Articles by Gina Dalfonzo

The creative minds behind Nashville are squandering their talents by taking the easy way out instead of offering something true, good, and beautiful.

God never intended for us to create artificial barriers between ourselves and art, one of His greatest gifts to us.

Symbols like Fearless Girl, when understood and used properly, remind us of what we’re fighting for.

Dorothy Parker was far removed from my Christian comfort zone but her work helped me to find a voice of my own.

There have always been awards given out for not-so-award-worthy reasons.

Celebrities don’t exist for the sole purpose of entertaining us. They are allowed to spout off with their opinions, just like regular human beings.

It’s good to be reminded that when we find the thing we were made to do and learn to do it well, that can indeed bring incredible joy and fulfillment.

Is God’s definition of love restricting us from happiness or freeing us from the self-love that entangles us?

After nine years, the Gilmore girls are back, and it turns out Rory still hasn’t grown up.

Three movies to watch before you vote to help steel your nerves, and one movie to watch after you vote — to help wash away the stench of national politics.

The issues McEwan raises in this strange, brilliant novel provoke serious thought.

How, in the face of such divisiveness, rage, resentment, and hatred, does one go on loving the country where it’s all taking place?

Florence Foster Jenkins was surrounded by people who told her, wrongly, she could sing, and her life was stunted as a result.

Country star Miranda Lambert gives us insight into sexual freedom for women: does it mean behaving as badly as men?

Contemporary writer Curtis Sittenfeld gives Jane Austen a modern makeover, managing to miss the point of Austen’s work in the process.

Ferrante writes about subjects that matter to Christians—home, family, friendship—with a significance that’s all the greater for its utter lack of sentimentality.