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A recent study finds that girls who watch reality TV shows on a regular basis have a sharply different and often unrealistic view of human behavior more so than their peers who do not watch similar programs. The finding should alarm parents, said an expert on media and modern culture. Christianpost.com > Homepage
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Mona Austin’s Gospel Slice: News on Kirk Franklin, Beverly Crawford, Douglas Girls and How Sweet
March 14th, 2011 
gospelnewswire *Kirk Franklin is featuring gospel’s “it girl” and JDI Records artist Beverly Crawford on his upcoming new CD, to be released March 22nd on Verity/Fo Yo Soul/Zomba. After a nearly 3 year hiatus from recording, Kirk Franklin returns this spring with the most highly anticipated gospel release of the year “Hello Fear.” The top selling [...]
WATCH: Nearly 100 Girls Pregnant at One High School in Memphis
January 15th, 2011 gospelnewswire As Memphis City Schools leaders discuss the best way to deal with the crisis at Frayser High School, one young student is dealing with parenthood. BCNN1
Hollywood Critic Gives Tyler Perry’s “For Colored Girls” an F – What’s Going On?
October 23rd, 2010 gospelnewswire Press screenings of Tyler Perry’s “For Colored Girls” took place this week in advance of its Nov. 5 opening, and based on reviews from the two major Hollywood trade magazines, Oscar buzz has gone out the window. BCNN1
1000 Kenyan Teachers Are Fired For Sexually Abusing Young Girls
October 11th, 2010 gospelnewswire More than 1,000 teachers have been fired for sexually abusing girls over the last two years, according to a new report from the Kenyan government. BCNN1
Sir, the Real Reason Why Your Wife Left You Is because You Have All Girls and No Boys – Say What?
September 8th, 2010 gospelnewswire Parents of girls are 5 percent more likely to divorce than parents of boys. Economists first analyzed the data that way in 2003, when Gordon Dahl at the University of Rochester and Enrico Moretti at U.C.L.A., identified that gap, and noted that it widened as you added boys or girls to a family. BCNN1
