King James Bible: Mass Media for the Elizabethan Age
This morning, I plowed through a National Geographic article titled “The Bible of King James,” which told the story of how this remarkable translation came
This morning, I plowed through a National Geographic article titled “The Bible of King James,” which told the story of how this remarkable translation came
My daughter’s reading fairy tales. Just bought a big book of ’em not too long ago, and she’s doggedly plowing through the massive tome princess
The words “Thanksgiving” and “health” don’t typically go hand in hand—not with all the stuffing and pumpkin pie and marshmallow-covered sweet potatoes making their rounds.
It’s the rare child of the ’70s who doesn’t have fond memories of the Muppets. Sesame Street. The Muppet Show. All those wacky movies. Well,
I can be pretty cynical sometimes. My brain is wired to quibble. My personal and professional background make me prone to doubt. I am Thomas
On Monday, reality TV star Kim Kardashian filed for divorce from her husband, Kris Humphries, citing irreconcilable differences after just 72 days of marriage. The
Last week, I noticed that the video game Angry Birds has inspired a theme park in China, which got me thinking about that whole phenomenon:
Yesterday I posted on a spat of sorts between Maroon 5’s Adam Levine and American Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe over how American Idol and The
A little over a month ago, two high-profile folks in the music industry got into an interesting argument about the place of homosexuality in our
“It’s making that loud squealing noise again.” That’s what my wife greeted me with when I got home from work a few days ago. Our
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