The chef who blends kosher and soul talks Juneteenth, food as a form of resistance
“There are very few ways we can know the people who fed into our gene pool. But when we eat the same food, there’s this sense of continuity.”
New publication centered on Jews of color set to launch on “erev Juneteenth”
“Media is the way we learn who is important, who is ‘normal.’”
New Jersey has the best bagels. Just ask the women behind @NJGov.
National Bagel Day is coming, and you should probably plan to celebrate in New Jersey.
Dr. Ruth on coronavirus vaccination: ‘It’s Nothing’
After getting the jab, the sex therapist recorded an effusive video about the experience.
WATCH: Jerry Nadler brings Zabar’s to House impeachment vote
Hometown pride or sponsored content?
‘Pretend It’s a City’ is the New York love letter we’ve never needed less
The series functions as one of the tourist attractions Lebowitz professes to despise.
Mindy Weisel spent her life looking for ‘light.’ Now, she’s found it
Confined to her home during the coronavirus pandemic, the abstract artist finished a memoir years in the making.
CNN identifies man who stormed U.S. Capitol in ‘Camp Auschwitz’ sweatshirt
In the aftermath of the riot, photographs of the offensive sweatshirt circulated widely on social media.
Karlie Kloss finally commented on her Kushner connections — sort of
She was always trying to stop them, supposedly.
What the ‘Camp Auschwitz’ sweatshirt tells us about alt-right aesthetics
This isn’t the first time that extremists have used well-known tropes to make their principles seem accessible and appealing to potential recruits.