In 2025, Mormonism was at the center of mainstream popular culture. Reality shows, along with brands like Swig and Crumbl, have spread Mormon-influenced trends. Mormon aesthetics and community appeal ...

In the reality show, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Macyi Neeley presents herself as one of the more grounded members of #MomTok — a group of social media influencers documenting their daily lives.

David W. Scott is the chairman of the communication department at Utah Valley University, whose studies on media, religion and culture range from First Amendment issues to religiosity in South Park.

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The women of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives didn’t just land a television show — they sparked a cultural moment. According to Fox News, what started as a small, unexpected addition to the reality TV ...

In 2018, then-LDS Church President Russell Nelson called on everyone to stop most uses of the "Mormon" term. Nearly, eight ...

With his fourth book on Mormonism, Givens (By the Hand of Mormon; Viper on the Hearth) earns his place as one of the great LDS scholars of his time. Students of religion, history and culture will find ...

The ascendancy of Mormonism as a world religion once seemed inevitable. The year was 1984, and sociologist named Rodney Stark made a startling projection: the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ...

Despite Russell M. Nelson's edict to stop using "Mormon," the majority of online users are still searching for it, rather ...

In her installation "Return to Virtue" (2013), artist Talena Sanders creates a fictional space of a Mormon teen girl's fantasy bedroom — the kind she didn't have growing up, despite being raised ...