Arts & Culture

Could you survive an endless winter of harsh climates and demonic terrors? That’s the question posed by “Fade to Silence” (THQ Nordic) in which characters must eke out a way of life amid a postapocalyptic deep freeze.

Dawn Eden Goldstein, rock-music-historian-turned-theology-professor, tells where she has been in her new memoir, “Sunday Will Never Be the Same: A Rock & Roll Journalist Opens Her Ears to God.”

Though 13-year-old Christopher Serrao studied long, complicated and obscure words for hours on end to win a prestigious spelling bee, the most important word in his arsenal had just five letters: F-A-I-T-H.

A weekly news program podcast about the pope and the Vatican will now be offered in Latin, the official language of the Holy See.

When Pascal Siakam was in his young teens attending a minor seminary in Cameroon — and mostly playing soccer in his free time — he likely never imagined he’d be playing in the NBA Finals.

These two books have some limitations but are beautifully published volumes that have the challenge of sharing the traditions of the Catholic faith and why some other practices have emerged and continuted.

Catholic High school senior, Matthew Boling, breaks the official national high school record for the 100-meter dash and sets his sights on the Tokyo Olympics in 2020.

Lessons about overcoming fear and helping those in need are featured in “The Secret Life of Pets 2” (Universal).