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The un-Super Bowl: A Flop in More Ways than One
MBU Women take four All-American Honors
ZOE Ministries Breaks Out of So-Called Traditional Youth Program Mold
Dual-Enrollment Gave Me More than Just a Headstart
Audiences are Falling in Love with “Her”
What’s More Important? Grammys, State of the Union or Super Bowl?
Music Review: Boy hits U.S. with Swiss, German and American Indie Sounds
There’s Magic in “Mr. Banks”
“American Hustle” is the High-Energy Comedy of the Year
What Do Writing and Massages Have in Common?
Will Adam Sandler Ever Grow Up?
While “Blended” marks the third collaboration between Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, the question is was it really worth the trip? … No.
What’s in a Song? Are We Ever Really Alone?
“Message in a Bottle” by The Police is a classic rock song, but the lyrics provide thoughts on individualism.
Wandering Around St. Louis: First Stop, Forest Park
Many people call St. Louis one of the best cities in America, so I set out this summer to explore all the wonderful businesses, restaurants, museums, parks and various forms of entertainment this legendary city has to offer. Photo by: Kelsey McDowell
Great Summer Fun Ideas … on a Budget
With summer just beginning to hit its stride, there are plenty of things to do in the St. Louis area that will not break your bank account.
Angelina Jolie is Magnificent as “Maleficent”
Although “Maleficent” gets boggled down with heavy CGI (computer-generated images) at times, Jolie’s performance is thankfully still strong enough to carry the film.
“X-Men: Days of Future Past” is X-cellent
The X-Men sequel that die-hard fans have been waiting for finally arrives and just in time to kick start the summer.
“Neighbors” is a Party Animal
It’s time to get down and party hard with Seth Rogen and Zac Efron in “Neighbors.”
Sharing God’s Love with the Dominican Republic
Missouri Baptist University students return to the Dominican Republic to share the gospel and to build communities with the Dominicans there. Photo by: Morgan Orlando, MBU alumna
Gareth Edwards’ “Godzilla” Roars
Japan’s iconic giant monster is back on the big screen to prove that he’s the true king of monsters.
“Transcendence” Lacks Execution
While cinematographer Wally Pfister (“The Dark Knight” trilogy and “Inception”) had great intention in his directorial debut, sadly “Transcendence” never came full circle.