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Christian Film: Beautiful or Banal?

Working for Plugged In has its perks. Take today, for instance. We had the chance to listen and talk with screenwriter/professor/Christian Barbara Nicolosi, perhaps one

Madonna Joins the Choir

It was an interesting week on the Billboard 200 album chart. Two soundtracks clocked in among the Top 5—an unusual happening in its own right.

Game Over?

Earlier this week, the Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments as to whether California can ban the sale of violent video games to children under

Pulling the Plug

Slate writer James Sturm is doing something interesting. Impossible for the long term, maybe, but still thought-provoking. I wish I could try it, too. He’s

Movie Monday: The Back-up Plan

Looks like Jennifer Lopez could use a backup plan of her own. J. Lo’s new romantic comedy, The Back-up Plan, couldn’t topple DreamWorks’ charming springtime

Anti-Tech … Me?

Lately, I’ve gotten some comments that my blogs are becoming pretty anti-technology—that I’m ready to blame all the evils of the world on our quickly

Movie Monday: Kick Something

We just knew a certain unmentionable film was going to rule the box office come Monday. We just assumed that Kick-A– and its band of

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