In this comedy, a young Jewish teen struggles with finding a date to the prom, pressured by the fact that the school's biggest nerd already has one, and has even booked a hotel room. The film stars Steven Kaplan, William......

If you're a fan of Christian hip-hop superstar tobyMac, his new DVD/CD collection, "Alive and Transported"--his first live album-- is a must-have. Featuring versions of some of his most popular songs, such as "Jesus Freak" and "No Ordinary Love," the set also includes videos of the show and other sp...

If you're a fan of Christian hip-hop superstar tobyMac, his new DVD/CD collection, "Alive and Transported"--his first live album-- is a must-have. Featuring versions of some of his most popular songs, such as "Jesus Freak" and "No Ordinary Love," the......

As you may have read in Sherry Huang's Idol Chatter post yesterday, a new parody website, Disbeliefnet.com, has just launched. Designed as a marketing tool promoting Bill Maher's upcoming documentary, "Religulous"--which will explore the problems with religion in the world-- the site is essentially ...

This Sunday night, February 10th, the music industry will hand out top honors when CBS airs the 50th annual Grammy Awards. I don't watch award shows, but this is the 50th anniversary of the Grammys, after all. There's plenty of hoopla scheduled to (maybe) make it worth spending almost four hours in ...

More than a dozen of the greatest names in country music come together to celebrate the gospel classics that are a staple of the Grand Ole Opry on "How Great Thou Art: Gospel Favorites From The Grand Ole Opry," releasing February 5. What makes the album special is not just the play list of songs but...

In her book, "Mosaic: Pieces of My Life So Far," Christian music star Amy Grant talks about her battle with depression over the years. She mentions the winter months are a particularly rough time for her. "Maybe subconsciously that is part of the reason I've made so much Christmas music," she writes...

George Mitchell's report on steroid use among Major League Baseball was released today, linking a number of popular players to performance-enhancing drugs. Among them, Roger Clemens, Gary Sheffield, Barry Bonds, Paul Lo Duca, and many more. Although some viewed Mitchell's investigation as a witch hu...