Contributor: Kristin Smith

This witchy reboot’s many problems are devilish indeed.

Ed Sheeran makes it perfectly clear that his wife is the love of his life. And he intends to cherish every moment with her.

Most of the time we’re left with a show that’s too messy and wild for even the intended audience.

This thief-turned-family man really tries to right his past wrongs, but that doesn’t mean this flick is without its own honest issues.

Outside a bit of bathroom humor now and then, this show has some great lessons and a lot of fun to go wild over.

Two superstars team up for a song that ponders, Will people always make them out to monsters for mistakes they’ve made?

The Midnight Sky wonders if we will be proud of what we’ve done in the end or filled with remorse for what could have been.

Based on the title alone you might think you’re getting an amateur Ocean’s Eleven. But you’re not. Not even close.

Movie theaters may be shutting down left and right, but artists are still putting out just as many tunes as ever.

Starring Gerard Butler and Morena Baccarin, this nonstop roller coaster ride centers on familial love, commitment and forgiveness.

Now on Amazon Prime, Clifford is as big, as red and as family friendly as ever. But is it possible that some of his neighbors are too nice?

Taylor’s latest surprise efforts is mature in more ways than one.

A well-loved book series comes to life … and brings with it the same problems.

Christian rapper Andy Mineo is back with an honest song about life’s stresses—and how to keep them in balance.

Problems aside, this choreographed flick focuses on the power of grace and forgiveness.