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By: Laura Bennett
This is the year for the March sisters, with this weeks’ Little Women the second movie to tell their story in as many months.
Continue reading “Waving the Flag for Independence – and Love – in another remake of ‘Little Women’”
By: Laura Bennett
Barry Conrad’s love for music has been lifelong: he had a Dad who played guitar and loved to sing, and a Mum who recorded worship albums with her church choir.
Continue reading “Barry Conrad: How a Brush with Death Changed His Outlook on Showbiz and Life”
By: Laura Bennett
Sequels aren’t normally as hotly anticipated as Frozen II has been.
Continue reading “Depth and a Little Darkness as Anna and Elsa Seek Answers, in ‘Frozen 2’”
By: Laura Bennett
It’s hard to imagine a more wondrous Christmas setting than a snow-lined New York City with sparkling city lights, filled with the sound of carollers offering Christmas cheer.
Continue reading “A Christmas Album Born In Pain Brings Purpose For Melanie Penn: ‘Immanuel: The Folk Sessions’”
By: Laura Bennett
While Daniel Craig is the best Bond, it’s nice to know he can be the best at other things too.
By: Laura Bennett
Reaching the music industry’s pinnacle with a Grammy, and being at the forefront of global Christian worship music, Brooke Ligertwood is at times “terrified”—and daily has to call on God for His help.
Continue reading “Brooke Ligertwood: “It’s a Wonder-Filled Life When You Have to Rely on God””
By: Laura Bennett
If you’ve ever bought something you’ve seen on the tellie, or watched Mornings with Kerri Anne in the early 2000s, it’s likely you’ve seen the ‘infomercial king’, Jamie Malcolm.
Continue reading “TV’s Jamie Malcolm and his Lifelong Connection to God”
By: Laura Bennett
The plan of then-19-year-old German native Christopher Schacht sounds insane.
By: Laura Bennett
When a movie’s called ‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’ it doesn’t seem like one with sound moral values – but don’t let its dark visuals and fantastical themes fool you.
Continue reading “‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’ is Less Evil Than it Sounds and Looks”
By: Laura Bennett
The first time Judy Garland sang for an audience, she was two and a half years old. At 13 she signed a movie contract with MGM, and at 16 her fame was cemented as she starred as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz.