The Schooley Files

I grew up watching All in the Family. (Yes, I'm that old.) All in the Family was an American sitcom that aired in the 1970s. It revo...

James Franco's film adaptation of William Faulkner's novel As I Lay Dying is both wonderful and frustrating. Wonderful because it s...

About a week ago, Cecile and I were invited to see Charlie Peacock at Trinity House Theatre . I'd been there once before, to see a prod...

L arry Norman died early last Sunday morning. He's been ill for a long time, and the news of his passing is no surprise. I think I'...

T he best-written show in a very long time has passed, not with a bang, but with a sigh. Gilmore Girls never got great ratings, and was pro...

I f you read Christian blogs at all, it would be hard to miss this year's version of the Lenten tradition of debunking some radical new ...

Republished without picture, since ImageShack decided to yank my access. No new content. So put your little hand in mine There ain't no ...

I'd like to welcome Becoming Missional to the blogroll. Jerry's most recent post has a fascinating YouTube link showing Bono at a W...

RedBlueChristian has an interesting post containing part of an interview of Bono by Bill Hybels.

Andrew Rilstone has a good post on the "Christian symbolism" of the recent Superman movie. A brief excerpt: Spider-Man, Frodo Bagg...