After serving as an associate editor at NavPress’ Discipleship Journal and consulting editor for Current Thoughts and Trends, Adam now oversees the editing and publishing of Plugged In’s reviews as the site’s director. He and his wife, Jennifer, have three children. In their free time, the Holzes enjoy playing games, a variety of musical instruments, swimming and … watching movies.
Disney not only proudly presents its 15-year-old superstar in concert, but also the screaming adoration of 20,000 girls.
Flo Rida and Australian singer Sia are the “Wild Ones,” singing about what only a rapper might (without any guilt) call the “good life.”
Every year about this time, Hollywood’s cognoscenti gather in undisclosed locations with furrowed brows to decide which of the year’s hundreds of theatrical offerings are worthy of further critical notice. And this morning marked the official kickoff o …
In the last seven weeks, Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow has led his team to six remarkable, unlikely victories in seven outings. And approximately 14,116,288,201 articles about every aspect of his equally unlikely story—from his faith to his thro …
A posthumous collection from the mercurial British neo-soul singer lays bare the soul of a lost woman who longed to be found … but ran out of time.
Editor’s Note: Yesterday, Bob Hoose discussed some of the evidence suggesting that video games can be beneficial—serving to improve hand-eye coordination, reduce stress and even thicken the cortex of the brain. But all games are not created equal. Toda …
What happens when the most famous woman in the world falls (if ever so briefly) in love with a 23-year-old production assistant on a movie set? My Week With Marilyn more than answers that question.
Inspiration and degradation fight for the spotlight on Nickelback’s seventh album.
Adele’s preternatural pipes smolder with passion and pain as she pines the loss of a beloved liar whose deceptive embrace she fears she cannot live without.
Rihanna might as well face it: She’s addicted to love. Or, at the very least, lust.
Chris Daughtry told American Idol host Ryan Seacrest that his band’s third album is “way more upbeat, way more positive lyrically than the last two records.” So is it?
Twice as many happy feet? More like, It’d be a feat for us to be completely happy about this cuddly kids sequel.
