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Ugly or Pretty? Ask the Ugly Meter »
Beauty may be only skin deep but it is getting a lot of attention thanks to an app that has become an unlikely bestseller after a mention on the Howard Stern show. The Ugly Meter is designed to determine a person’s looks on a scale of 1-10.
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Mother’s Day Movies »
Flowers, perfume, hand drawn pictures—and sometimes even pots and pans, are all ways we try to say, "Thanks Mom." Yet these things are mere trinkets when compared to a mother’s gifts of hard work, endless love, and patient faith that someday we’ll amount to something.
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Screen Free Week 2012 »
April 30 to May 6, 2012 is Screen-Free Week. It’s a chance for families to unplug from electronic media devices and enjoy other activities. Afraid your kids (or you) won’t be able to fill all those minutes and hours previously spent with the TV, video game console or laptop?
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On the Parent Previews Radio Show: Apr 27, 2012 »
IN THE NEWS:
Researchers in yet another study on teen texting gave 175 adolescents at Texas high school a free phone and text plan. In return the scientists have free access to all of the high… read more »
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Take our Movie Quote Quiz »
We all use them at one time or another—movie quotes that is. From the insightful to the insane, the memorable to the mundane, they work their way into our everyday conversations. They can connect us with strangers and become inside jokes for close knit groups.
Following is a list of 25 famous (or not so famous) movie lines. How many… read more »
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On the Parent Previews Radio Show: April 20, 2012 »
IN THE NEWS: IKEA announces new TV console
Tired of all those exposed cords from you electronic equipment cluttering up your living room. Lucky you, consoles are coming back. The Swedish furniture manufacturer has plans to bring its read more »
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Earth Day Movies for Families »
Hollywood might never win accolades for being environmentally friendly (although many studios are making efforts), but there are still some movie offerings out there that can help families celebrate Earth Day.
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On the Parent Previews Radio Show: April 13, 2012 »
In the News: Friggatriskaidekaphobic?
If so, it may be a long Friday the 13th. But for the rest of us, we’re just glad the weekend has arrived.
An aspiring author? According to the read more »
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On Parent Previews Radio Show: April 6, 2012 »
In the News: Attack of the QR codes
They are everywhere from magazines to billboards. But now consumers are being cautioned about scanning those funny squares with the maze of black lines. Hackers are replacing QR codes with malicious ones designed… read more »
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On Parent Previews Radio Show: March 30, 2012 »
In the News: Teen Texting On the Rise
If the keypad on your child’s phone is looking a little worn, it may not be unusual. The number of texts sent and received by teens on a daily basis is up according to a new Pew Research… read more »
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Easter Movie Ideas »
Whether you are looking for a deep personal religious experience, a solid egg of inspiration, or something as sweet and light as a chocolate bunny, we hope you find something in our basket of Easter movie suggestions that will suit your family’s taste.
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March Madness at the Movies »
Basketball fans may be glued to their TVs to cheer on their favorite teams during March Madness. But if that still isn’t enough court time, there are plenty of movies celebrating the action on the hardwood. Josh Lucas stars in the movie Glory Road … read more »
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On Parent Previews Radio Show: March 23 »
Dad’s Spending More Time with Kids
A recent study found that more dads are spending time with their kids in online activities, video games and at sporting events.
Along with the release of The Hunger Games movie… read more »
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On Parent Previews Radio Show: March 16 »
It is a tweet read round the world.
Think your teen’s tweets are just harmless little messages? We find out what happens when one Canadian teen decides to tweet his plans for a home party. Check this story in the Daily… read more »
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Sleep Inspired Movies for the Sleep Deprived »
Springing ahead might give you more daylight hours in the evening but the missed hour of sleep can also leave you feeling sprung. With the arrival of Daylight Saving Time, many people may be a little groggy. Recover by cuddling on the couch with a sleep inspired movie.
