Emily studied film and writing when she was in college. And when she isn’t being way too competitive while playing board games, she enjoys food, sleep, and geeking out with her husband indulging in their “nerdoms,” which is the collective fan cultures of everything they love, such as Star Wars, Star Trek, Stargate and Lord of the Rings.
Hot Wheels Let’s Race emphasizes teamwork, kindness and mind-blowing races for the little thrill seekers in your family.
Great American Pure Flix’s medical show brims with the relational drama this genre is known for, while avoiding tawdry and suggestive storylines and content.
What are the dangers of the viral ‘Door Knock Challenge?’ Are your teens being influenced by NarcTok on TikTok? What do Apple’s latest parental control features offer?
We debated. You voted. And now, you can find out who won the 2025 Plugged In Movie Awards!
Running Point sort of gives off Ted Lasso vibes, with just as many problems. But this basketball-themed comedy won’t score with families.
Screens are affecting kids’ developing fine motor skills. “Chuzz” is yet another way to insult women and teen girls online. Has your teen fallen victim to the “nocebo effect?”
Win or Lose is far from a home run. Will it round the bases and slide into your home? It’ll be up to you to say whether this lands fair … or foul.
Brave the Dark has some great messages about being the light in the world. But hard content certainly warrants a note a caution to families.
Should teens follow the “let them” mindset? What are “grandma hobbies”? What do parents need to know about Instagram’s new comments features?
Some 2,000-year-old squirrels offer some great lessons about both the Bible and life in this clever new Minno series.
The Plugged In Movie Awards are back. This week, our nominations for Best Christian Movies!
If a song is called a “bop,” that’s a good thing. If your daughter is called one, it’s an insult. Many teens have been duped by AI. Why people are sharing old videos of their kids online.
If you’ve seen one crass Amy Schumer flick, you’ve seen them all. ‘Kinda Pregnant’ is no different: It’s not a film you’ll want to waste two hours watching.
Belle Gibson, like a great snake oil salesman, said that healthy eating could cure cancer. Clearly she was lying. But she may also have been deluded.
