Family Movie Receives ‘PG’ Rating For Having Too Much Religious Co

The world has taken another turn for the bizarre. CNSNews reported on Friday (hat tip to NB reader RJ) that a new family movie about football, “Facing the Giants,” has been given a “PG” rating by the Motion Picture Association of America apparently for having too much religious content.Too much religious content? Are you kidding me?This story appears to have first been reported by Terry Mattingly…

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Scientology 'South Park' Banned in Britain

After successfully putting the kibosh on a "South Park" episode that made fun of scientology and himself, actor Tom Cruise has expanded his censorship efforts overseas where he's succeeded in getting the same episode pulled in the U.K.: The South Park episode "Trapped In the Closet," which mocks actor Tom Cruise's rumored homosexuality as well as his belief in the controversial religion…

Mel Gibson Slams 'Da Vinci Code

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LAT Columnist: 'Da Vinci' Is 'Only a Movie,' But 'The Passion' Was 'Co

The headline to today's Los Angeles Times' "Regarding Media" column (Sat. May 20, 2006), penned by the perpetually clueless Tim Rutten, is "Media should stop and say, 'It's only a movie'." The movie he's talking about is the Da Vinci Code.