Okay, so, duplicate your base and set it to Screen. (I used 100%, but you can lower it if your picture’s already super bright)

Next, make a new layer and fill it with F3DF00. Set it to Linear Burn. WOO. Looks crazy, hm?

New Selective Color layer:

REDS
C: -100
M: 0
Y: 100
B: 0

YELLOWS
C: -100
M: 8
Y: -40
B: 0

NEUTRALS:
C: 100
M: 14
Y: -20
B: 0

ANOTHER New Selective Color layer:

REDS
C: -100
M: 0
Y: 100
B: 0

YELLOWS
C: -100
M: -100
Y: -100
B: 0

NEUTRALS:
C: 100
M: 0
Y: -17
B: 0

Alright, now a new Color Balance layer.

Midtones: -100, +8, 0
Shadows: -67, -31, -23
Hightlights: -12, -3, +6

And last Selective Color layer:

REDS
C: -100
M: 100
Y: 63
B: 0

YELLOWS
C: 100
M: 0
Y: 0
B: 0

WHITES:
C:
M: 12
Y: -47
B: 0

NEUTRALS:
C: 32
M: 11
Y: 6
B: 0

And then you can make a new Hue/Saturation layer and up the Master saturation. I used +6.

And now you can add textures and/or text and stuff. I used this one, desaturated: