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TV Spot for The Hobbit Airs
WHO CARES about the trailer for Iron Man 3 when there’s a new TV spot for The Hobbit? Spin-Off Online and Empire are reporting that the first of three new films from Peter Jackson is clocking in at 2 hours … Continue reading
New Music Wednesday: Rend Collective Experiment
CONFESSION: I really don’t care for contemporary worship music. Part of it is a matter of content and style. Another part of it is that I blame worship music for doing away with other kinds of Christian radio that I … Continue reading
Being Mosby: Friends and Married (With Children)
third in an unfortunately erratic series STRANGE AS IT MAY SEEM, How I Met Your Mother has an interesting tendency to bring up often-important issues in a timely manner. The show, seen mostly through the eyes of hopelessly romantic Ted … Continue reading
Posted in Television, The Importance of Being Mosby
Tagged Friendship, How I Met Your Mother
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Does Godin Get Education Reform Right?
I’VE BEEN A FAN of marketing guru Seth Godin for a while now. His daily thoughts often transcend marketing and find their way into my thoughts about life and teaching and church. So I was excited to hear that Godin … Continue reading
Tolkien’s Return of the (Once and Future) King
I’M NOT SURE HOW I WENT A WEEK NOT KNOWING THIS, but J. R. R. Tolkien has a new book coming out in 2013. And it could be a good one. Before Tolkien sat down to write The Hobbit, he … Continue reading
Postponing Community: Make Every Day October 19
A WISE MAN ONCE SAID that hope deferred makes the heart bitter. That’s often the case, unless you know that maybe hope deferred will get you a better time slot or premiere date. That’s the way it’s gone with NBC’s … Continue reading
Katy Perry’s Greatest Moment
THERE’S SOMETHING INTRIGUING about the arc of Katy Perry’s life. Raised in a religious home– making an album of religious music– achieving music star status without the use of a show like American Idol— star-studded marriage and separation. The question … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Music
Tagged Comedy Central, Firework, Jodi DiPiazza, Katy Perry
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Glee Takes on the Rapture
I WAS A BIT SURPRISED when Tim LaHaye’s Left Behind series founds its way onto the most recent episode of Glee. The last time the show tackled religion, in season two’s “Grilled Cheesus” episode, the storyline was meaty and challenging. … Continue reading
The Time Has Come to Read The Twelve
THESE ARE GOOD DAYS FOR READERS OF NEW STUFF. This summer saw the release of a new (and National Book Award finalist) Dave Eggers novel . Then there was the first full biography of David Foster Wallace. Just before Denver … Continue reading
Arthur Dent and the Frustrations of Long-Distance Travel
JUST BEFORE HE LOST HOME AND PLANET, Arthur Dent threw back six quick pints at the neighborhood bar on order from his (alien) friend, Ford. Why? To prep for the effects of on instantaneous travel. Dent learned that traveling far … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, The Long Story, Travel
Tagged Arthur Dent, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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