Oprah Winfrey presents "Belief" a groundbreaking television event exploring humankind's ongoing search to connect with something greater than ourselves. This original series invites viewers to witness some of the world's most fascinating spiritual journeys through the eyes of the believers.
Journeying to the far reaches of the world, and to places cameras have rarely been, "Belief" searches the origins of diverse faiths and the heart of what really matters. From the epic to the intimate, webbed throughout each hour are stories of people on spiritual journeys, taking them to sacred spaces, including:the largest peaceful gathering in the history of the world as a group of believers seek redemption along the banks of a holy river; a free climber on the side of a mountain who believes there is no greater power than just being present as he climbs without rope; inside the ceremonies of the past as a 21st centurywoman seeks to find a miracle cure using ancient ceremonial treatments; the quiet of the night as a culture seeks to hang on to its 50,000 year-old history by searching the stars for insight to share with future generations; and, a courtroom and prison where a grieving mother must grapple with forgiveness asshe comes face-to-face with her son's killer. These stories and others will all lead us to ask: "What do you believe?"
by Christina Mancuso - September 16, 2013
AMEN, a work of extraordinary depth by Nicholas P. Ginex, reveals provocative thoughts on how, when and why 'Amen' still exists in the minds of believers. 'The Beginning of the Creation of God,' the book's subtitle, indicates why the 'Amen' continues to exist....
by Chris Silk - September 10, 2013
Only the most oblivious could miss the symbolism of a play about birth being delivered on Labor Day weekend. 'Birth,' Karen Rachel Brody's dissection of popping out a baby, labors under the belief that audiences want to hear eight sometimes gut-wrenching stories about childbirth. Maybe we do....
by BWW News Desk - September 10, 2013
Critically acclaimed electro-pop ensemble Kate Boy have confirmed further headlining U.S. tour dates beginning today, September 10 at Glasslands Gallery in Brooklyn. The band recently wrapped their debut North American run, including a special performance with Haim, and is currently touring overseas...
by Christina Mancuso - August 28, 2013
Children's picture books depicting gay characters have become the most banned books in America. Even so, they have made a mark over the last two decades. Each book moving the genre forward, but never stating or even using the word 'gay' (except once). This avoidance can only continue to teach childr...
by Christina Mancuso - August 26, 2013
In a recent study conducted by WIN-Gallup International, it is revealed that atheism is rising in the United States and other countries worldwide while religiosity is declining. There might be a growing acceptance of atheism but this trend has not minimized the many misconceptions around it. In his ...
by BWW News Desk - August 21, 2013
Voices United for the Separation of Church & State present Shelley Segal & Jacob Haller in concert on Friday, September 6th at 8pm at Artists' Exchange, 50 Rolfe Square, Cranston, RI....
by BWW News Desk - August 20, 2013
AN ARTISTIC VIEW OF BRONX'S HISTORIC HOUSES: CARA LYNCH, HOUSE WORK ON VIEW will be presented August 30 - October 5, 2013 at the Poe Park Visitor Center, 2640 Grand Concourse, Poe Park, Bronx....
by Christina Mancuso - August 08, 2013
There's a conversation going on between religious and nonreligious Americans, author Thomas Mates says, and it isn't going very well. Actually a large number of conversations - between the media and politicians, among public intellectuals and pundits, and within millions of families - are embittered...
by Tyler Peterson - July 12, 2013
A proven fan favorite, Dr Doofenshmirtz is continuing his plot to take over the internet throughout the summer. The latest webisode in the extended 26 part series, “Doof's Haul 2013: SWAG, Celebs and Misery,” shares Doof's contempt for internet memes, his love of evil and his belief that the mo...
by Robert Diamond - July 07, 2013
The prestigious Nautilus Book Award has named its 2013 Gold Winner in Religion/spirituality (Western traditions): Faith Beyond Belief: Stories of Good People Who Left Their Church Behind. Author Margaret Placentra Johnston is a practicing optometrist in Alexandria, VA and Georgetown, DC. Faith Beyon...
by Nicole Rosky - July 02, 2013
Does Jesus Really Love Me?: A Gay Christian's Pilgrimage in Search of God in America is part memoir and part investigative analysis that explores the explosive and confusing intersection of faith, politics, and sexuality in Christian America....
