A film paying homage to Mister Rogers is set to release Nov. 22, starring Tom Hanks. The film depicts the friendship that developed between Fred Rogers and Tom Junod, a journalist who profiled the TV luminary in Esquire magazine. Here is an interview with the late Fred Rogers' wife, Joanne Rogers.
The more that violence fills the news, the more we need examples to give us hope. That’s why Tom Hanks is such an important model for our culture. Hanks’ movies have grossed nearly $10 billion worldwide. His portrayal of Fred Rogers will be at least his seventy-first film.
Initially setting out to giveaway 1,000 free Bibles to Kanye West fans, the American Bible Society has now given away more than 10,000 free Bibles.
UP Television's Bringing Up Bates follows a Christian family of 19. The show, which kicked off in 2014, is celebrating its eighth season this year.
After demanding the Salvation Army pledge a donation to a pro-LGBTQ organization, Ellie Goulding has decided that she will be performing at the Cowboys' Thanksgiving Day halftime show. According to the Salvation Army, Goulding's threat to pull out of the Cowboys halftime show shed light on the misconceptions surrounding who the organization serves.
The sappiness of “Hallmark’s Countdown to Christmas” triggers a Pavlovian snark response for many of us. None of these movies are, shall we say, “critically acclaimed.” Still, what these movies lack in Oscar nominations, they make up for in something that those creating and distributing edgier flicks would kill for: millions and millions of viewers.
“When I felt this thing break [opening week] and I was going into the locker room, I just realized, you know, 'God this wasn't exactly what I was thinking when I came to Jacksonville.' Obviously, you come here and you want to create a culture and impact people but at the end of the day [I said,] ‘God, if this is the journey you want me to go on, I'm going to glorify you in every action, good or bad,’” Jaguars Quarterback Nick Foles said after injuring his shoulder during opening week this year.
Singer Ellie Goulding is threatening to pull out as the Dallas Cowboys’ Thanksgiving Day halftime performer unless the show’s sponsor – The Salvation Army – makes a pledge or donation to the LGBTQ community.
Ellie Goulding is threatening to pull out of the Dallas Cowboys' Thanksgiving Halftime show after fans on Instagram accused the Salvation Army of discriminating against LGBTQ people.
10.2 percent of regular characters on primetime television are LGBTQ+ and GLADD is hoping to up that number to 20 percent by 2025.