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On Parent Previews Radio: Mar. 9, 2012 »
In the news, Hunger Games Goes PG-13
Set to be one of the spring’s biggest releases, The Hunger Games earned a PG-13 rating. But considering the violent premise of teens that are forced to fight to the death, we discuss what filmmakers may have done to squeeze… read more »
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On Parent Previews Radio: Mar. 2, 2012 »
Teachers, Parents and Texting
In our news segment we discuss a new idea from a Florida high school student who proposes a way to help teachers and students communicate through social media while still maintaining appropriate boundaries. Here’s… read more »
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Family Movie Reviews of Oscar Winners and Nominations »
This was an unusual year for Oscar nominated films in that many were rated PG-13 and lower as opposed to R. That gave many families, especially those with teens, an opportunity to view more Oscar nominated films. We have reviews written especially for parents for many of the Oscar winners and nominations so you can plan an upcoming family movie night… read more »
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On Parent Previews Radio: Feb. 24, 2012 »
FTC Has Concerns About Mobile Apps for Kids
Have you been caught by apps made for kids that end up billing your credit card? In our news segment Rod looks at the latest Federal Trade Commission recommendations aimed at smartphone and tablet apps targeting children. The FTC has concerns about privacy issues with apps that… read more »
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Valentine’s Day Movies »
For full-fledged romantics, here are some amorous options for February 14.
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Game of your Life Airs on NBC »
Walmart and P&G’s Family Movie Night brings another family friendly film to the small screen on Friday, December 2 airing at 8/7c on NBC. read more »
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War Heroes »
On this historic date of 11-11-11, citizens around the world will participate in activities to recognize the sacrifices made in World War I and other conflicts that followed.
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TIFF Brings Out the Stars in Toronto »
Running from September 8 to 18, 2011 at the festival’s new location in Bell Lighthouse on King West, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is underway. read more »
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What Happened? The Story of September 11, 2001 »
Nickelodeon Network’s Nick News with Linda Ellerbee is known for it’s ability to distill complex events into a package of information and analysis that helps kids (and adults!) better understand our world. On September 1, 2011, this award winning program will cover the tenth anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center,… read more »
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Summer Begs for a Scoop of Camp Movies »
For many kids, summer offers a break from the routine of school. And for some that means camps—day camps, sports camps, dance camps, community-sponsored play camps, family outings in the mountains, a backyard sleep out or even traditional summer camps.
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Funky Colored Flames for Campfires »
Busy work schedules, a fire ban and days of drizzle have kept us from getting outside as much as we’d like this summer. read more »
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Who Is Simon Miller? Made-for-TV Movie »
Looking for an action-packed entertainment adventure for your older children? Family Movie Night’s, made for TV film,
Who Is Simon Miller? premiers August 6, 2011 at 8/7c on NBC. read more »
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Violent Video Games Protected by US Supreme Court »
Violent video games have come under the protection of the U.S. Supreme Court after the country’s highest court handed down a 7-2 ruling last month in Brown vs. Entertainment Merchants Association. read more »
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4th of July - Independence Day Movies for the Whole Family »
Are you looking for a way to help your children feel more patriotic this Fourth of July? Well you might want to start by reminding them of the words of poet Emma Lazarus, which are found on a bronze plaque at the base of the Statue… read more »
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Father’s Day Films »
Once a year we take a day to honor fathers, those men who lead, guide and provide for the family. Theirs is a tough job—and often an unappreciated one. So if you are looking for a way to say thanks to the ordinary hero who lives at your house, you might want to share with Dad some of these movie titles, which explore the many roles of fatherhood.
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Books Offer Ideas for Getting Outside »
Summer is the perfect time to help children unplug from their electronic devices—at least for a little while.
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Pirates Seize the Spotlight »
Captain Jack Sparrow may be one of the more eccentric pirates to ever sail the sea but he isn’t the only one to be immortalized on the big screen.
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Memorial Day Movies »
The last Monday in May is the day set aside for Americans to remember those who have been injured or lost their lives while serving their country. Dating back to the end of the Civil War, Memorial Day now includes all conflicts ever engaged in by the United States.
Over… read more »
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ABC Television Axes Two Major Daytime Dramas—Are TV Soaps Dead? »
I grew up in a home in which soap operas (referred to as “daytime dramas” in the industry) were a staple of life. Even when we moved to a remote village on the Canadian prairie, my mother did her best to view every soap available on the one-and-a-half channels we could receive.
