Contributor: Paul Asay

Despite some admirable character development, Plugged In would like to put this Chair in a corner.

This story lauds courage, friendship and family—without throwing a massive amount of unfortunate content at us.

CODA ushers us into a world that few of us know much about and makes us feel … well, like a part of the family.

Bob the Tomato used to introduce every VeggieTales episode with, “Have we got a show for you!” And boy, is that true of the latest episode of The Plugged In Show.

We don’t do a wrap of the weekend’s top-earning movies anymore. But as more and more movies are trundling out to theaters, let’s talk about the box office for old times’ sake. This weekend’s biggest flick was James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad (not to be c …

For a dark film that seems to relish the shadows, it sure turns on the lights at inconvenient times.

Josh Corman doesn’t like his life very much. And we don’t like this show very much, either.

Lots of folks are worried about illegal aliens, including some folks in the small New Mexico town of Roswell. One podcaster who hangs out at the local diner seems particularly put out by the possibility the hamlet might be overrun. “Aliens are going to …

Why turn a teen-targeted book into an R-rated movie? And do ratings even matter anymore?

For the most part, this lovable kinkajou and his fiery human helper make some really beautiful music.

You could argue that the Jungle Cruise, the ride, is timeless. The movie? Not so much.

The Olympics is entertainment. It always has been, even in its earliest days. And Plugged In is, of course, about all things entertainment.

Facebook is upping its connections to faith communities in a big way. Is that something to celebrate? Or be wary of?

Werewolves Within is a strange beast. So to speak.

Finding You illustrates that sex and romance aren’t synonymous; that kindness matters.