Contributor: Adam R. Holz

LISTEN TO THE PLUGGED IN SHOW, EPISODE 66 It’s an age old question that’s popped up in pop culture practically since pop culture was a thing: If it feels right, how can it be wrong? Google that question, and you’ll find a bunch of songs that riff on th …

Cocomelon’s preschool-aged focus includes lighthearted animated videos, sing-a-long songs and nursery rhymes for almost every conceivable occasion.

This Swedish 30-year-old’s “mad scientist” invention videos are adorable, occasionally profane and often quite inspiring.

This week, The Plugged In Show dives into a deep conversation about the value and place of difficult stories on film.

So this week on The Plugged In Show, we’re diving head first into this hit series, as well as talking more broadly about the escapist appeal of sitcoms.

When we dig deeper, there’s a much bigger conversation to be had about ratings, content, limits and who gets to—and who should—be making decisions.

Get some nachos, maybe some queso and sit back for a fun conversation as you count down the hours until Super Bowl LV.

If you’ve been on our website recently, you might have noticed that some unusual things are turning up at the top. You’re right. And here’s why.  Back when COVID-19 really began to take hold, we made the decision to move our “DVD & Streaming” …

By now, you’d think the bad guys would know not to tangle with any character played by Jason Statham. (Especially when the screenplay was penned by Sylvester Stallone.)

These two adorable young brothers might be the most-viewed elementary-age children in the entire world.

After nearly a year cooped up at homes, trying to talk about screen time limits and realities feels isn’t getting any easier.

So how do we go about facilitating a reset when it comes to screens, entertainment and technology? That’s what our team talked about.

You like ‘em. I like ‘em. We all watch ‘em. And if you don’t, well, you’re a Scrooge or a Grinch. See, there’s no escaping here: You will be assimilated.

The first English-language hit from the South Korean boy band BTS delivers an innocuous, retro-disco invitation to have fun.

If you’ve ever wondered what you might find underwater, Jake Koehler proves the list is longer and weirder than you’d ever imagine.