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The fifth film in the God's Not Dead franchise is here, and there are options for where to watch God's Not Dead: In God We Trust. The original faith-based movie series began in 2014 and was met with a rather impressive box office performance, as it earned over $60 million thanks to strong support from Christian viewers, even as critics negatively reviewed it. That propelled more Christian movies to be made that continue the story of Reverend Dave Hill, played by David A. R. White, a pastor now running for Congress in God's Not Dead: In God We Trust.

Although the box office performance of the God's Not Dead movies has declined with each entry, God's Not Dead: In God We Trust still has an exclusive theatrical release as a means to try and get enough support from audiences. The movie brings back several characters and actors from previous installments, including Cory Oliver,...

A fifth film in the “God’s Not Dead” franchise is officially a go at Pure Flix and Pinnacle Peak Pictures.

“God’s Not Dead” is slated to release in 2023, almost a decade after the first film premiered and two years after the most recent chapter debuted.

The newest installment in the popular Christian drama series will once again take place in the world of politics. According to the official description, the plot kicks off when a favored incumbent suddenly suspends his candidacy for Congress, an embittered but brilliant campaign strategist is lured out of retirement and convinces Reverend Dave Hill to run for office. The race pits them both against formidable opponents from their past, each with plans to inexorably remove religion’s influence on public policy. Set against a backdrop of unprecedented political, civil and spiritual unrest, Dave struggles to answer an increasingly relevant question of our time: Is God dead in American politics?...

Exclusive: Undone, the book about the true story of popular ministry pastor Sherry Damron, is being brought to the big screen with God’s Not Dead star Cory Oliver set to star. The project is being scripted by Lynne Logan with Justin Ward aboard to direct. Steve Dorff (Pure Country) has been set to create the score for the film. Production will start first quarter 2018. The story will follow Damron as a girl raised in church, getting married to an abusive man who beat her…...

Beverly Hills Pawn’s Cory loves everything about Christmas — from decorations and Christmas Eve services to spending time with family and enjoying hot cocoa. So it's definitely no surprise that the Dina Collection's resident movie expert especially loves Christmas movies. In fact, it’s tough to come up with a Christmas movie she doesn’t like, so we thought she would be the perfect person to give us some holiday-season movie recommendations.

Cory's first pick is an evergreen classic. The original Miracle on 34th Street might be over sixty years old, but it still has plenty of holiday magic left in it. It's also one of those movies that everyone has seen a few clips from, and everyone knows the plot, but quite a few people have never actually watched the whole movie from beginning to end. If you're in that category, make sure that this is the year you...

Yossi Dina has plenty of gorgeous items in his collection, which is why he and his Beverly Hills Pawn co-star Cory Oliver headed over to Access Hollywood to show off some of their goods. Yossi brought some of his all-time favorite items from his collection with him, including Yul Brynner's slipper from The King and I and Tom Hanks' Bubba Gump Shrimp Company cap from Forrest Gump, but the best goodie of all was a brand-new addition to the Dina Collection. Cory was lucky enough to be wearing the incredible 12-carat diamond that Yossi purchased the day before for $150k. It might be the price of a modest house, but there's no doubt that it was money well spent. It's worth taking a look at the video just to see the gorgeous rock.

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Another year, another awards show. I hope you tuned in to the Critics’ Choice Television Awards, because it was a pretty fantastic event. Again, not all of my votes ended up for the winners, and a few of them seem a little questionable to me, but that’s the nature of the beast.

I’m curious where you fit in though. Did the right shows win? Were the right shows even nominated? There were some surprises, like Orphan Black taking home a prize, and there were some obvious choices as well. How’s the mix work for you? By the way, the surprise is only by way of it being a small show with a sci-fi angle, not because it didn’t deserve the win. I mean, that’s a different question…

The Broadcast Television Journalists Association (Btja) tonight announced the winners of the 3rd annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards.