Contributor: Paul Asay

‘Dream Productions’ comes with a few issues. But if parents keep an eye open for them, they can mostly rest easy.

What does FX and Hulu’s docuseries ‘Social Studies’ reveal about our kids? And what do parents need to know about Netflix’s ‘Mary’?

‘Maria’ is much like its namesake opera singer: complex, frustrating, problematic and, when it finds its voice, beautiful.

Barbara Robinson’s classic book, ‘The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,’ lands on screen. And it’s pretty great.

This week’s top box office earners were practically identical to last week’s. But beyond the top five, things get unpredictable.

LISTEN TO THE PLUGGED IN SHOW, EPISODE 263 What’re the hottest gifts this Christmas season? Just ask social media’s biggest stars, and they’ll tell you. According to Digital Voices, 73% of Gen Z shoppers are planning on getting gifts based on the opini …

In the world of R-rated films, this is one of the softer ones you’ll find. But you might also find better ways to spend your weekend.

Exhibiting Forgiveness examines the complexities of pain and faith, of messy families and messier redemption, with sincerity and clarity.

Moana 2 feasted on Thanksgiving receipts to the tune of $221 million over the five-day extended holiday weekend.

Does AI help or hurt the creativity process? And what exactly should parents know about Moana 2?

Ah, Thanksgiving. A time when we come together to give thanks for our many blessings, eat, spend time with our loved ones, eat, watch football, eat … You get the idea. Thanksgiving is about a lot of stuff—but stuffing (and the rest of the food on your …

‘Glicked’ didn’t do quite as well as last summer’s ‘Barbenheimer,’ but it’s certainly not green with envy either.

Blitz has all the ingredients of a prestige, awards-season drama. But at the end of the day it’s a simple story of a mother and a little boy, desperate to come home.

We’ve seen John-Rhys Davies as Sallah in ‘Indiana Jones’ and Gimli in ‘The Lord of the Rings’ films. But we’ve heard his talent, too …

Red One, wherein Santa Claus himself is kidnapped, went to the top of the box office, unwrapping $34 million worth of North American Christmas cheer.