
Our politicians, from both parties, have learned that working on real solutions doesn't get their face on cable news or garner social media likes, both of which they turn into fundraising opportunities.
Our politicians, from both parties, have learned that working on real solutions doesn't get their face on cable news or garner social media likes, both of which they turn into fundraising opportunities.
The creator of the hit Nickelodeon The Fairly OddParents has launched a new series that aims to teach children about God and the Bible.
Great American Family continued its momentum from 2022 into the new year by ranking as the fastest-growing network for the first quarter of 2023, the second straight quarter it has claimed that label.
A parental watchdog is sounding the alarm on popular teen-centric TV series and warning parents that Netflix and Amazon are pushing content to children that deserves an R-rating.
Actress Rose Reid didn’t have to think long before accepting a role in the new Pure Flix series A Thousand Tomorrows, which follows the story of a female barrel racer who falls in love with a bull rider.
The head of Amazon Studios says the company was determined to make The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power family-friendly, believing that if children were “old enough” to read the J.R.R. Tolkien books, they should be able to watch the television series, too.
Clips from Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo!, a new animated movie that launched on digital platforms Tuesday for rent or purchase, depicts brainy Velma as having a crush on a new female character known as Coco Diablo.
The family-friendly comedy series Freelancers is coming back with a second season.
The founder announced his retirement during CBN’s 60th anniversary broadcast. The 91-year-old will now be teaching students at Regen University, and serving as a consultant and guest on the program.
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.