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Family Moments Month »
The marketing department of MGM and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment is celebrating "A Year of a Million Moments." The idea is to offer on DVD and Blu-ray different themed movie titles from their archives each month.
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St. Patrick’s Day Movies »
Are you looking for a wee bit o’ the Irish to celebrate March 17? Films that feature this famous green holiday may seem as scarce as four leaf clovers! But, using our best Leprechaun thinking, we have come up with a few titles to share with your brood on St. Patrick’s Day.
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Another Era Ended—Archie Comics Dismisses Comic Code Authority »
For many, the seal of the Comic Code Authority that used to be boldly emblazoned on comics in the 1950s, than a tad smaller in the 1960s, is a rarely noticed icon. Yet it represented one of mass media’s earlier attempts to regulate and tame the content of a medium that was especially popular for kids.
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Family Oscar Parties 2011 »
With the Academy Awards less than a week away, many people are making final preparations for their own Oscar parties. But how can parents with children make this a family friendly affair with so many of the top titles earning an R rating?
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You - Raising Your Child »
Prenatal classes are a given for most first time parents. But regardless of how comprehensive those lessons are, most parents still have a lot of unanswered questions when the new baby arrives.
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Singing Stars »
Gwyneth Paltrow stars this week (January 7, 2010) as a country western singer struggling to make a comeback in the film Country Strong. On the movie’s soundtrack, the actress performs three solo numbers and a duet with co-star Tim McGraw. But she isn’t the only… read more »
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Wal-Mart and P&G Present Another Great Family Movie on January 8 »
Continuing their commitment to create made-for-television movies the entire family can enjoy, Wal-Mart and Procter & Gamble will be airing their latest Family Movie Night title this coming Saturday, January 8th at 8/7Central on Fox.
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Film & History »
American lyricist Ira Gershwin, born on December 6, 1896, was a prolific composer and songwriter who worked with his younger brother George to create a multitude of musical numbers.
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Thanksgiving Movies »
If watching football isn’t your favorite activity to engage in after the turkey dinner is over, check out some Thanksgiving-inspired movies.
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Film & History »
Nov 15, 2010: This week in the movies: Mickey Mouse celebrates a birthday on November 18.
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Historic Heroes for Children »
Society is saturated with celebrities, some of whom don’t deserve emulation. As a result, it can be difficult for parents to find inspirational heroes for their children to look up to.
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Film & History »
October 16 is National Boss’s Day. Hopefully yours isn’t as nasty or incompetent as these Hollywood employers. Miranda Priestly is the villainous fashion magazine editor who demands perfection of her new employee in The Devil Wears Prada.
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Film & History »
The Flintstones cartoon and McDonalds Restaurants both celebrate anniversaries the week of October 4, 2010
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Sound of Music on OPRAH »
If raindrops on roses and warm woolen mittens are two of your favorite things, then Oprah Winfrey’s October 29, 2010 reunion show is for you. Forty-five years after the theatrical production of The Sound of Music released, the daytime host is reuniting the cast of the… read more »
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Prolific Profanity »
Before August 10, 2010 Steven Slater was an unknown flight attendant working for JetBlue Airlines. But all that changed when the frustrated employee let loose a string of profanities once reserved for the saltiest of sailors. The vulgarity-laden tirade supposedly resulted from an exchange with an uncooperative passenger. Following his crude remarks,… read more »
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Celebrating Medical Achievement »
Scottish researcher Sir Alexander Fleming discovered a bacteria-killing mold that would later be developed into penicillin on September 28, 1928.
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Big Movies on the Small Screen (2010) »
Have you seen some good movies lately? Are you wondering when you will be able to take home some of the best 2010 titles on DVD or Blu-ray?
With the advent of September, the studios are gearing up to release some of their finest offerings (from this and past years), hoping you (the consumer) are beginning to contemplate the upcoming gift-giving… read more »
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Great (Movie) Teaching Moments »
It is back to school time—an event that may be either anticipated or dreaded. No matter what your mood, these preparations are sure to be enhanced by remembering the positive benefits of the learning experience.
