Despicable Me 2 is touted as having more minions and being more despicable. The family-friendly animated film is very funny, but it could have used less potty humor.

We asked a variety of worship leaders and Christian music artists what albums are currently on their playlist. Check out their picks.

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Mike and Sulley return to the big screen, this time to go to school, in the new animated family comedy from Pixar and Disney, Monsters University. Read Movieguide's review about the film, out now.

The beloved comic book superhero Superman returns in Man of Steel, the highly anticipated rebooted version of the icon. Though it has positive and spiritual elements, caution is advised. Read our review to find out more.

Israel Houghton, the multitalented worship pioneer, explains how creativity, talent and, yes, a little bit of perfectionism can be a good thing when yielded to the King. Read Charisma's exclusive interview with him.

Jennifer LeClaire
(Chosen)

The devil’s worldly, deceptive delusions have slithered into the church in the form of a seducing spirit, blindsiding its victims. Prophetic author and Charisma News Managing Editor Jennifer LeClaire boldly unmasks and unarms the Jezebel spirit in her latest book, The Spiritual Warrior’s Guide to Defeating the Jezebel Spirit: How to Overcome the Spirit of Control, Idolatry and Immorality. 

Pure Flix  

There’s a famous line from a Robert Burns’ poem that goes, “The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” That’s perhaps because men try to order their own steps instead of listening to what God has for them—and that’s exactly the revelation a group of friends receive in the Pure Flix film This Is Our Time.

Tish Hagee Tucker 
(Charisma House) 

Jack Hayford, ed.
(Thomas Nelson)

Bob Larson
(Destiny Image) 

Guillermo Maldonado
(Whitaker)

Robby Dawkins
(Chosen)

Billy Humphrey
(Passio)

Tim Bagwell 
(Destiny Image) 

Building 429 releases its sixth album today. Check out our preview. 

The animated movie is family friendly, for the most part, but creepy gargoyle villains and bats could be very scary for small children. Read our review. 

Aptly named for its heavy content, Star Trek Into Darkness will entice Trekkies with its familiar feel, but caution is advised for a younger audience. Read our review of the recently released film.