
Culture Clips: Demi’s Overdose
After six years of sobriety, pop star Demi Lovato admitted on her latest single that she wasn’t “Sober” anymore. Yesterday, the world came to know

After six years of sobriety, pop star Demi Lovato admitted on her latest single that she wasn’t “Sober” anymore. Yesterday, the world came to know

Parenthood is full of surprises, no matter how much we try to prepare for everything before the arrival of our firstborn. One of those surprises

Are the kids alright? It’s a question that many in our culture return to again and again. Rightly so: Today’s children represent the future of

Like the Energizer Bunny, Pokémon Go is still going. Now, you may think, Wasn’t that that thing people were all abuzz about like, three years

In a world where superhero movies rake in hundreds of millions at the box office, a film that’s made $12.7 million so far might not

It’s nice to read a happy ending now and then. Like much of the world, I’ve been following the story of a Thailand soccer team—12

Americans celebrate our Independence Day tomorrow—a day full of hot dogs and fireworks and family and friends for many folks. But for history wonks like

For years, faith-based films have been largely ignored in the secular entertainment establishment. They never— I’ma let you finish, faith-based film guy. But first, we
Awards shows on MTV have often offered celebrities big stages for bad behavior. (We could start with Miley Cyrus and work backwards from there.) But

The suicide rate in the United States has increased dramatically in around the last two decades: 28% from 1999 to 2016, according to a just-released
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