Articles Archive for July 2009
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline, Literature, Podcast on 31 July 2009
Lists are good.
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 29 July 2009
Bruno: Satire FAIL. Christian response: FTW?
The Naughty Ballerina, the Cancer Dance, and Traditional Forms
Posted in Featured, Headline, Television on 28 July 2009
Melissa and Ade’s breakthrough dance may have felt emotional, but that’s because we were manipulated, not because it was great.
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 27 July 2009
Whatever happened to good science fiction? Oh, there it is.
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline on 22 July 2009
CaPC celebrates a season of thoughtful criticism, whether our culture deserves it or not.
Posted in Featured, Headline, Literature on 21 July 2009
What happens when one man decides to do what he’s told, even if he doesn’t understand why?
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 20 July 2009
Summer movies seem harmless. That’s exactly what they want you to think.
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline, Podcast, Technology on 17 July 2009
What’s so great about the suburbs and privacy?
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 16 July 2009
A flawed but fun film reminds us what we’ll be missing.
Posted in Featured, Headline, Sports on 15 July 2009
Brock got a little carried away. Will he set the tone for the sport in the future?
Posted in Featured, General Culture, Headline on 10 July 2009
Alan considers the ways in which Christian giving can affect our witness to the world and engagement with popular culture.
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 9 July 2009
Carissa Smith encourages us to see a different kind of summer blockbuster.
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 8 July 2009
Guest Writer, Katharine Eastvold reviews Public Enemies.
Posted in Featured, Film, Headline on 7 July 2009
Transformers 2 is everything you feared it would be, but who really cares?
Posted in Featured, Headline, Music, Podcast, Politics on 2 July 2009
Everything has been said already about MJ… but couldn’t Christians say it better?









