Jews can have a little marijuana sitcom, as a treat
“Family Business” is studded with casual Jewish references and symbols, rare in a cinematic world that rarely features workaday Jewish life onscreen.
At the Jewish Museum, the midcentury feels very, very modern
A new exhibit looks back on a “golden age” of magazine photography driven by Jewish émigrés.
What Hunter Biden’s memoir tells us about Melissa Cohen, his Jewish wife
Yes, this article is a spoiler.
Here’s what inspired Lena Dunham’s new plus-sized fashion line
Spoiler: it’ll cost you a pretty penny.
The New York Bagel Experience is not for hipsters
Bagels are not about minimalist design and indie music.
What would Paul Celan think of Zoombombing?
Anonymous hackers disrupted a lecture on the Jewish poet’s work, broadcasting a swastikas and a slur to attendees.
Work-from-home veteran David Laskin on writing through the pandemic
While chatting with the author David Laskin I occasionally glanced over at my window, where a few ailing succulents liven up the gray apartment blocks on view outside.
We tried the vegan meat winning over New York’s legacy delicatessens
I’m still not ready to give up my Reubens.
How an Israeli video whiz created the typewriter supercut that’s helping you be (or feel) productive at home
It’s a mesmerizing montage of productivity to get you through the WFH blues.
Sweatpants, sneakers, and lots of coffee: How the Jewish world is working from home
When schoolchildren of the future learn about the chaos and despair of the coronavirus pandemic, I hope they also learn that we explored Mars from our kitchen tables.