Contributor: Paul Asay

Despite its wit and heart, Fox’s animated show has some not-so-great issues that may have families heading south.

With one exception, our top five list looks pretty familiar to the ones we saw late last year.

If your New Year’s resolution involves a tech or entertainment detox of some sort, then check out what the Plugged In team has to say.

After getting knocked off the top of the box-office mountain by Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom last weekend, Wonka reclaimed the top spot.

Corrie ten Boom’s remarkable real-life story finds new life, and new poignancy, in this stage-to-screen production.

For an R-rated thriller, the footing around The Marsh King’s Daughter is pretty solid. But it still has some muck to wade through.

Journey to Bethlehem is the Nativity story crossed with High School Musical. And it kind of works.

When you throw off the shackles of canonical purity, literally anything goes—something that parents should be aware of.

Instead of grousing about what we didn’t like about entertainment, we’ll talk about what we did. And some of our favorites might surprise you.

Who does Plugged In feel made the biggest impact on entertainment, technology and culture in the past year?

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom looked a little lost itself this weekend. But that didn’t stop it from finding first place.

Dream Scenario deftly, sometimes brilliantly, skewers are celebrity culture. But the content here can be a nightmare.

Let’s take a look at seven movies, shows and specials about the original Christmas story that offer a little something for everyone.

Maestro, a powerful biopic of Leonard Bernstein and his wife, offers an interesting tune. But it hits plenty of wrong notes along the way.

More violent than its PG-13 rating suggests, Rebel Moon is a copycat, self-serious slog that’s eclipsed by the movies it pulls from.