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We all know that teens today face plenty of struggles—some of which I’m going to talk about shortly. But let’s start with some good news.
January 11, 2017
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We all know that teens today face plenty of struggles—some of which I’m going to talk about shortly. But let’s start with some good news.
The morning after Sunday night’s Golden Globes Awards, the Plugged In team was talking about two subjects—the powerful wind that was at that time gusting
Bacteria and today’s television landscape have a lot in common. Like bacteria, television shows seem to be multiplying at a dizzying rate: Networks and streaming
At least 17 million people watched the Season 7 premiere of The Walking Dead—massive numbers in today’s fragmented television landscape. More people watched the villain
On NBC’s new dramedy This Is Us (which we reviewed this week), parents Rebecca and Jack are going through a difficult spot. They’re trying to
I have a good friend who’s raising his four kids without a TV in the home. We all had dinner a while back and I
The Monday morning after MTV’s Video Music Awards has often been a cultural watercooler moment in a culture that has fewer and fewer of those
Bad things happen. Even at the Olympics. Looking at this year’s games in Rio, you can point to any number of mistakes, accidents and bone-headed
I reviewed A&E’s Born This Way this week (the review will be posted later today). It’s a reality show that focuses on several young adults
Summertime TV has always been like that proverbial tree in a forest: If a show’s on but nobody watches it, does it make a sound?
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 >>