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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.
“If there’s some relationship between my faith and my comedy, it’s that no matter what happens, you are never defeated,” he said in 2022.
As our nation plunges further into fear of the other, James Gunn’s new movie makes one thing clear: This is a job for Superman.
Inspired by historian Kristin Kobes Du Mez’s bestselling book, indie artists Googly Eyes, Joy Oladokun, and Allison Ponthier released the track in June.
28 Years Later urges us to interrogate the systems of violence that comprise the background of human life.
An interview with ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ director Dean DeBlois about toxic masculinity and learning to love our enemies.
Like ‘Past Lives’ before it, Celine Song’s new film imagines love as something given, not chosen.