• Vatican Newspaper Praises Oscar Winner ‘Spotlight,’ Says Film Is Not Anti-Catholic

  The L'Osservatore Romano, the official newspaper of the Vatican, recently published an editorial piece commending the film "Spotlight," which won the best picture award at the 2016 Oscars. According to the newspaper, the film is not anti-Catholic and depicts the pain caused by the controversial issue on those who are faithful.

  

• Dutch Politicians Agree On Separate Facilities For Gay and Christian Asylum Seekers

  Earlier this week, politicians in the Netherlands have agreed to allow gay and Christian asylum seekers to stay in separate holding facilities. The move was made due to the growing number of cases involving violence and death threats among the refugees in the camps.

  

• Before His Death, Bin Laden Predicted That the Islamic State Would Fall

  As mentioned in the declassified documents written by Osama bin Laden, the founder of the Al Qaida predicted that the formation of the Islamic State will fail. This is only one of the revelations that the killed militant leader made that was uncovered by the U.S. Navy Seals during the raid on his compound in 2011.

  

• ‘High School Musical 4’ Production Kicks Off with Nationwide Casting Search

  Disney has confirmed that it is working on the fourth installment of the "High School Musical" film franchise. According to a statement from the company, the upcoming film will star an entirely new cast.

  

• Christian Filmmakers Question YouTube’s Decision To Remove Video About Religious Persecution

  Film director and producer Josh Troester is asking why YouTube removed his short movie about the persecution of Christians. According to the filmmaker, YouTube took down his work because it is inappropriate and violates the site's policies.