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Bugged by Spidey?
Will the real Spider-Man please stand up? OK, color me conflicted. I’m a long-time Spider-Fan who, on one hand, really enjoyed the new Andrew Garfield
Here’s to Andy
The actor Andy Griffith passed away this past Tuesday. He was 86. And he will be missed. Now, a lot of people will remember Andy
Not All Heroes Crawl Walls
I woke up in my own home this morning. Incredible. Last Wednesday, I wasn’t sure I had one. It’s been a week since the Waldo
Movie Monday: Ted
Well, it was a good run. For 15 straight weeks, the No. 1 movies in North America had borne a PG-13 rating or lower—many of
Tweet Me, Will Robinson
All you outer space aficionados and extraterrestrial trivia lovers, listen up. I’ve got some important news. (And for the rest of you, tag along. You
Trashing Icons of Innocence
In June of 1989, rocker Don Henley struck a chord with his melancholy musical commentary “The End of the Innocence.” In that song, guileless idealism
Fathers: Not Just Comic Relief Anymore
Just got through watching ABC Family’s new sitcom Baby Daddy (watch for the review tomorrow), and really the only thing remarkable about the show was
Where There’s Smoke, There’s Facebook
“Twitters broke, my life has no meaning anymore.” Those were the words of an unnamed tweeter who—in a spat of despondency—took to another, smaller social
Movie Monday: Brave
It was a showdown between an arrow-shooting heroine and an ax-swinging president—a family-friendly fairy tale versus R-rated blood and guts and teeth. As it turns
The FCC and the Future of Broadcast Indecency Standards
The Supreme Court ruled yesterday on whether or not the Federal Communications Commission is constitutionally free to impose fines on broadcast television networks for instances
About Us
Good media discernment is about guarding our eyes and hearts before we watch or listen. And it’s also about grappling with the entertainment we do see or hear. That’s why the Plugged In Blog is devoted to guarding, discussing and grappling. About Plugged In >>