Steve Martin takes his second shot at the role of Inspector Clouseau, and the results are significantly less bumbling than before—but that’s on a very relative scale.

The President maintains Bush's hiring policy and shapes specific priorities for the office.

Realistic sights and sounds help this movie to stand out from other recent superhero efforts, but it all falls apart at the script level.

This examination of modern relationships and all their foibles is fodder for lots of hilarity, but also a somber reminder of some of the true motivations behind love.

An inquisitive girl unlocks a mysterious door and discovers a parallel reality to her own—only seemingly better. But is it too perfect to be true?

Joshua DuBois tells CT how the new Office for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships is different from the Bush administration's office.

Also: A tough week for the Vatican, talking about mercy, and Proposition 8's big spenders.

Technology predictions—and how to apply them to your ministry.

Churches are discovering that advertising on Google can be effective and inexpensive.

Ancient practices help us stop merely studying the Bible, and start listening to it.

How does technology influence our faith?

Short profiles of Olaf Stapledon, Erich von Däniken, Ray Kurzweil, Freeman Dyson, and Lee M. Silver.

How the genre draws us to its own views of redemption.

In ministry it's easy to forget our own development while we attend to the needs others.

The uncommon insights of Url Scaramanga