The 'mommy blogger' and former 'Christian Parenting Today' editor is one of the top four finalists to become 'Good Morning America's new "advice guru."
Faith-based marketing companies are pitching The Secret Life of Bees to church leaders with a "Bible study" that has no evangelical content—or Scripture.
Husband-wife duo Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist of Over the Rhine didn't realize how much their relationship was slipping away—until it almost fell apart.
It's been an up-and-down first year for Hollywood's first major "Christian" film label, with box office busts offset by strong video sales and rentals.
Just three months after an unimpressive theatrical run, The Nativity Story is now out on DVD, looking for a second "life" at video stores and in home libraries.
FoxFaith, DirecTV offer churches free satellite TV and exclusive screenings of upcoming films—but is that taking marketing too far? Plus: Caviezel returns as Jesus; Winter, Rose making films of faith; Dakota Fanning's new flick stirs controversy; and more.
The musical emerges as an Oscar frontrunner, while Babel and Letters from Iwo Jima also win major awards, and Scorcese is named best director for The Departed.
Nominees for the Golden Globe Awards were released last week, and Mel Gibson's Apocalypto was among the nods; meanwhile, the embattled director tells his detractors to "get the hell over it." Plus: Year-end kudos pour in; Amazing Grace clips online; Black Christmas causes outrage; and more.
The Heartland Film Festival celebrates movies that inspire—and Hollywood is catching the vision. Meet this year's award winners, and the man who launched it all.