Although some movie depictions, especially those marketed to teens, tend to show schools and teachers in a less than favorable… read more »
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175 Best Camp Games »
If the summer doldrums are starting to set in, it may be time to pick up Kathleen, Laura and Mary Fraser’s illustrated book The 175 Best Camp Games. Despite the inclusion of camp in the title, this book is chock-full of great games and challenges for all kinds of groups—children and adventurous adults alike. So if you find… read more »
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Teach Your Kids How To Make Their Own Movies »
If you have kids sitting on the sofa staring mindlessly toward the TV this summer, you may want to suggest they considering making their own creations they can share with friends.
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Technology To Keep You From Texting While Driving »
According to the New York Times, texting while driving increases your chances of being in a crash by 23 times. If you think it’s just good common sense to not write a message using your cell phone keypad while you are driving, than you probably don’t need one of these new apps that will prevent you from making such foolish decisions.
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Facebook Privacy—More Reasons to Be Concerned »
It seems Facebook’s privacy policy changes more frequently than Canadian weather. The bottom line is you must keep tabs on your profile and check the many complex settings that determine who can see your photos and read your information. If you have teens on Facebook, this is even more important.
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2010 Academy Award Winners »
The 2010 Academy Awards has chosen what it considers to be the best movies of 2009. And the winners are:
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Celebrating Black History »
The month of February has been designated as Black History Month. The following movies, based on true stories, celebrate some of the historical achievements associated with this tenacious group of people.
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Will A New MPAA Leader Bring Changes to Movie Ratings? »
After the late Jack Valenti headed the Motion Picture Association of America for over three decades his replacement, Dan Glickman, took over in 2004. Just last week (January 22, 2010), Glickman announced his resignation as CEO of the MPAA. In the interim Bob Pisano, President and COO, will take the helm until a permanent replacement for Glickman… read more »
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Best of 2009 »
As we ring in 2010, the staff at Parent Previews takes a look back at the movies released during 2009. If you are searching for some family friendly films, check out this list of our favorites…
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Parenting: By the Book »
While being a mom or dad can be challenging, it doesn’t have to be done alone. Following are three parenting books that offer slightly different perspectives on the demanding but rewarding work of bring up kids.
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Can Jay-Z Make Your Little Girl’s Butterflies Go Away? »
The other day a very nice package arrived on my desk—Season 5 of the Mary Tyler Moore Show. It contains one of my favorite episodes, where Ted Baxter is handed news copy from… read more »
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Sharing Grief on Facebook »
The movie tribute Michael Jackson’s This Is It made roughly $103.9 million worldwide on opening weekend. read more »
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Little Kids Still Big On TV »
If you think children are doing other things besides watching good ‘ol TV, think again. Yesterday, the TV ratings giant Nielsen released a survey that shows kids are at an eight-year-high for the amount of time they are spending in front of the glowing screen.
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Get Ready, Get Set, Get Prepared! »
With students back in the classroom, schools across the country are making plans to deal with a possible resurgence of the H1N1 virus. Businesses, essential service providers and others are also ramping up for an unpredictable fall as fires rage in California and unusual weather patterns cause problems across the country.
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Have Movies Will Travel »
For anyone who has seen the disastrous road trip portrayed in Are We There Yet? the idea of packing up the family for a long car ride might be the last thing they are interested in doing.
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New Potter Movie Is Back To PG—But Don’t Get Too Excited »
The Harry Potter series began in the realms of PG ratings, but the last two (Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) went into PG-13 territory. However, the latest magical movie—
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Father’s Day Films »
If you looking for some movies to share with Dad this Father’s Day, here are some of our favorites:
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Welcome to the New Parent Previews »
Last September the three of us agreed it was time to give Parent Previews a whole new look. Our current site (the one you saw prior to this one) was built on code written by over a half-dozen people over the course of just as many years. Needless to say it was a patchwork quilt of different approaches.