by Christina Mancuso - June 26, 2013
The gods have spoken! They have decreed their choices: Elvis will be the spouse designated to mamywater, goddess of the sea; while Peter will become the predestined high priest of Nguma, his village's deity. In growing up and becoming educated, though, both of them have refused to accept the prenata...
by BWW News Desk - June 06, 2013
The new song 'The Way We Are' from critically acclaimed electro-pop ensemble Kate Boy is available now for digital download. The fresh track, follows the group's January 2013 debut and self-produced EP Northern Lights (IAMSOUNDS Records) which has received high praise. The video for 'The Way We Are'...
by BWW News Desk - June 03, 2013
The new song 'The Way We Are' from critically acclaimed electro-pop ensemble Kate Boy is available now for digital download. The fresh track, follows the group's January 2013 debut and self-produced EP Northern Lights (IAMSOUNDS Records) which has received high praise. The video for 'The Way We Are'...
by Christina Mancuso - May 23, 2013
Inspired by her own journey and struggle through maintaining her integrity, author Dr. Sylvia Harden conveys a significant message on the value of faithfulness and belief in God in her new book, Job's Belief and Faithfulness Rewarded by God....
by Christina Mancuso - May 22, 2013
As a young boy, Michel Leroux had attained a sense of maturity beyond his age, felt the pain of social injustices and grew up believing that the United Nations would create a better world. Today, several decades later and already a seasoned educator and globetrotter, Leroux understands that the abil...
by Samantha Vega - April 22, 2013
Critically acclaimed electro-pop ensemble Kate Boy are set to embark on their first U.S. run beginning June 6 in New York City headlining Neon Gold's Pop Shop. To celebrate the tour, the group will release a new song “The Way We Are,” with further details to be announced soon. See below for tour...
by BWW News Desk - March 15, 2013
The epic contrast between science and religion has indeed caused a stir in many discussions and intellectual debates throughout time. It is not a secret that certain explanations that scientists have presented over the years, do go in contrast against theological beliefs, and vice versa. These extre...
by Roy Berko - March 09, 2013
FREUD'S LAST SESSION is must-see, fascinating theatre for anyone who is interested in a philosophical, thought laced drama, with laughter and fine acting....
by Caryn Robbins - February 06, 2013
On tonight's all-new episode of Comedy Central's "WORKAHOLICS at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT, the dudes become obsessed with betting on high school sports. On "KROLL SHOW", titled "Too Much Tuna," at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT Gil Faizon (Kroll) and George St. Geegland (John Mulaney) play a prank....
by Caryn Robbins - January 24, 2013
Allison Williams, star of the award-winning HBO series GIRLS, stopped by the set of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' last night and spoke about her famous father, news man Brian Williams. Check out the appearance below!...
by BWW News Desk - January 23, 2013
Associate Artistic Director Josh Morrison will direct the regional premiere of David Davalos' Wittenberg, a play set in 1517 in the university town that was home to the legendary Dr. Faustus, Martin Luther, and Shakespeare's fictional tragic-hero Hamlet. Supposing the characters are there at the sam...
by Kelsey Denette - January 04, 2013
Associate Artistic Director Josh Morrison will direct the regional premiere of David Davalos' Wittenberg, a play set in 1517 in the university town that was home to the legendary Dr. Faustus, Martin Luther, and Shakespeare's fictional tragic-hero Hamlet. Supposing the characters are there at the sam...
by Nicole Rosky - October 29, 2012
Today in 2009, Finian's Rainbow opened at the St. James Theatre, where it ran for 92 performances. Finian's Rainbow is a musical with a book by E.Y. Harburg and Fred Saidy, lyrics by Harburg, and music by Burton Lane. The 1947 Broadway production ran for 725 performances. Finian moves to the souther...
by Caryn Robbins - October 29, 2012
In a satirical new video, Joss Wheaton gives a very questionable 'endorsement' to Presidential candidate Mitt Romney. The award winning filmmaker expresses his belief that Romeny will put America 'back on the path to the Zombie Apocalypse' and supports the candidate's plan to 'make deep roll backs i...
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