This catchy ‘West Side Story’ Hanukkah parody was filmed on location in New York
Jewish a cappella outfit Six13’s latest parody video add as Hanukkah spin to an iconic musical.
Buy this Catskills bungalow colony and own a piece of the Borscht Belt
A 77-acre Catskills bungalow colony is on the market for $795,000 in Kerhonkson, New York.
Jewish rocker Ezra Furman announces she’s a woman — and a mom
In a moving Instagram post, the 34-year-old musician explained her journey and why she’s sharing her story.
Danger Mouse And The Music Of The Resistance
Let’s imagine, for a moment, that the Nazis won World War II and occupied the United States. If that had happened, what would postwar American pop music have sounded like? Would music have even been created in the forms we know today?
New York’s Iconic Katz’s Deli To Open Brooklyn Outpost
NEW YORK — Katz’s Delicatessen, a staple on New York’s Lower East Side since 1888, is opening its first outpost — in downtown Brooklyn. The old-school deli, famous for the legendary “When Harry Met Sally” scene “I’ll have what she’s having,” will open an offshoot at the DeKalb Market Hall in April, AM New…
rag & bone Hawks Trendy ‘Ponchos’ Inspired by Jewish Prayer Shawls
Apparently, everything old is new again — again. In recent months, fast fashion retailers Old Navy and H&M both made waves on social media by selling items that looked remarkably like a tallit, or traditional Jewish prayer shawl. And now, high-end hipster label rag & bone is hawking its “Ines Poncho,” a wool-blend garment adorned with fringe…
ShayTell Brings World of Jewish Wigs to Social Media
First there was “Tinder for bras.” Now there’s a Yelp for sheitels, the wigs worn by many married Orthodox Jewish women.
How Start-Up Nation Is Crowdsourcing the Answers to All Your Bra Woes
They say the best stories happen when a writer gets pushed out of his or her comfort zone.
5 Jewish Moments From Jill Kargman's 'Odd Mom Out'
Bravo’s newest sitcom, “Odd Mom Out,” which premiered Monday evening, stars Jill Kargman as Jill Weber, a sassy Jewish woman who marries into a blue-blooded Upper East Side family.
Dressed To Impress
One look at Isacco Azra, and it’s pretty obvious that he’s a more than suitable public relations man for his single-label clothing shop, Eredi Pisanò. With a relatively fluent command of English, the Italian businessman clearly loves his label’s high-end men’s clothing. Showing a reporter around his store on Manhattan’s Madison Avenue, he excitedly folds and unfolds candy-colored cotton cardigans and points, with pride, at handmade leather shoes.