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Is there anything wrong with a little mindless entertainment? Maybe not, but too many of us are engaging in a lot more than just a little of it.

Suzanne Collins can really write. It’s just that we can’t really read.

Maurice Sendak, who just died, doesn’t seem, at first glance, to have much to teach Christians. But this atheist with a cynical outlook and a foul mouth saw something of the fallen glory of the universe we followers of Jesus sometimes ignore.

A review of "A Severe Mercy" by Sheldon Vanauken, and an exploration of how our limited attention spans have affected our appetite for the sacred.

As some of you may know, Chuck loved movies. He saw them as a wonderful way to communicate truth and the many characteristics of our loving and all-powerful God. By viewing and studying certain films, he believed we could be inspired to live better lives. I think he was right.

Can a PG-13 coming-of-age film do something good for moms and their teen daughters? Director Patricia Riggen says it can.

A new survey asks Christians of different denominations to choose their favorite fantasy land.

"Play Me, I'm Yours" is an art project where community members decorate pianos then place them in public areas for the public to play.

In Disneynature’s Chimpanzee, a different kind of role model is “manning up” and leading the pack in this amazingly true story.

A new book marks a confident path for young women who want a good man and a lifetime of marital love and happiness.

Nicholas Sparks is excited about the release of The Lucky One, his seventh best-selling novel that’s been adapted for the big screen.

The making of art may need no justification, but sometimes, in surprising and whimsical ways, God gives it.

Shari Rigby brings her own post-abortive experience to her small but crucial role in the new feature film October Baby.

I suspect that those who see actor Kirk Cameron's documentary Monumental will be entertained, but will they be educated?

In this cinematic remix of the classic Snow White fairy tale, it’s the brave, young princess who saves the prince in the end.

“Show, don’t tell.” That’s the trick good writers use to make their point. And that’s what two new films about abortion are doing.

Taking an offense is a great way to hinder the progress God is making in your life and work.

For Christians in Hollywood, the challenges are great. But many believers in the entertainment industry just aren't giving up.

The film adaptation of Blue Like Jazz follows one man’s spiritual journey, but struggles to offer a clear explanation of the gospel.

The 84th Academy Awards are coming this Sunday! But who will win an Oscar? One Crosswalk.com movie critic makes his predictions. . . .