Christ and Pop Culture
Juno Births Box Office Upset: “…since its limited release on the New Year, Juno has out-performed current box office champ National Treasure: Book of Secrets on a per-screen basis.” Read more
Juno Births Box Office Upset: “…since its limited release on the New Year, Juno has out-performed current box office champ National Treasure: Book of Secrets on a per-screen basis.” Read more
Thinking Christianly About Sports Read more
Huckabee looks for Colbert bump Read more
The world of tomorrow often looks, in our minds, like a time that is far more exciting, pleasurable, and fulfilling. We look at our present struggles, our contemporary dilemmas, and we hope that tomorrow will be better. Read more
Welcome to Politics: What I Told My Sad Son When His Candidate Lost Read more
In the first scene of Juno, a girl drinks Tang, walks through a hand-drawn cartoon credit sequence, and has a high-speed and ironic conversation with a convenience store clerk. Immediately, I'm thinking this movie is in trouble. Like a lot of people, I've grown tired of the ironic cynicism displayed in many of the most recent films and television shows. While I enjoy many of the shows that and films that started the fad, the onslaught of one-dimensional copycats has been unfortunate. Read more
Here’s some hilarious news-media goof-ups from the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire Primary. Read more
The Golden Globes won’t be a show this year. More like a press conference. Read more
Frustration, anger, disappointment, embarrassment; these are all feelings that stir up in any good sports fan as he watches his team lose a big game. These were my feelings as I yelled at the TV, threw my hate in the floor and finally resigned myself to accepting defeat on January 7th. Read more
I hate to even post this! Read more
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