Movie Monday: Oz Still Greatly Powerful
Go ahead … pay attention to the man behind the curtain just this once. Oz may not be much of a wizard, but he sure
Go ahead … pay attention to the man behind the curtain just this once. Oz may not be much of a wizard, but he sure
On April 16, 2010, the family-friendly film Secrets of the Mountain debuted on NBC, a milestone event. It was groundbreaking not because network TV had never
At some point or another, we’ve all pondered what we reveal about ourselves online. I’m sure that some have even consciously curbed some of our
Sean Lowe, otherwise known as ‘The Bachelor,’ may have chosen Catherine Giudici during Monday’s finale of ABC’s popular matchmaking reality show. But that doesn’t mean
Stacking wood on Norwegian TV was the topic of last week’s post from my fine writing colleague Paul Asay. Maestro of the blog that he
You’d think giants would’ve held up a bit better against a fraudulent wizard. But no. Maybe the balloon freaked ’em out. In a box office
This past weekend, my young granddaughter was over at our house and asked me if she could use my iPad to play an app. Of
If it were possible for websites to arrange themselves on the starting line of a track, react to the starting gun, and then muscle their
Controversial television? Sure, we think we know controversy here in the states, what with our Oscar telecasts, nudity-laden HBO fantasy dramas and our crass broadcast comedies.
Sunday night, my wife and I decided we wanted to watch the debut of History Channel’s much-publicized new miniseries The Bible with our family. If you
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 >>