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Marketing: Now Part of a Healthy Lunch!
If you are what you eat, I am the most boring person alive. At least at lunchtime. My typical noonday meal consists of a sandwich,
Cyber Hope for Dateless Dudes?
You know the buzz that happens when someone changes their status to “in a relationship” on Facebook? Sometimes it’s like confetti and a bouquet of
Movie Monday: Hop
The animated Easter movie Hop bounded to first place at the box office this weekend, stuffing $38.1 million into its multi-hued basket. The opening had
YouTube Sensations Are People Too
It’s Friday, Friday, had to write a blog on Friday. So what better person to write about today than Rebecca Black? For those who haven’t
Cuddly or Creepy?
I recently ran across an article by USA Today’s Craig Wilson about a new kiddie toy called a Parent Doll. If this idea is as
Facebook Blues
A new study from the American Academy of Pediatrics says Facebook might send teens who have a tendency toward mood disorders into depression. Researchers call
Of Moses and Dad: Fraser Heston Remembers His Father
I just wrote a story about the intersection between faith and film (look for it April 4), in which I opined that Hollywood is far
Movie Monday: Wimpy Kid Thumps Sucker Punch
Leave it to a wimpy kid to win a weak weekend. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules floored Zack Snyder’s newest stylized rumble Sucker
Elizabeth Taylor: 1932-2011
Last night, my wife, daughter and I started watching Cleopatra, the lavish 1963 epic starring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton and Rex Harrison. It was our
Dancing Around a Problem
I recently heard a radio report from Fox News of a Christian women’s fitness class they’re starting up in Houston called Pole Dancing for Jesus.
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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 >>