Man Repeller, the Jewish it-girl blog that spanned a decade, is no more
Readers looking for trustworthy advice on the best velvet bell-bottoms should start scoping out alternative online destinations.
‘Rebecca’ proves that Armie Hammer is better at playing gentle Jews than grim gentiles
In the words of one member of my Netflix watch party: “Get out, girl.”
Why does the ‘Great British Baking Show’ keep messing up Jewish breads?
In case you missed it: judge Prue Leith is just not that into babka from New York City.
How Jeffrey Toobin might have commented on the sex scandal he created
Toobin has a long history of giving disgraced politicians the benefit of the doubt.
This father-daughter duo is podcasting through the pandemic — and they won’t stop until they know ‘everything’
Here’s what the younger host has to say of the older: “There’s so many things he doesn’t understand about being a kid.”
Where schmoozing meets suffrage: meet the all-online tribe getting young Jews to the polls
Organizers say the group is uniquely positioned to welcome disengaged voters into the expanding tent of political organizing.
Shtetl-inspired sweatshirts are creating controversy online — but is ‘shtreetwear’ really beyond the pale?
it’s hard to imagine our ancestors extolling the “raw simplicity” of shtetl life — or forking over $65 for a hoodie.
For Doug Emhoff’s birthday, read our best coverage of the ‘Second Mensch’
You’d better believe he spent the day registering voters.
A doorbell cam captured Paul Milgrom’s Nobel win — but his mezuzah was the real star
The Swedish Academy seems to revel in the confusion it causes by heaping accolades and cash on sleepy North Americans in the wee hours.
Sukkahs for humans? That’s so 5780. This year, Jewish pets observe the chag
Warning: the following temporary dwellings are not compliant with halacha.