Clemente Lisi Religion Unplugged (ANALYSIS) Hollywood has long turned to faith as a source of storytelling — drawing on centuries-old sacred texts, historical figures and enduring moral questions. From sweeping Biblical epics to modern-day dramas, movies have always explored how… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall Characteristically lofty Netherlands American Richard Van Dyke is 100 years and 2 months old. Dick has a long history of relying on Jesus, having been raised Presbyterian (gotta love ‘em😌), and actively involved in church life for many… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall 48-year-old Dutch-American “Dawson’s Creek” leading man James Van Der Beek passed away on Wednesday. His life was characterised by Love, Loss, & Spiritual Awakening: “I don’t think I knew what it was to slow down before… to really… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall Val Edward Kilmer (1959–2025)once auditioned for The Outsiders by wrestling a friend on videotape in his parents’ living room. Shirts off, furniture imperilled, testosterone and theatricality grappling like Jacob and the angel– except with better lighting, more earnest cheekbones, and an… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall “I gave my beauty and my youth to men. Now I give my wisdom and experience to animals.” — Brigitte Bardot “Holy s_ _ _. I did not know all that insane s_ _ _ Ms Bardot stood… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall My opening to a work I submitted at Bible college on “Heaven”, was the lyric from a David Byrne (Talking Heads) song, “Heaven”: “Everyone is trying to get to the barThe name of the bar, the bar is… Continue Reading
The story of bringing The First Hymn back to life opens in cinemas on July 31. The feature-length documentary tells the story of a scrap of papyrus from Oxyrhynchus in Egypt that specialists in Oxford found contained an ancient hymn, complete… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall “Hercule-an” English actor David Courtney Suchet is best known as the ridiculously curly-waxed moustachioed Hercule Poirot in “Agatha Christie’s Poirot” from ‘89 to 2013. For this he received international acclaim and the 1991 British Academy Television Best Actor… Continue Reading
Joseph Homes via Religion Unplugged (REVIEW) There’s seemingly no stopping “The Chosen.” It feels like only yesterday the series was a crowdfunded faith-based Jesus show from the director of “The Resurrection of Gavin Stone” and backed by the small, independent… Continue Reading
By Joseph Holmes via Religion Unplugged (ANALYSIS) Angel Studios can’t seem to catch a break from controversy. Its first big hit, the film “Sound of Freedom,” was heavily criticized by sex-trafficking survivors for its deceptive portrayal of the issue. They’ve… Continue Reading