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Mitch Albom’s “For One More Day” »
With slim pickings on television lately, the premiere of a new movie based on the book For One More Day by Mitch Albom may be the refreshing break you have been yearning for. I took a look at a pre-broadcast screening and feel this is a film that is definitely a cut above typical TV offerings. Please continue reading for a full review.
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Making “News” In Your Classroom »
Teaching students to become critical consumers of news media has always been important, but even more so today with the sound of war looming. Not only is this prospect frightening for many young people, they (along with many adults!) also don’t have the tools required to discover the complete details.
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What Parents Need to Know TVs in Children’s Bedrooms »
Is bedside television a normal part of your children’s lives? If so, you will no doubt be interested in what two recent studies have revealed about young children watching TV.
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Science Debunks the Movies »
Adam Weiner has found an innovative way to challenge his science students to think differently about the media they watch—he uses movies to demonstrate how impossible most of the stunts and scenarios we see in entertainment are.
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Branding Isn’t Just for Cattle »
If you’ve been branded, say "Mooooooo!"
At least that’s what cows do when they are marked to show who possesses them.
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Teens Talking Drugs—Do You Understand? »
A couple of moths ago, Nielsen BuzzMetrics (the same "Nielsen" that tracks television viewers) released information from a study commissioned by Caron Treatment Centers that looked at what teens were discussing during the hours they spend posting messages on websites. The final document [link: ]http://www.caron.org/content.asp?section=press&cat=pressrelease&PR=478]… read more »
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Not Just American Parents Are Heated Up Over Profanities »
Al Gore had his weekend in the sun after organizing concerts in various countries with the goal of making the world aware of global warming. (I can’t help but wonder how anyone on this planet with a television hasn’t already heard about this issue?) However, after this weekend’s Live Earth broadcast in Britain, viewers were feeling… read more »
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Changes in Movie Ratings—Yet Again »
In January I wrote about new MPAA head Dan Glickman’s encouraging remarks to filmmakers to create more NC-17 movies and have them playing at suburban theaters. [http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/publications/rgcolumns/2007/0125.asp] But over the past few months—and especially the last two weeks—I’m seeing other changes that I haven’t… read more »
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Kellogg Makes A Sweet Change »
Known for flagship brands like Sugar Frosted Flakes (yes, "theeeeeeey’re Great!"), the company says it will no longer promote foods in the media to audiences in which the majority of viewers are under 12 unless the specific products meet a wide range of new standards. These include caps on the number calories, amount of sugar and… read more »
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What Is Your Child Packing On Their Phone? »
A couple of weeks ago my son, who is in his freshman year, came home with a troubled look on his face. "Can I talk to you about something?" he asked.
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Graphic Help For Reluctant Readers »
Ever heard of graphic novels? If you’re thinking of 400 page pocket books with embossed covers of buxom maidens, you’ve got the wrong idea. I’m talking about a different kind of graphic!
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The Church and Media: Common Concerns »
For The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the effects of media on the family are front-page news. In their September 2004 issue of The Ensign, the official publication of this U.S. based sect, their president, Gordon B. Hinckley, opens his prominently placed Page 3 column by stating his… read more »
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Understanding the Risks of Wireless Internet in your Home »
Over the past few years, one particular technology has quickly moved into homes at an amazingly rapid pace. Wireless Internet routers—a small box that can easily distribute your home Internet service anywhere in the house—have become a common addition to any Internet savvy family.
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Some Secrets Hollywood Shouldn’t Keep »
Usually, the great entertainment machine is unable to keep a secret about anything – especially if it has to do with someone’s sexual morals.
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Give Your Kids a Chance to Create! »
I spend a great deal of time writing about the problems of media. Study after study linking the affects of violence, quantity of television, and violent sexual content of popular music with real life behaviors have been reported through my keyboard.
