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 The new edition of IBM and the Holocaust includes internal IBM correspondence that incriminates the company in aiding Nazi Germany and enumerating the victims extinguished in the flames of Auschwitz.
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 Mother Dolores Hart is the focus of a new documentary: God is Bigger than Elvis. Once a movie star, she became a Benedictine nun at 24.
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 While Mormon doctrine may give pause to Christians, it is Mormon culture that should get their focus.
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 In Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Nicholas Cage returns as Johnny Blaze only to burn out.
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 'The Father's Tale' is the best novel yet by Canadian author Michael D. O'Brien. Exploring human relationships, it has the scope of Tolstoy and Dostoevsky.
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 A wonderful short film, 'Morris Lessmore' promises to be a favourite at the Academy Awards.
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 "Where are they?" Despite decades of searching and listening, the famous question posed by physicist Enrico Fermi remains a mystery. Are humans unique?
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 Once again, Hollywood and the recording industry feel free to mis-represent the Catholic faith.
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 Controversy continues over the use of the word 'Catholic' by RealCatholicTV - a media venture based in Michigan and featuring roving reporter Michael Voris.
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 Sundered by drug abuse and a slumping career, the talented and once beautiful Whitney Houston has passed away.
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 Randy Travis, country crooner, sought solace at a local church following a fight with his girlfriend.
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 Christians need to be a part of the cultural conversation about art and film.
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 The Separation is a movie that will break your heart and get you out of your seat.
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 Author Mary Ann Glendon writes on the place of intellectuals in politics.
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 There is a fear that we face living in a nuclear-armed world. But no where is it more palpable than the Holy Land.
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 'Don't touch that dial! News at 11. Flash: Iran strikes Israel with nuclear weapons.' ...Relax, it's only fiction, but for how long?
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 Brazil is funding a replica of the iconic statue of the Redeemer that would stand on a hill in North London.
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 Shame, which is about sex addiction, is a deeply perturbing film that is the opposition of titillating.
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 A dreadful film with a clunky script, ameliorated only by Andrea Riseborough's performance.
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 Who is the real Amanda Knox? Does she know who she is?
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 Author Sigrid Undset offers in her novel, Ida Elisabeth, a rendering of marriage and intimacy with startling subtlety.
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Russian Prime Minister and presidential hopeful Vladimir Putin has published a campaign article on the country's "national" question. In it, he addressed traditional issues like immigration and xenophobia. But he also proposed the formation of a list of 100 books to serve as ...
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 Next time you have a seafood dinner, look into the fish's mouth. You might be surprised.
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 Rabbi Immanuel Schochet banned the reading of the book 'Kosher Jesus' as heretical. Why?
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A new book by Kwami Anthony Appiah has a vague concept of 'honor'.
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 Born in Iran, Gelareh Bagherzadeh was studying at Texas Medical Center in Houston. She was shot dead, and her purse untouched.
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 Julia Holcomb will speak at the March for Life on Jan.23 in Washington DC.
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