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Many male influencers on social media are pushing “testosterone maxxing” content to teen boys.
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Lizzie Novis won’t stop until she finds out what happened to her mother. Helping to also end a world war is a bonus.
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Beautiful, surreal and powerful, ‘Flow’ may be appropriate for kids, but it’s not necessarily made for them.
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While Gabby’s Dollhouse tells a tale about learning how to play again, some of its magical moments may leave Christians uncomfortable.
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This lighthearted cartoon is a clean, wholesome option for younger viewers craving a mystery.
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Open AI and Meta work toward making their AI chatbots safer for teens. But is that enough?
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Lecrae may have deconstructed, then reconstructed his faith recently. But on his 10th studio album, the result of that refining process is a laser-like focus on Jesus.
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This newest incarnation of Superman is imperfect and overstuffed but still champions its titular character’s heroism and goodness.
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The Senior recounts the true story of Mike Flynt, a 59-year-old guy who returned to college to finish his senior year … and play football.
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This sequel to The Office features the same setup, crisp writing and cringe-worthy jokes of its forbear. But The Paper’s content issues can be significantly worse.
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