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Russell Crowe woos Pope with invitation to watch his Noah film

Russell Crowe has reached out to Pope Francis with an invitation to show him the new film he's starring in, Noah.

Church body welcomes Pinewood Studios to Wales

The Evangelical Alliance Wales has welcomed news that Pinewood Studios is to make films in Cardiff

Noah could leave religious cinemagoers unsatisfied

The Noah blockbuster that's due to hit theatres in the coming months may not go down so well with the faith-based cinema going public.

A legacy in music: Phatfish bowing out with a smile after 20 years

The end of anything can so often bring feelings of sadness or regret, but after 20 fantastic years, Phatfish are celebrating everything God has achieved through them and the lives they were able to impact.

Keeping faith in the secular pop industry

Levi Mitchell, 16, is standing up for his faith in the secular pop industry.

Bible filmmakers 'cast out' Obama-look-alike Satan

'Son of God', the film version of the TV series 'The Bible', has removed all the scenes involving Satan after repeated claims that the actor playing him resembles US President Barack Obama.

S.O. Live in Nottingham review

S.O. is brilliant at what he does - proclaiming the glory of God through hip hop

Rend Collective: Celebrating in song

Rend Collective's Chris Llewellyn on how the band is embracing joy

Standing ovation for 'Alone yet not alone' at the 'Christian Oscars'

Joni Eareckson Tada received a standing ovation from a star-studded audience after her performance of Bruce Broughton's 'Alone yet not alone' at the 22nd Annual Movieguide Faith & Values Awards Gala in LA on 7 February.