In his collection “SEE/SAW,” Geoff Dyer offers the close, keen-eyed readings of images that are rare in art criticism, because they’re hard to fake.
Joshua Henkin’s “Morningside Heights,” is a poignant entry in the early-onset Alzheimer’s canon, intimately exploring the ravages of the disease.
‘I have made a mistake and it’s really bothered me for a couple of weeks now, and so I definitely want to own it,’ she said.
The letter comes on the heels of an increase in antisemitic incidents in the United States coinciding with the conflict last month in Israel and Gaza.
The lessons of the ‘St. Augustine 16’ are as relevant today as they were six decades ago.
Groups like IfNotNow and Jewish Voice for Peace more than doubled their followers. But what does that mean for their advocacy?
“Summer of 85” has a lot of “Call Me By Your Name” in its DNA — but little of what made that film great.
Agnieszka Traczewska’s new collection, “A Rekindled World”, includes portraits of Hasidic men and women.
Dov Lipman has sued his accusers, who have countersued.
The academic Yiddish I was hearing in class was much more formal than the Yiddish I heard at home, almost cold.
We sat down with an expert in the field. Here are some of his recommendations.
The American Jewish Committee survey polled U.S. and Israeli Jews.
A new ADL’s report found that 60% of Jews have witnessed behavior — or heard or read comments — they thought were antisemitic.
Shirel Peleg’s “Kiss Me Kosher” isn’t going for actual laughs, and it is too crammed full of incident and gimmicks to be charming.
Netanyahu, the country’s longest-serving prime minister, was removed from the job in a razor-thin vote in the Knesset, Israel’s parliament.
Michael Packard was diving for lobster, and then ‘everything went dark’
Despite the fact that it’s a celebration, I have bittersweet feelings about Juneteenth.
The swastika in the airport synagogue is the latest in a series of antisemitic incidents in Europe.
