“A lot of words and tears are said and shed, so when you get to the actual day of the ceremony… of course I cried, but I feel like I got, like, the really ugly tears out before the wedding.”
Murray spoke about how his character "McGee has a somewhat personal arc, something that is shocking to him, but also wonderful and really scary that involves family."
“I've talked openly about dealing with depression in my life, and that first started in my very early 20s, and there were circumstances around that certainly played into it, but that's also when I went on birth control."
"We're trying to work with schools because often schools will have context that we don't," said Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram and dad of three. "They'll know that a specific post or specific account is actually harassing a kid when we can't."
“Honestly, I wasn’t even paying attention to the song….We did the trend, and people had a problem with the song and different things. And so, I got a lot of backlash.”
“I don’t know how I would get through the day without my faith,” she said. “It’s there to celebrate with me, and it’s there to help me get back on my feet when something really horrible happens.”
"The greatest lesson I’ve learned through it all is not to worry but to lean on and trust GOD in every situation," Sanders shared in a post on X. "Even when I don’t know what to do, I’ve learned that GOD will always guide me.
McKellar shared that Christmas movies, while not “truly dramatic” show characters struggling with real-life issues and “trying to make good choices along the way.”
While Spotify has had a kid’s app for years, it has now introduced better parental controls on the primary app, allowing parents to manage their kids accounts directly through their family plan settings.
LEARNING YOU tells the story of an architect going on a Christmas road trip with his autistic son, with “their journey of struggle and hope [inspiring] a billionaire developer who has an autistic son of his own,” per the movie’s website.
Director Justin Lin discussed the heart behind his latest movie LAST DAYS and explained why he hopes audiences will watch the movie even if they have a differing point of view.
“Here’s what I wanna do — I want to get a big, inflatable Jesus and shine lights on it,” Smallwood said. “Wouldn’t that be cool?...instead of something scary. But I guess that would be scary to all the other [decorations] on the street, wouldn’t it?”
The speech sees Bean’s character, Boromir, saying the fan-favorite line, “One does not simply walk into Mordor,” and, according to the actor, was all on a “cheat sheet.”
A new study into the effects of AI music on listeners found multiple biometric responses to AI-generated music were significantly different than in response to human created songs.
Anjelah Johnson may be known as a clean comedian who is also a Christian, but there was a time before she became famous where a comedy career didn’t look hopeful.
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