Collin is WORLD's Arts and Culture Editor. He is a World Journalism Institute, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Louisiana State University graduate, and he teaches at Houston Baptist University. Collin resides with his wife and four children in Sugar Land, Texas.
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Hollywood hopes some familiar faces and stories will bring people back to theaters
In October of 1962, thousands of Catholic leaders convened for the first session of the Second Vatican Council
Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile is a charming musical for the whole family
BOOKS | Author challenges the government’s race classifications
TELEVISION | New Disney series takes Star Wars into gritty territory
MOVIE | Banalities quench a confused film about a fascist plot in 1933
MOVIE | Musical comedy about a singing crocodile is a crowd-pleaser that elevates family and service to others
MOVIE | Amazon’s book adaptation stuffs modern pieties into a children’s story set in medieval England
Amazon Studios’ adaptation of Catherine Called Birdy focuses on modern philosophy centered on self
Plus: the 1947 World Series, EPCOT opens, and the first compact disc
