These days, we’re hearing more and more about the possibility of digital addiction. Some people would rather spend time engaged with their screens than almost
Like the Energizer Bunny, Pokémon Go is still going. Now, you may think, Wasn’t that that thing people were all abuzz about like, three years
So, you were passing by the watercooler at work or standing in the church lobby before the service, and you heard someone say that Apple
It’s nice to read a happy ending now and then. Like much of the world, I’ve been following the story of a Thailand soccer team—12
Americans celebrate our Independence Day tomorrow—a day full of hot dogs and fireworks and family and friends for many folks. But for history wonks like
It’s been said that people are made of stories, and I believe it’s true. So it’s telling that our own collective story begins with a
For years, faith-based films have been largely ignored in the secular entertainment establishment. They never— I’ma let you finish, faith-based film guy. But first, we
Awards shows on MTV have often offered celebrities big stages for bad behavior. (We could start with Miley Cyrus and work backwards from there.) But
We’ve always known, deep down, that sittin’ on the couch to do nothin’ but watch TV probably isn’t the best way to spend one’s day.
This is why we can’t have nice things. Let’s start with Roseanne Barr, whose 2018 career trajectory looks a little like the flight of a
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