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'Sound of Freedom' filmmaker files to run for president of Mexico following film's success
As his movie "Sound of Freedom" ranks No 1 at the box office in Latin America, filmmaker and actor Eduardo Verástegui has officially registered to run as an independent candidate in Mexico's 2024 presidential election.
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Filming of 'The Chosen' continues amid ongoing Hollywood strike
The history-making, multi-season series about the life of Jesus Christ, "The Chosen," is believed to be the first show granted an exemption to continue shooting during the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists strike.
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Demi Lovato's new pro-abortion 'Swine' song is 'evil' and 'demonic,' pro-lifers say
Pop superstar Demi Lovato has received pushback online from several influential pro-life commenters for her new crass pro-abortion anthem titled "Swine."
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'Sound of Freedom' No.1 movie in USA; Faith-based film beats Disney's new 'Indiana Jones'
"Sound of Freedom" hit theaters on Tuesday, and due to the "Pay It Forward"technology used by Angel Studios, the true-life thriller, which was reported as tied with Disney/Lucasfilm's "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," actually beat out the studio giant for the No.1 spot at the box office on Independence Day.
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Michael W Smith and Andrea Bocelli team up for film about faith, hope and family
The film follows Bocelli and his wife, Veronica, as they travel on horseback through the stunning hills and valleys of the Italian countryside and discuss faith, hope and family with their friends, including Smith.
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Kevin Hart says God allowed him to survive after near-fatal crash
Comedian and actor Kevin Hart said God allowed him to live after his near-fatal car crash and revealed that he has realized his allure to fame.
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'Passion of the Christ' sequel 'Resurrection' set to begin filming this spring
The sequel to "The Passion of the Christ" is set to begin filming this spring and will depict the days immediately following Christ's crucifixion.
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Matthew Perry recalls the 'dumb prayer' he said as a teenager
Actor Matthew Perry, famously known for his role as Chandler Bing in the hit NBC sitcom "Friends," recounted the first time he prayed to God and said that anything could be done to him so long as he became famous.
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Hillsong's Benjamin Hastings says he battled mental health issues while writing new solo album
Singer and songwriter Benjamin Hastings, most known for his worship music with Hillsong United, is embarking on a solo music career and sharing vulnerable songs about the past season of his life.
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Former Satanist warns about 'New Age Jesus' devoid of the cross
"People love God, and they want to be free, but all we are doing is teaching a Jesus that the devil has separated from the cross."
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'American Idol' singer Willie Spence dies at 23, hours after posting worship song on Instagram
Willie Spence, who gained national fame on "American Idol" last year, where he shared his faith and powerful voice and eventually became runner-up in the singing competition, tragically died in a car accident on Tuesday.
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Mr T preaches sermon on 'Doubting Thomas'
"The A-Team" actor Mr T preached a sermon about doubt at his home church in Chicago, Illinois, on Sunday, describing the experience as "a great honour" and "responsibility."
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'Elvis wanted to be like Jesus' and 'read his Bible every day', says stepbrother
The stepbrother of music icon Elvis Presley has pulled back the veil on a different side of "The King of Rock' n' Roll".
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Dante Bowe issues public apology after Maverick City Music paused relationship
Grammy Award-winning singer Dante Bowe has released a statement apologizing for his behavior after Maverick City Music said they would be "pausing" their professional relationship with him.
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LeAnn Rimes talks God and growing up Southern Baptist after release of new album
Country singer LeAnn Rimes released her new album 'god's work' - intentionally spelled with a lower case 'g' - this month and says the album title is a "reclamation of God for herself."
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