The Autobots and Decepticons lay waste to Chicago and revive the franchise.

Why so many baby girls are being killed in the world's two largest countries.

Why her message of female power is hurting the African American community.

Woody Allen's whimsical valentine to the City of Light may be his most enjoyable film in years.

The vehicles go international—with a 007 makeover—in this entertaining but uneven sequel.

A controversial Psychology Today article arguing that black women are less attractive than others got me thinking about real beauty.

Hillary McFarland reveals the idolatry of patriarchal Christianity.

First, congratulations. Second, let's talk about that list of qualities we should want in a spouse.

How four books on filmmaking can help us tell the greatest story ever told.

Maybe God intended babies to mess with our well-planned lives.

Catholics and Protestants both like the music of John Michael Talbot, who releases his 52nd album today.

We're taking pleasure in books in the middle of texts and tweets.

Why one of our parental duties is to protect our children physically and spirituality by teaching them to be modest.

The really important question raised from Rob Bell's 'Love Wins.'

And, how we all should read works like 'Pride and Prejudice.'

In brightest day, in blackest night: Green Lantern comes to theaters.

Jim Carrey, Angela Lansbury, and some very cute penguins create some fun family fare.

What Daddy said to me, a 'love child,' that changed my life.

Thinking Christianly about the vibrator boom and unsatisfied sexual desire.

Documentary 'Five Friends' illustrates what adult male friendships should look like.

Ariella, a Messianic Jew, raises four children amid violence in the Holy Land.

A leading British evangelical comments on the Archbishop of Canterbury's turn as guest editor of 'New Statesman.'

The man best known as Owl City says he's matured and "seasoned" since becoming an overnight sensation.

Why there might be two "God Gaps" in America.

The NFL athlete reflects on his outspoken faith, whether athletes should attribute their wins to God, and moving from the Focus on the Family ad to Jockey ads.

A rich, thrilling, and fun ride into summer movies past.

Eternity is inevitable, one way or another. We may want to get used to it.

The embroiled congressman's defense that sexting is not adultery reveals a mind-body dualism long resisted by Christian tradition.

Why the former head of the Christian Coalition is drawing attention as a leader in the grassroots conservative movement.

Glenn Kaiser on his new album, Chicago's homeless, his own history with poverty, and the 40-year anniversary of the Jesus Movement.

Two documentaries look at the making of the KJV.

When our family decided to buy only items that were local, used, homegrown, or homemade, little did we know how our garden would change us.

Just because such novels are about escape doesn't mean they are destructive.

Self-sacrifice can make parents unhappy and unhealthy—or it can help cultivate the abundant life God desires for us.

Reinvents a familiar cast of characters in what might be the standout action film of the summer.

A whirlwind history lesson on black gospel speaks to the music's enduring power.

Their marriage already strained, a couple faces devastating news about their son. PLUS: Interview with Michael Sheen.

What a theology of work might look like for female professionals, who tend to downplay their success.

Volunteers remain willing to donate time and labor, even if it means that they have to pay.

Michael Sheen discusses one of his most emotionally demanding characters in 'Beautiful Boy,' opening this week.

How to practice hope during the happiest season of the Christian year.