U2 360
If any of you, like me, had tickets to U2’s second leg of their American 360 tour, then you were sorely disappointed to…
The Time is Now
Recent Pop Theology contributor and self-proclaimed Bare Naked Ladies addict (seriously, we need to conduct an intervention), Jessica Margrave Schirm, reviews their latest…
Anthea Butler on Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson
Religion Dispatches has an interesting article up this morning entitled “When the Gods Die: Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett Take the 70s With…
R.I.P. K.o.P.
Unless you’re working the night shift and have just woken up for work, you probably already know that Michael Jackson, the self-proclaimed King…
21st Century Breakdown: Green Day’s Operatic Follow-up to American Idiot
The middle-aged boys of Green Day continue they’re singular positions as composers of punk opera, as explained in this review from Richard Lindsay.
No Line on the Horizon Review
Pop Theology contributor Richard Lindsay reviews U2’s latest album, No Line on the Horizon.
Old Time Rock-n-Roll?
This just in from occasional, and hopefully more frequent, poptheology contributor, Richard Lindsay.
All About the Music?
A couple of months ago, Alan Ackridge, a friend and youth minister in North Carolina, shared a brief post on spirituality and contemporary…
Happy Easter
On the way home from Easter service just a moment ago, I heard a second great sermon on the radio. One of San…