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Watch an Exclusive Clip from Ridley Scott’s ‘Exodus: Gods and Kings’
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Lesli White
Check out a sneak peak of Ridley Scott’s ‘Exodus: Gods and Kings,’ coming to theaters December 12. The Biblically-inspired epic is an interpretation of the exodus of the Hebrews from Egypt led by Moses, of Israelite heritage and the obstacles he faces on his journey to freeing his enslaved people. Also, in preparation of the…
NBC to Showcase Peter Pan Live Dec 4th
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Angela Guzman
After the success with The Sound of Music Live on NBC in 2013, reigning in over 18 million viewers, the network has decided to wow viewers again with Peter Pan Live, December 4 at 8 p.m. Craig Zadan and Neil Mero are the executive producers and are expected to put on a great performance. The…
See the Book of Acts Like Never Before
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Corine Gatti
Today get a look at our early church during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on NBC. A.D. will present the first 10 chapters of the Book of Acts in a new series, and give viewers a sense of the early church. Prepared to be uplifted by this remarkable journey brought to you by executive producers Mark…
“God”
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Beliefnet Staff
Catch Veggietales on Netflix November 26th – Click here to go to the next page for the next word in your special message and for an exclusive downloadable surprise at the end! IN THE HOUSE is VeggieTales for a new generation, available exclusively via the streaming platform Netflix. Today’s young parents, who…
Review: ‘VeggieTales: In the House’ Teaches Children Valuable Life Lessons, Fun for All Ages
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Lesli White
If you’re looking for a show that teaches your child valuable life lessons with a relevant faith connection, “VeggieTales: In the House” is it! I had the pleasure of watching a full episode from the revamped Christian-animated series and had fun the whole way through. I joined Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber and a…
The Epic Story of the Early Church Continues
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Corine Gatti
With much anticipation after the smash hit, The Bible, now you can get a glimpse of another epic story–A.D. A snapshot can be viewed of this new series during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on NBC. It will be a first look from executive producers Mark Burnett and Roma Downey that will premiere on Easter 2015. Season…
The Official Trailer for Disney’s ‘Cinderella’ Is Out, And It’s Magical
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Lesli White
Have courage and be kind. Get ready! Disney has released its first official trailer for the fairy-tale classic ‘Cinderella,’ and it will blow you away. Contrary to the first teaser that simply focused on the glass slippers, this trailer gives us a better feel for what we can expect from the movie –breathtaking scenery, elaborate…
A Sobering Look at Cyberbullying
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Corine Gatti
With headlines blaring about cyberbullying, “Nowhere Safe” is a sobering look at what could go wrong is this “Family Approved” movie by The Dove Foundation. Two teen girls Mel and Alana launch a massive cyber attack on Ashley (Danielle Chuchran) by using her identity and pretending to be her. Ashley and her family’s life is ruined,…
Casting of God: Is the Equivalent of Choosing an Old Woman to Play Harry Potter
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Corine Gatti
And if there was not enough bad mouthing about Ridley Scott’s film Exodus: Gods and Kings. The announcement this month that God will be played by 11-year-old Isaac Andrews has religious sects in an uproar. Chris Stone, Founder of Faith Driven Consumer and Certified Brand Strategist said many will be offended that a child will play the Almighty.…
Kathy Griffin Joins E’s Fashion Police
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Angela Guzman
The replacement for Joan Rivers’ Fashion Police has been decided. Reports have confirmed that Kathy Griffin will take the place of the late comedienne on the E! show. Griffin will be joined by Rivers’ daughter and FP producer Melissa Rivers, as well as co-hosts Giuliana Rancic and Kelly Osbourne. It remains unclear as to whether fellow co-host…
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