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.
“Girl on Fire” delivers an empowering message about women’s abilities … one of which is to be sexy. And then there’s guest rapper Nicki Minaj’s take (that’ll make you do a double take).
Imagine Dragons imagines life as a melancholy trudge through sodden fields while under leaden skies. And then they show us that every so often light can cut through the clouds and the earth can begin to dry.
From the man behind Teletubbies comes an interactive and whimsical and sometimes consternating live-action-meets-puppet movie aimed directly at the ants-in-their-pants set.
Imagine what might happen if the Beastie Boys teamed with Weird Al to do a parody about big-money rappers shopping at Goodwill. Now stop imagining, because that’s exactly what Seattle rapper Macklemore has done in his latest hit.
Brad Pitt gets younger with each passing day! Now that’s a story that would make senseless headlines in the tabloids. But in a nod to F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short story, eclectic director David Fincher turns it into a contemplation of life and death.
I don’t know if you pay much attention to the book sections at Barnes & Noble. For the most part, I don’t. But today I was in my local store looking for a particular title, and I happened to notice a section I’m certain I’ve never seen before: “Tee …
Rolling Stone calls Minnesota synth-pop maestro Adam Young “menacing.” We call him a near miracle.
Off-beat cult comedy set in Preston, Idaho, takes geek chic to a whole new level.
How do teens today get their music? In this interconnected Internet age of digital downloads, ubiquitous iPods and music-playing smartphones, the conventional wisdom goes something like this: Teens don’t listen to the radio. That’s so 20th century. Nor …
Taylor Swift’s latest ode to a bad breakup kicks country music to the curb in a bid for total pop domination.
Vin Diesel and Paul Walker reboot and reunite as a “bad” guy trying to do good and a “good” guy who often does bad.
What is constant connectivity doing to our brains? That, in a nutshell, is the question Newsweek writer Tony Dokoupil explores in his July 16 cover story for that magazine, “Tweets. Texts. Email. Posts. Is the Onslaught Making Us Crazy?” The short answ …
