Hollywood’s latest Bible epic, Exodus: Gods and Kings, opens to a nationwide audience this weekend with mixed reviews and heavy criticism of a mostly-white cast
What would you do with your never ending pasta pass from Olive Garden? Matt Tribe of Utah has been getting a lot of attention on
From Religion News Service: What does a map of the U.S. religious landscape look like in 140 characters?
In the OpTalk section of The New York Times’ website, Hanna Kozlowska writes:
A. O. Scott, the chief movie critic of The New York Times has written an intriguing essay for the paper’s magazine, in which he suggests
The comedian Robin Williams has died. He was celebrated for stand-up routines as well as television and movie roles. Episcopalians may particularly remember his list
A restaurant receives praise and anger for its policy of giving 15% off if your table says grace. NPR:
Blake I. Collier writes in Christ & Pop Culture on a group attempting to transcend the tendency to “demonize and dehumanize” the other. From the
Huffington Post reports:
Giles Fraser, a big fan of the HBO series “True Detective,” muses in the Guardian about whether the heroes of modern detective fiction play a