Music and Our Caged-In Days
Music is a healing balm. When you’re feeling down, depressed or struggling with being locked in your house, to the point of pacing around in
Music is a healing balm. When you’re feeling down, depressed or struggling with being locked in your house, to the point of pacing around in
“We may be apart right now, but coming together has never been more important,” says the Global Citizen, an organization dedicated to ending extreme poverty.
I loved board games as a kid. The competition, the feel of the dice in your hands, the angry siblings turning over the Risk board
I was supposed to be packing for Britain right now. Almost a year ago, I made plans for the family to visit England and Scotland.
With everybody locking themselves away over the coronavirus, you may not have heard that Nintendo had a cool campaign afoot that may have you longing
Everyone knows that the sports world has screeched to a halt for now because of the coronavirus. Professional basketball and hockey seasons have been suspended.
We’ve been reporting for a while that social media can bum you out. A new study in the Canadian Medical Association Journal bears that out.
Way, way back in the dark ages of the last millennium, Plugged In launched the first iteration of our website. The year was 1999, and
The Consumer Electronics Show for 2020 has come and gone. And, of course, it brought with it a wide assortment of gigantic TVs, foldable phones,
Christmas Day is over, and some of us are still swimming through used wrapping paper in our living rooms. But we’re not the only ones
Good media discernment is about guarding our eyes and hearts before we watch or listen. And it’s also about grappling with the entertainment we do see or hear. That’s why the Plugged In Blog is devoted to guarding, discussing and grappling. About Plugged In >>