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Review: ‘The Last Station’
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By Sara Shereen Bakhshian May contain spoilers The new Sony Pictures Classics’ biopic “The Last Station,” opens with the Leo Tolstoy quote “Everything I know, I know only because I love.” The film chronicles the last year of the life of the acclaimed novelist, where he and his circle of family and friends debate the…
‘Fringe’: Back this Spring with Exorcisms and Other Paranormal Fare
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Donna Freitas
So far, this fall, the second season of ‘Fringe’ was offering mostly time travel arcs, the trademark J. J. Abrams guru figure, and a lot of gross-out sci-fi stand alone episodes–not exactly my thing. Though I really loved season one of ‘Fringe,’ I was beginning to doubt my commitment to continue watching the show. But…
Tim Tebow Super Bowl Ad: Touchdown or Fumble?
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Ellen Leventry
Tim Tebow to be featured in Focus on the Family-sponsored Super Bowl ad: Spokesman for family above all or hubristic quarterback heaving it out of bounds?
How Much Do You Know About Religion on ‘The Office’?
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dross
Take our quiz on religion on the TV show "The Office: An American Workplace"
2009’s Most Spiritually Literate Films
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Douglas Howe
Spiritualityandpractice.com, and its founders Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat, has announced its nominees for the Most Spiritually Literate films of 2009. I think it’s a great site and a great category, reminding people of faith to consider not only which films will win Oscar or Gold, but also which ones really stimulated and provoked us…
Interview: ‘Journey to Mecca’
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Nell Minow
In 1325 a 21-year-old man named Ibn Battuta set out from his native Tangier on pilgrimage to Mecca that would take him 18 months. And now the story of that journey has become an extraordinary IMAX film, stunningly beautiful, soul-stirring, and genuinely historic. The Hajj, or obligation to visit Mecca, is one of the core…
Hollywood + Faith = Success!
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Douglas Howe
Movies are tapping into issues of faith more and more–and not just during the holidays–a topic which usatoday.com is exploring in its current article on the topic. “The Book of Eli,” in theaters now, kept its secret during a very long marketing campaign that was showing trailers as long as last year. They showed Denzel…
Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Olympics History
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dross
As the world gears up for the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympics XXI in Vancouver (February 12-28), test your knowledge of the religious history of the Games. You’ll be sure to amaze and dazzle your friends and family with new trivia! Take the Olympics quiz on Beliefnet. And let us know how you do in the…
‘Make It Or Break It’: Most Inspiring New TV Show?
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Donna Freitas
It’s official: my favorite new television addiction is ‘Make It Or Break It’–the one hour weekly gymnastics melodrama airing its second season now on ABC Family. The show revolves around four girls, all gymnasts, Emily (the poor, scholarship girl), Payson (the unflappable girl with the most intense ambition), Kaylie (the cute, sweet one who has…
‘The Hurt Locker’: My DVD Pick of the Week
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Kris Rasmussen
Oscar contender "The Hurt Locker" is on DVD this week.
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