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This is the story of a quote, a question, a Culture Clip and a poll. And it’s not a very pretty one, even though all

Blood-soaked, telekinetic adolescents just don’t move audiences like they used to. So was the message from this weekend’s box office derby—a race that saw Gravity

Hardly a week goes by in which the Plugged In team doesn’t get an email (or several) like this one: I love Plugged In and

Jesus and Noah are coming soon to a theater near you. But two stories regarding their respective film treatments could hardly be more different. And

The venerable romcom. It’s been a part of our cultural fabric forever, hasn’t it? I got to thinking about that because a modern version of

It’s sort of my fault Plugged In’s astute and studied music critic Adam Holz got dragged into reviewing such a silly song about a fox.

It’s probably the most obvious, most elementary part of Newton’s law of universal gravitation: What comes up must come down. Unless, of course, you’re talking

Twelve years ago, I was privileged to be on the set for the filming of a Touched By an Angel episode. Afterwards, I would write

The Albuquerque Journal, the newspaper of record for New Mexico’s largest city, published an obituary Oct. 3—as they do probably every day. But this one

Let’s admit the truth, we parents kinda see ourselves as superheroes. And rightfully so. Who else can pick up a room full of blocks, mop