A century after Woolf asked for a room of her own, Deborah Levy wants the whole house
Can women transform the home, for millennia an environment that has extracted labor from them, into a place that fuels their creative lives?
Babi Yar is a site of Jewish death. With a new synagogue, this architect vows to ‘bring back Jewish life’
“You can never match the monumentality of the crime through monumental architecture. I wanted to do something that is much more suggestive.”
Israeli Eurovision contestant Eden Alene doesn’t have time for pandemic hobbies
Eden Alene is the first Israeli of Ethiopian descent to represent the country. “I feel proud of myself,” she said.
How Jewish New York got its very un-Jewish names
We tend to think of names as defining the places they describe, but it’s often places that define their names.
Jon Ossoff wants you to know that all vaccines are created equal
To highlight vaccine eligibility in Georgia, Ossoff posted a TikTok framing the Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines as besties.
Michelle Zauner’s new memoir will tell you how grief tastes
“There’s really no skipping steps in writing a book.”
Norton pulls Philip Roth biography from print after author accused of sexual assault
Multiple women came forward with accusations against Philip Roth biographer Blake Bailey.
‘Unorthodox’ stars Shira Haas and Amit Rahav win big at Independent Spirit Awards
The stars of the Netflix hit series are taking their newfound fame in stride.
The Jewish values behind Bernie’s infamous mittens
At this point, you probably know more than you ever anticipated about Bernie Sanders’ infamous inauguration mittens.