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These are our top picks for audiences looking for stories that blend entertainment with deeper reflections on social justice and spirituality.
Why is it that, in our current era, the most emotionally resonant art often lurks behind the silliest premise? It has become something of a running joke in the rapidly emerging KPop Demon Hunters fan community that the movie, on the basis of the title alone, is incredibly difficult to recommend to people without being laughed off.
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In Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, the best way to fight an endless series of battles is to play smart defense. Churches should take note.
A movie where nearly 50 boys are killed onscreen would have been disturbing at any time since Stephen King wrote the story. But this week, I was particularly rattled.
The Lin-Manuel Miranda musical, now in movie theaters, sounds different in the Trump era.
From Christian Socialism to YouTube stardom, is this influencer the future of online theology?
Many of us don’t know how to heal from religious trauma or process our dreams of revenge, so we turn to Ethel Cain.
Christians who condemn dancing in church have adapted a colonized perspective that robs dance of its sacredness.
The documentary follows an artist and designer as she uses art to process the loss of her sister.
Holly Berkley Fletcher’s new book deftly analyzes the grief of kids who found themselves collateral damage in their parents’ calling.
‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ isn’t just good escapist fiction but an imaginative rebuke against those who would give up this world to save the next one.
From the Epstein files to the genocide in Palestine, many in our world are fine with sacrificing children in the name of power and security.
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