Cameron Bellm

Anna Kendrick's directorial debut, "Woman of the Hour," tells the improbable but true story of a serial killer who appeared on a national dating show seeking his next victim in 1978.

Christine Valters Paintner, author of the new book The Love of Thousands, talks about the process of writing the book, building bridges beyond the veil and practicing resurrection. 

"People are constantly being invited to wholeness, which is holiness, I suppose," Greg Boyle says. "People are all just walking each other home. It's all about relational wholeness, and it's the relationship that heals."

In a series poised between two iterations of Christianity, the main characters of "Ozark" have their own rite of initiation.

Movie review: If "Don’t Look Up" is a mirror, this is what we see in it: We are a deeply distracted people, hypnotized by screens, inclined to argue first and seek facts later, if at all.

The popular Netflix series "Squid Game" is prophetic and apocalyptic — a revelation of a truth about our society that we do our best to ignore. It also provides a thorough illustration of the limitations of Christian platitudes in the face of overwhelming human suffering.