Festival selection, My Awkward Sexual Adventure, which will premiere at the Santa Barbara Film Festival this Friday.

POP INTERVIEW: Matt Brady on Working with Jessica Biel and Sundance 2013

Matt Brady produced Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes, a 2013 Sundance selection about a woman's increasing curiosity when a neighbor resembles her deceased mother. Before he headed off to the film festival, mingling with fellow filmmakers and countless goodie bags, he chatted with Pop about his uniquely captivating first feature film.

POP INTERVIEW: Sylvia Allen on How She Helps African Children Live Normal Lives

Sylvia Allen is the founder of Sylvia's Children, a non-profit charity devoted to helping Ugandan children attain things we take for granted in the modern world, like water, education, health care and books, and e-mailed responses regarding her experiences working with her "children," as well as chatting the ins and outs of heading the charity and its volunteer work with her biological son and daughter.