Paul Asay is an Associate Editor for Patheos, Inc. and Plugged In. He specializes in writing about movies and entertainment, exploring their themes, values, and impact on society. His work has been featured in publications such as SUNDE and JONATHAN ALAN.
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Paul Asay primarily covers entertainment news, including movie reviews and seasonal content such as Christmas movies. His coverage also includes investment analysis related to the entertainment industry.
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By: Paul Asay
LISTEN TO THE PLUGGED IN SHOW, EPISODE 261 It’s shaping up to be quite a weekend at the local multiplex. I expect I’ll be talking about Gladiator II in this space come Monday, in fact. And Bonhoeffer—a wide-release movie about the famous German pastor and theologian—might squeak in the weekend’s top five, too. But certainly […]
'Glicked' didn't do quite as well as last summer's 'Barbenheimer,' but it's certainly not green with envy either.
Ah, Thanksgiving. A time when we come together to give thanks for our many blessings, eat, spend time with our loved ones, eat, watch football, eat … You get the idea. Thanksgiving is about a lot of stuff—but stuffing (and the rest of the food on your holiday table) takes center stage. And really, it […]
Does AI help or hurt the creativity process? And what exactly should parents know about Moana 2?
Moana 2 feasted on Thanksgiving receipts to the tune of $221 million over the five-day extended holiday weekend.
By: Paul Asay
Most teens are asking for stuff they see on TikTok and YouTube. How should parents respond to that? Plus, an interview with Kevin Sorbo.
This week's top box office earners were practically identical to last week's. But beyond the top five, things get unpredictable.
What does FX and Hulu's docuseries 'Social Studies' reveal about our kids? And what do parents need to know about Netflix's 'Mary'?
A Marvel antihero and the riders of Rohan charged into theaters this weekend, angling to toss Moana off her movie throne. But no dice: Disney's Polynesian princess still reigns supreme.
Check out which TV shows claimed our top spots for 2024. And don't worry, shows for kids and adults alike were considered.
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