Jacob Collier’s career became a celebration of unity and diversity without restrictions.

Does religion guarantee us deliverance out of the predicaments of being alive? Is it a machine we operate to tame and exploit transcendent reality?

The original Texas Chain Saw Massacre stands as one of the great cinematic explorations of evil.

These three unique takes on tribalism highlight the wide-ranging discourse that can be found in the modern gaming landscape.

The horror of this story is the annihilation of identity, the erosion of a personal self that has a recognizable shape.

As we draw closer to Election Day, and even after the ballots have been cast, we want to consider how forces are seeking to drive us apart, and to what end.

AI’s ultimate legacy may end up being the damage that it does to our ability to understand, determine, and agree upon what is real.

Comparing the continuing presence of a dead loved one to a phantom limb is more than metaphor: it’s a transformative experience.

Ghosts are signifiers of something that has gone wrong: a secret that has not been brought to light, an injustice that has not been righted.

Seeking to rid hypocrisy from the lives of others can become a distraction from our need to come to Christ in repentance.

I now understand why the fantasy world imagined by Stan Lee offered a more compelling mythological lens than the world imagined by Tolkien did.

Season 3 of The Bear stands as a warning against the kind of mission drift that can rob a caring institution of its hospitality.

Poor Things reflects a dark and scathing image of our world, of our disordered longings, and of the quest to satisfy them.

Lucy is an idealist in search of a story, a believer desperately seeking something worthy of belief.

With a heart that came near to breaking, Costello made the world laugh: the more he suffered, the more he wanted to bring healing to others.

Maybe we have to hit rock bottom in order to see ourselves in the mirror truthfully.