Released in movie theaters this past fall, The Way takes viewers down the ancient p

What Banner reviewers thought of some of the films of 2011.

How shall we then eat?

The year’s most moving moment of cinematic grace was a real-life one.

Sister Act meets “Glee” in a mess of a movie.

Listmakers will love Pinterest—an online bulletin board that puts a creative new spin on org

Billy Beane endured a disappointing career as a Major League Baseball player, only to move into a career as the general manager of one

So you got a new phone for Christmas? Make the most of it.

Maybe you have heard about a black-and-white movie starring French ac

In England during the 1950s, teens Janie and Benjamin must use ancient natural recipes in order to concoct brews that will help them s

One of the best gifts I received this past year was Josh Garrels’s free album Love & W

Midnight in Paris is Woody Allen’s love letter to t

Ten-year-old Enaiatollah Akbari and his mother fled from Afghanistan to Pakistan because of threats to sell the boy into slavery.

Ashes and Fire

Bret Lott is an author and a Christian.

Fans need no introduction, but for the sake of the uninitiated, Tintin is the star of the classic Tintin comic book series, p

England declares war on Germany during World War I, and young Albert’s beloved horse, Joey, is sold into war service.

Billy Jago and his 12-year-old son, Charles, discover a flint stone carved by a magic man in ages past.

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The Canadian Christian band The City Harmonic explores themes such as love, dependence on Go

A grandmother in New England and her grandson in Africa are separated by distance, climates, and cultures.

Singer/songwriter Bruce Cockburn has been called a contemporary psalmist because he helps liste

There is no moral to the Muppets, which is what I love about them.