Out and About
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By Ezra Glinter November 17, 2011
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The infamous Jewish secret agent Oy-Oy 7 has returned, and Andrew Silow-Carroll is celebrating.
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In preparation for Thanksgiving, William Shatner warns about the dangers of exploding turkeys.
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Nineteen-year-old Jewish rapper Mac Miller has reached #1 on the Billboard charts with his independently produced album, “Blue Slide Park.”
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Take a gander at Leonard Cohen’s gun collection.
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Women are getting all of one hour a week on Israeli ultra-Orthodox station Kol Barama.
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Josh Lambert tackles the ticklish subject of Henry Miller and the Jews.
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Noted ceramist and friend of Arthur Koestler Eva Zeisel has turned 105.
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Dr. Who might be coming to Hollywood.
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Canadian philanthropist James Temerty has donated $1.2 million to the cause of Ukrainian-Jewish relations at Lviv’s Ukrainian Catholic University.
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Montreal Jewish schools have decided against merging.
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