television

Last July, Nielsen's Streaming Meter data found that "Americans age two and older spent more than 123 billion minutes streaming video content the week of July 20, 2020." This addiction to the screen starts far too young. As I've previously noted, various medical associations, such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, strongly recommend children refrain from all TV viewing until they reach age two, and then only an hour per day until at least age five. These professionals are concerned that the tube has a negative impact on early childhood development.

The Bible-based streaming series The Chosen recently passed 100 million views, marking another impressive milestone for a project that has drawn high marks from critics.

Members of Aretha Franklin's family have recently begun speaking out against an upcoming series about the late singer's life. The family was reportedly not enlisted to provide insight on the project. 

National Geography will be premiering a new show in March that tells the story of the late R&B icon Aretha Franklin.

The producers of the well-known Chrisitan documentary series American Gospel have announced that they will be launching a streaming service.

On Monday, Lifetime announced that it would be releasing its first-ever Christmas movie staring an LGBTQ couple

CBS' new series, Star Trek: Discovery, announced this week that they will be introducing two LGBTQ+ characters in the show. One of the characters, the show announced, will be transgender while the other will be non-binary.

TBN will broadcast an encore performance of its Broadway-like musical JESUS Wednesday (May 13) at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.

If you are looking for a great Christian show to watch, I would recommend VidAngels' The Chosen.

The producers of CBS' new show Evil are hoping that the show will spark up some conversations about religion and faith.