Contributor: Adam R. Holz

Once upon a time, back in the stone age, a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, everyone knew tattoos were bad. Tattoos were what bikers and other on-the-fringe, not-mainstream folks got. Getting inked wasn’t, simply put, something nice, “normal” …

A talented young Yank tees off against an aging British pro in a golf drama based on a true story that lives up to its lofty title.

Calvin Harris is better known for the collaborations he’s had with artists such as Rihanna. His first big solo hit in the U.S. majors in earnest, restrained romanticism.

Listen up, corporate America: 89-year-old Betty White is your best bet if you’re trolling for a celebrity endorser. That’s according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll that asked 2,012 Americans about whether they would trust a company more or less if its pro …

The fourth entry in the Spy Kids franchise won’t stink up your living room quite as much as it did theaters. And along the way it reminds us how important it is to make the most of the time we’re given—especially when it comes to our families.

Drake joins Lil Wayne on this dirty ditty about the crude, carnal and caustic joys of being an upper-echelon rapper.

A headstrong teen girl adopts a headstrong mustang—against the wishes of her headstrong father in this latest adaptation of Mary O’Hara’s beloved children’s story.

Here’s a paragraph I didn’t write, but I certainly could have: I see a lot of movies for my job, and at almost every R-rated offering, I see someone trot in holding the hand of a toddler, or I hear that child’s telltale wail after the violence begins. …

A best-selling novel-turned-movie about the deeply compelling lives of black maids in the early days of the Civil Rights Movement makes us think about what it was like then … and about the right way to live in the midst of such a daily struggle.

Is Canadian rapper Drake really the G.O.A.T., like he says he is? Or should we pull all the periods out of that acronym?

Country singer Luke Bryan’s third album tips its hat to the virtues of faithfulness, small towns and going to church. More often, though, it raises a glass to beer and moonshine, not to mention consequence-free trysts.

The fifth effort from this influential Florida metalcore quartet writhes and seethes in the face of pain, suffering, brokenness, loss and death.

Here’s a question I’ve been pondering this week: How do our media habits change as we get older? It’s a question that was spurred by a conversation I had with a friend a couple nights ago. My friend Brent is in his mid-30s and is a video game aficionad …

Switchfoot makes sure we all know that a dark horse is not a dismal horse. Quite the opposite in fact.

Switchfoot makes sure we all know that a dark horse is not a dismal horse. Quite the opposite in fact.