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Arts & Leisure

A toast, and a warning, from Alice Cooper’s Hollywood Vampires

John J. Thompson

Stephen King’s Finders Keepers and the place of great literature

Karen Swallow Prior

Community vs. Cult of Personality (or 3 days at TIFF)

Josh Larsen

Lamenting along with Iron Maiden

Alex Bersin

The perilous pleasure of Carly Rae Jepsen’s Emotion

John J. Thompson

Is Dismaland as distorted as Disneyland?

Josh Larsen

Stephen Colbert’s theology of suffering

Josh Larsen

What Pet Should I Get? and the well-ordered chaos of Dr. Seuss

Josh Larsen

Rectify and the question we're all asking

Josh Pease

Go Set a Watchman and “company manners”

Jemar Tisby

Finding forgiveness in BoJack Horseman

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The human complexity of Her Story

Drew Dixon

Instead of Facebook, a book of faces

Tamara Hill Murphy

You named your kid Atticus?! Relax

Caryn Rivadeneira

The earned 'conservatism' of Trainwreck

Josh Larsen

The approaching scourge of virtual-reality porn

Alex Bersin

The best films of 2015 (so far)

Josh Larsen

Monasticism and the Googleplex

David Greusel

Fallout Shelter and the cost of free-to-play video games

Kevin Schut

Joy Williams and the redemption of Venus

John J. Thompson

Inside Out and a theology of Sadness

Josh Larsen

Comedy, community and church

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The Revealing Darkness of Game of Thrones

Richard Braaksma

American Ninja Warrior and spiritual formation

Chad Thornhill

Miranda Sings and the many faces of narcissism

Craig Mattson

The faithful eclecticism of Twenty One Pilots’ Blurryface

John J. Thompson

Double jeopardy and the Duggars

Jerod Clark

The withering witness of Toni Morrison’s God Help the Child

Allison Backous Troy

Cults and Daggers: can you fit God in the machine?

Kevin Schut

Louis C.K. is not a good person

Craig Mattson

Forgiving Don Draper

Donna Bowman

Why I think Mad Men is headed for the abyss

Steven Koster

Avengers: Age of Ultron’s tiny dollop of grace

Josh Larsen

Mumford & Sons’ milder Wilder Mind

John J. Thompson

Ex Machina and what it (might) mean to be human

Josh Larsen

Podcasting’s still, small voice

Craig Mattson

Sex and death in It Follows

Josh Larsen

Up Schitt’s Creek, with a dose of democratic satire

Karen Swallow Prior

Little libraries and loving your neighbor

Caryn Rivadeneira

Seeking agape in The Last Man on Earth

Josh Pease

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