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The “Vast Wasteland” Continues »
A few days ago I presented a keynote address for an educational group that specializes in media and its affects on children. I assumed many in the room would be familiar with what is often referred to as the "Vast Wasteland" speech given by Newton N. Minow, President Kennedy’s newly appointed chairman of the FCC, to the National Association… read more »
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The Latest Skinny on Body Images »
Helping your children maintain a healthy diet is always tricky, especially considering the multitude of media advice and subtle messages both you and your kids are exposed to. Turn on a morning show one day, and you’ll see a guest talking about fighting teenage obesity. Flip the channel and you’ll likely find another person who is just… read more »
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Changes in Movie Ratings Part 1—Why Independent Producers Want Change »
With the recent media coverage regarding television ratings, few have taken notice of the other major media rating system that is being modified. The Motion Picture Association of America’s (MPAA) movie rating system is about to be affected by subtle changes that I feel could spell big differences in the types of movies you find at your local… read more »
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Changes in Movie Ratings Part 2—More NC-17 Movies Coming to a Theater Near You »
For years, independent producers (and foreign filmmakers) have claimed their movies receive stricter ratings than movies coming from the big six studios that contain similar content. One filmmaker who decided to make a strong statement about this inequality is Kirby Dick. His recent documentary, This Film Is Not Yet Rated, made its debut appearance… read more »
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TV Violence—When Push Comes to Shoot… »
By now I’m sure you, the thousands of parents who come to the Parents Television Council website, have read the report or at least the summary on the dramatic increase in television violence. And I’m sure you’re not surprised. But before you think there’s nothing you can do to turn this tide of events, perhaps take a few minutes… read more »
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R.I.P. for the Chip? »
Heralded by many as a parent’s solution to controlling television content, the V-chip was described as "ineffective" by FCC officials in early December 2006. While others have criticized the device’s lack of use by the very people it was built to serve, having the chief regulatory body over broadcasting deem it a failure may… read more »
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Video Games - A Quick Guide to the Latest Systems »
Video games are always a hot commodity at Christmas, and this year it seems the manufacturers have whipped up an unprecedented frenzy. As I’ve spoken with parents, I detect they are more confused than ever about what systems are most suitable for their family, and which will hold the greatest chance of giving them the best virtual bang for… read more »
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Video Games—A Few Fast Picks »
When people complain that they have a difficult time finding movies or television programs suitable for their kids, I usually respond, "Wait ‘till you look for a video game!"
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Why TV and Dinner Should Be Forever Separate »
Parents are always searching for "cures" for our kids, aren’t we? A cure for bad grades, bad friends, or perhaps even more serious issues like involvement in drugs.
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Cocaine: Snort It, Guzzle It, Promote It »
Use of illegal and "recreational" drugs is truly becoming an epidemic that has reached crisis proportions. We’ve spent millions of tax dollars attempting to educate North American societies about the consequences of using these substances, and then in a moment, all of that proactive training is undone by a celebrity’s thoughtless… read more »
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Phil Vischer—Moving Into “Mid-Life” »
The "Father of VeggieTales" filled us in on his beginnings and why he chose to start creating animated singing and dancing vegetables in a conversation started in the first half of this column. (Missed it? Then have a click and get filled in… [http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/ publications/rgcolumns/2006/1019.asp])
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Phil Vischer—The Father of VeggieTales »
Many of us have had a "bad day" at work. But imagine working for yourself for over a decade, building up an internationally recognized product, and then losing it over some legal issues that are later deemed to not be your fault. I don’t know about you, but by that point I’d be bitter, twisted and ready to give up.
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Food for Thought—Eating and Television »
Thankfully the TV dinner is disappearing—at least in the area of the world where I live. I have mixed memories about sitting with the little tin foil tray balanced on my knee while watching The Beverly Hillbillies. I say mixed because it was fun being entertained during dinner, however the food left something to be desired. Cardboard… read more »
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Jackass: The Movie? Or the MPAA? »
Please forgive the questionable title on this column, but it certainly is a question that begs to be answered after checking out the content in Jackass: Number Two, a "movie" (better described as an obscene circus act) that has left many—including hardened liberals—wondering just what does the MPAA consider NC-17 content?
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Spinach and Media—Deadly? »
Last week saw the unfolding of two apparently unrelated tragedies. First we learned of toxic spinach that had been tainted by E. coli. It appears that somewhere, somehow, the animal fertilizer used to help spinach grow had come in contact with the leaves and made its way into the product’s packaging.
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