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Michael W. Smith and Steven Curtis Chapman Begin Tour
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Douglas Howe
Two of the most enduring and integrous Christian musicians of the last two decades are teaming up for what will no doubt be an inspiring and entertaining tour. And if your Christian faith is important to you, this will likely be a night that’s as worshipful as it is wonderful. Steven Curtis Chapman and Michael…
Richard Dutcher’s ‘Very Frustrating Enlightenment’
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Paul O'Donnell
When Richard Dutcher wrote and directed “God’s Army,” a 2001 movie about the struggles of idealistic LDS missionaries negotiating the reality of Los Angeles, he instantly became a Mormon hero. Dubbed “the father of modern Latter-day Saint cinema” after the film became an indie hit, Dutcher disappointed his Mormon fans with his sequel, “States of…
Top 5 Back to School Movies
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Kris Rasmussen
Some students–and teachers–have already been forced to give up their fun in the sun and others will be forced back into the world of textbooks and tests next week. (On the other hand, the cheers you are hearing are from all of the parents!) So in honor of the transition into fall, and because I…
CW: ‘Of Course We’ll Screen 90210 for Advertisers’
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Esther Kustanowitz
Despite initial reports, the CW will offer a glimpse of the new ‘90210’ to potential advertisers: While the CW will not make promotional discs containing individual episodes (also known as “screeners”) of its teen drama available to critics or media buyers, it does intend to make the show available to industry monitoring services, such as…
Manufactured Muslim Outrage Over ‘The Jewel of Medina’
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dali
It wasn’t big news, but it was making headlines in the publishing world when a new book called “The Jewel of Medina” about Aisha, the last wife of The Prophet Muhammad, hit the stands and stoked some controversy–not because of Muslim outrage, but because of a perceived Muslim outrage. Written by Sherry Jones (a non-Muslim),…
No-Go on ‘Covered Girls’: Priest Calls off Nun Beauty Contest
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Ellen Leventry
Nuns, Father Antonio Rungi, Beauty Contest, Catholic Church
Is Buffy Turning Girls into Witches?
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Donna Freitas
We heard about it with Harry Potter in spades: that J.K. Rowling’s beloved series about witches and wizards would somehow corrupt the minds and religious practices of youth all over the world. We heard about it with Philip Pullman, too, that somehow his magnificent trilogy “His Dark Materials” was going to turn kids into atheists.…
Watch Clip: An ‘Office’ Shunning
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dross
In this hilarious montage of clips from an episode of “The Office,” Dwight, played by Rainn Wilson, uses the Amish technique of shunning (other religions have versions of shunning as well), against a co-worker, Andy. Watch the video below.
Guglielmucci Not the First Christian Music Artist to Battle Porn Addiction
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dross
As you may have already heard from Gospel Soundcheck blogger Joanne Brokaw, pastor and Planetshakers band member Michael Guglielmucci, recently confessed to lying about battling terminal leukemia, duping his congregation, fans, and most shockingly, his wife and family. According to Australia’s Herald Sun, “The deception included conducting performances with an oxygen tube in his nose…
Parents Coucil Says ‘OMG’ to ‘90210’ Reboot
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Esther Kustanowitz
Have New York’s Upper East Side rich kids set an impossibly high bar for titillation, or will their West Coast Beverly Hills-dwelling teen counterparts kick their six-packs and bikinis up a notch, making the new “90210” a real contender? When the Parents’ Television council called the teen drama “Gossip Girl” (also airing on the CW)…
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