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Mr T: Giving God the glory (opens the original)
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What does it mean to make a difference to people’s lives? To have "an impact"? We know that deep discipleship, journeying alongside someone, teaching and pastoring, changes lives. But we also serve a God who transformed lives with a word, a touch, a moment. In our celebrity-revering culture, many mere mortals hold a very different sort of power – and have the ability to impact lives in seconds. Netflix’s latest episode of Untold (a series of sports documentaries) is titled Mr T: I Pity the Fool.
J. D. Vance autobiography: finding faith in politics? (opens the original)
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COMMUNION: Finding My Way Back to Faith By J.D. Vance William Collins. 304 pages. £20 ISBN 978 0 008 846 633 Vice-President J.D.Vance is not an uncontroversial figure. His second book Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith is not an uncontroversial book. It has garnered a wealth of negative reviews on various websites, with some suggesting that political liberals have been keen to shoot down anything that holds up conservatism as a positive. Even the image on the cover – Mt. Zion United Methodi
Ann Droid: A comedy, but profound (opens the original)
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Britain now has a Minister for Artificial Intelligence. Kanishka Narayan became minister for AI when Andy Burnham created the role in his new Cabinet. Narayan has warned that “people are right to worry” about the impact of technological change, but that he was “going to work every hour, every day to try to make sure it goes right”. Meanwhile, our new Prime Minister has himself promised to fix adult social care. If you put these two issues together, you get the BBC’s new surprisingly moving six-p
Glamazon women? (opens the original)
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Reality TV has not had a good summer. Married at First Sight has been in the media for all the wrong reasons. Despite this, Netflix has brought us the third season of its megahit America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The show follows the iconic cheerleading squad as potential members navigate auditions, training camp, and then the ups and downs of the (American) football season. Series One was a breakout hit in 2024, Series Two showed us the women fighting to unionise, despite thei
Sun, sea and resentment (opens the original)
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In 1963 Cliff Richard shot to no.1 in the charts with Summer Holiday. On the soundtrack to this feel-good road-trip movie, he sang about how on such a holiday there would be “no more worries for a week or two”. Yet, as we approach the summer, the BBC’s new drama Two Weeks In August instead offers us an eight-part series giving us a glimpse into the holiday from hell. Described as “sun, sea and suppressed resentment” it provides a darkly tragi-comic depiction of 40-somethings, university friends,
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