An extensive new research study has found that unhappy people watch more TV while those consider themselves happy spend more time reading and socializing.

Ted Haggard, the disgraced former evangelical leader, recently broke his silence on the second anniversary of the scandal that brought him down. He gave a pair of sermons at a small church in Illinois where the pastor is an old friend of his.

THE BETRAYAL OF TRUST, making up a file intended to besmirch the good name of a 13-year-old girl, and the "contemptuous way" in which Pastor Jippy Doyle threw a bag of sweets and $20 at her, landed him behind bars for ten years on Friday.

In 2004, the outcome of the presidential race was unknown into the wee hours of the morning. This time, it is possible that we will be able to guess the winner of the presidential race relatively early in the evening. Regardless, there will be plenty to watch Tuesday night, particularly for those who can appreciate a good slugfest in the Senate.

The Rev. Robert H. Schuller has removed his son, Robert A. Schuller, as preacher on the syndicated "Hour of Power" television show less than three years after handing over to him the ministry he began more than 50 years ago.

The second episode in a multi-part Christian web series for teens will air Saturday as its producers look for ways to make it part of a greater ministry effort following strong positive feedback. The Christian teen comedy, “Purgatory, USA,” follows a young teen, Nikki, who must spend the summer with her younger cousin Babs.

Many say Christian entertainment is a good couple of years behind mainstream entertainment, with some placing Christian radio behind by about five years and others even claiming that Christian media in general is more than a decade behind.

For the past four years, global Christian broadcaster GOD TV has been steadily making inroads into the Far East with daily broadcasts in Hong Kong. But now, in an unprecedented development, millions in China can access GOD's mix of Christian programming 24-hours-a- day.

It isn’t hard-hitting political satire. In fact, most of it isn’t political satire at all, in the strict sense. “Saturday Night Live” treats politics less as a contest of ideas than as a cast of characters.

A reality show that features some of the nation’s top Christian artists, including Krystal Meyers and Hawk Nelson, will make its series premiere Friday. “Revolve: Rockin’ The Road” follows the cast and crew of The Revolve Tour as they travel the country, hitting cities with weekend events geared toward teen girls.