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Are you ready for the holidays? You don't have to be overcome by the stress of buying presents and hosting parties. These two books can help.

Kent Whitaker faced a parental nightmare. His wife and son had been killed, and his other son was accused of their murders.

While it is heartbreaking to watch, as are most movies about the Holocaust, this is an important film.

Quantum of Solace's non-stop action and amazing car chase make it worthy of a movie theater ticket. But go at the matinee price... read more to see why.

Based on the best-selling novel by Angela Hunt, this heartwarming Christmas film is available on DVD just in time for the holidays.

Bernie Mac and Samuel L. Jackson are fun to watch in this film, but heavy doses of obscene language and nudity ruin the experience.

A new reality show on Style Network chronicles the inspirational weight loss journey of a woman who weighs 500 pounds.

Though this sequel does entertain, and offers a few feel-good moments along the way, it just isn't as much fun as the first one.

A new film shows the horrific events of the Holocaust in a fresh light – through the eyes of a child.

A new book reveals common misconceptions about Wiccans and examines why people are drawn to the religion.

Can Christians portray the same dark themes, plot devices and imagery on film that they can in print? Why is it OK for one medium, and not the other?

Not only is this film a moving example of a mother’s love, but it also serves as a reminder of how pride can lead to trouble.

East High's basketball hero Troy Bolton realizes something all teens should know about making decisions for their post high school days.

High School Musical 3 is the best of the Wildcats on the big screen. It's over-the-top, Broadway style numbers make it an entertaining musical that fans are sure to love.

"Story speaks to us in ways that nothing else can," says author Robin Parrish. His Dominion Trilogy is a thrilling suspense tale full of action and adventure.

The Love Dare, the book that is featured in the movie Fireproof, has climbed to number one on the New York Times Paperback Advice Bestsellers.

Ben Stein's recent film, Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, is now available to show in churches and schools.

Ever wanted to achieve something so badly that you didn’t care what you had to do to get? It’s that means-to-an-end mentality that can get us into trouble.

The Express is based on the real life story of Ernie Davis, the first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy, the highest individual honor a player can achieve in the collegiate ranks.

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