Natalie Dormer on the Faith That Formed ‘Audrey’s Children’

Last updated on: March 28, 2025 at 2:10 pm By DeWayne Hamby

In the new film “Audrey’s Children,” releasing today from Blue Harbor Entertainment, Natalie Dormer (“Game of Thrones,” “The Hunger Games”) transforms into Dr. Audrey Evans, a pioneering pediatric oncologist whose groundbreaking work revolutionized childhood cancer treatment and inspired the creation of the Ronald McDonald House. Dormer was drawn to this unsung hero and struck by how little has been said about her in popular culture so far. “I couldn’t believe we all didn’t know her as a household name,” Dormer... Read more

Michael Shannon: ‘Art is a Place to Find Comfort’

Last updated on: March 27, 2025 at 11:42 pm By DeWayne Hamby

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Academy Award-nominated actor Michael Shannon (“Revolutionary Road,” “Man of Steel”) steps behind the camera with “Eric Larue,” a deeply introspective film exploring the aftermath of violence through the lens of a perpetrator’s parents. The film releases from Magnolia Pictures on April 4. Shannon’s journey with the project began nearly two decades ago when he first encountered the play by Brett Neveu in 2002 at Chicago’s Red Orchid Theatre. “I saw it back in 2002… I kept going back to see... Read more

Breaking Barriers: Sean Rodriguez Crafts Genre-Defying EP

Last updated on: March 27, 2025 at 7:51 pm By DeWayne Hamby

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Rising Christian music artist Sean Rodriguez is breaking genre boundaries with his new EP “Jesus Will,” drawing inspiration from his background as a family pastor and inner-city upbringing. Rodriguez’s musical approach intentionally spans multiple genres, including rock, pop, and hints of hip hop, reflecting his desire to create music that connects across generations. “I wanted my music to reflect my ministry in that I would have a song with a message for everybody,” Rodriguez said. The artist credits TobyMac as... Read more

Bill Gaither Brings Timeless Tunes to TBN’s Prime Time

Last updated on: March 26, 2025 at 11:02 pm By DeWayne Hamby

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Bill Gaither, a cornerstone of gospel music for decades, is bringing his musical legacy to a new prime-time slot on TBN, showcasing the enduring power of gospel music to a wide audience. The prime time Saturday night slot represents a significant upgrade from the program’s previous placement at 6 pm, where it had been a staple for nearly 25 years. Gaither, known for his influential Homecoming series and countless gospel music contributions, sees the new time slot as an exciting... Read more

Jennie Allen on Spiritual, Tech Breakthroughs of ‘Gather’

Last updated on: March 27, 2025 at 11:53 am By DeWayne Hamby

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In an unprecedented technological and spiritual feat, author and ministry leader Jennie Allen orchestrated “Gather,” a global prayer gathering that connected believers across seven continents and 87 languages. The event, which took place earlier this month, represented a groundbreaking moment in global Christian communication, drawing an estimated 7 million participants through live streams and broadcasts. Allen said the inspiration was rooted in a spiritual experience. “In 2022, I was leading a women’s ministry when I had a dream that Jesus... Read more

‘I Can Only Imagine’ Sequel Sets March 20, 2026 Release

Last updated on: March 21, 2025 at 10:28 pm By DeWayne Hamby

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Lionsgate and Kingdom Story Company have announced a March 20 release date for “I Can Only Imagine 2,” the sequel to its box-office smash. The original film, starring Dennis Quaid, John Michael Finley, and Trace Adkins, took in over $83 million at the domestic box office. The new film, which will begin production next month, brings back Quaid, Finley and Adkins and has added Arielle Kebbel, Joshua Bassett, Sophie Skelton, Sammy Dell and Milo Ventimiglia in additional roles. Kebbel will... Read more

CBN’s Billy Hallowell Hosts New Documentary on Miracles

Last updated on: March 13, 2025 at 9:43 pm By DeWayne Hamby

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In the new CBN documentary “Investigating the Supernatural: Miracles,” journalist Billy Hallowell takes viewers on an investigative journey into supernatural healing, challenging both skeptics and believers to examine extraordinary medical claims. The film represents a departure from the more dramatic faith-based storytelling, offering an evidence-driven approach to documenting potential miraculous events. Produced by CBN Films, the documentary, which also blends dramatic reenactments, aims to present verifiable medical documentation alongside personal testimonies of unexplained healings. “We really wanted to elevate and... Read more

Chris Tomlin Blends Music, Film with “The Last Supper”

Last updated on: April 29, 2025 at 7:04 am By DeWayne Hamby

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Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Chris Tomlin is venturing into new territory with his latest musical project, partnering with the upcoming film “The Last Supper,” releasing March 14, in a unique collaboration that blends faith-based storytelling and Tomlin’s contemporary worship music. The collaboration was prompted by Tomlin’s original song “No Greater Love,” which he describes as a providential creation. “I wrote this song maybe a month or two ago that I’d not played for anybody,” Tomlin said. “When I played it for the... Read more

William Baldwin on Homeless Crisis and New Film ‘No Address’

Last updated on: February 27, 2025 at 11:57 pm By DeWayne Hamby

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Actor William “Billy” Baldwin believes the new film “No Address” from Robert Craig Films is more than just a movie – it’s a movement intended to drive positive social change. The actor, known for roles in films like “Backdraft” and “The Squid and the Whale,” recently discussed his involvement in the project, which centers on the issue of homelessness. “I read the script, I saw that it was on homelessness, I always wanted to work with (writer and director) Julia... Read more

Stephen Lang Steps into Samuel’s Shoes in ‘House of David’

Last updated on: February 26, 2025 at 5:17 pm By DeWayne Hamby

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Veteran actor Stephen Lang (“Avatar,” “Don’t Breathe”) is no stranger to playing commanding authority figures, but his latest role as the prophet Samuel in the new Prime Video series “House of David,” releasing Friday, presented a unique challenge. The biblical story of King David’s ascension is one that holds deep significance for many, and Lang approached the part with reverence and a desire to explore the character’s humanity. “It’s a very mysterious process,” Lang said of getting into the headspace... Read more