Category Archives: It’s with great sadness, that TSS brings you the news of the tragic passing of Christian Singer/Songwriter Steven Curtis Chapman’s youngest adopted daughter, Maria.
We won’t be reporting the details, but you can read more about it and learn how you can offer your condolences or support here.
Steven Curtis Chapman was probably one of the most influential Christian artists of my youth. Above and beyond that, his family’s commitment over the years to the cause of world wide orphans has touched me on not only an emotional level, but a personal one as well. I have an incredibly awesome little cousin who wouldn’t be part of my family were it not for Chapman’s Shaohannah’s Hope foundation and the grant they provided to bring him into our country and family. Chapman lives what he preaches about helping the orphaned children of the world. Maria was one of Chapman’s three adopted daughters from China.
Ben Stein’s much-balleyhooed documentary Expelled (
For the second week in a row, Horton heard theater registers ringing, bringing its total take to the tune of $86.5 million. In what was the slowest Easter weekend for movies in three years, the Seusstastic comedy’s weekend take was a very-respectable $25.1 million. Following close behind with $25 million was Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns, followed by the PG-13 suspense/horror flick Shutter, which stars Dawson’s Creek graduate Joshua Jackson.
I saw an advance screening of the movie ”Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed” last night. It’s a film put together by intellectual heavyweight/gameshow host, Ben Stein. Seriously, this guy is brilliant, and hilarious. Generally speaking, the film attempts to challenge the academic elitist establishment for attacking our freedom. Specifically, the film sets out to debunk Darwin’s theory of evolution, and exposes certain scientists who have been blacklisted for even talking about the concept of Intelligent Design. The movie was compelling, but I couldn’t always keep my finger on why it was. Was it because of the clever humor dropped in at just the right moments (usually in the form of old movie, or instructional film footage)? Yes. Was it because there really seems to be a problem with certain scientists being fired from their jobs for expressing even the possibility of A. I.? 
Doomsday - starring Kate Beckinsale look-alike newcomer Rhona Mitra, Doomsday promises that at the very least you will see lots of stuff blow up and lots of people and/or zombies die. 
Doomsday - This one might have flown under your radar until a couple of weeks ago when Rogue Pictures started bombarding us with some pretty interesting looking trailers. It stars a relative newcomer Kate Beckinsale look-alike named Rhona Mitra, who you may have seen in…well, probably nothing. This Mad Maxian flick looks to be half “I Am Legend” and half “28 Days Later”, which is not a bad thing to be.
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