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For Pastor Michael Todd, producer DeVon Franklin and star Kelly Rowland, the romantic comedy “Relationship Goals” is an opportunity to point viewers toward Christ and encourage deeper discipleship through the language of story.
A teenage Chick-fil-A employee who auditioned for “American Idol” by singing a cover of the song “Honest” didn’t realize the songwriter was next in line behind her, waiting to audition. Hearing the teen's rendition of her original song brought the songwriter to tears.
The streaming platform Disney+ is expanding its mature content library, with one advocacy organization reporting that parents can expect more than a 2,200% increase in R-rated movies and more than an 840% increase in TV-MA-rated shows available on the platform.
In “Moses the Black,” Omar Epps plays a man who has built his life on fear and loyalty, only to realize that the power he commands might be destroying the people he loves most.
Rapper Nicki Minaj proclaimed that “God is protecting” President Donald Trump as she spoke at an event launching a new economic initiative by the president, revealing later in the day on social media that she has received a Trump Gold Card and is finalizing her U.S. citizenship.
Country music singer Carrie Underwood appeared to wipe away tears after listening to "American Idol" contestant Hannah Harper’s original song detailing her struggles with postpartum depression, and how the Lord steadied her in a time of need.
The Rev. Samuel Rodriguez has formalized the launch of BeLight Productions, becoming the first Latino pastor to lead a film production company of this level. According to a statement from the press agency El Mensaje Comunicaciones, this initiative
Rapper Kanye West has apologized for making antisemitic comments in recent years, attributing his remarks to fallout from mental illness stemming from a car accident that happened decades ago.
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At the red carpet premiere of “It’s Not Like That,” the new faith-based show from Wonder Project, the cast and crew reflected on the show’s central premise that belief doesn't spare people from grief, and church leaders are not exempt from falling apart.
