How Kraftwerk helped reimagine a post-Holocaust Germany
Florian Schneider, founder of the legendary band Kraftwerk, has died at the age of 73.
What’s up with the anti-Semitic imagery in British cartoons this week?
Two political cartoons have drawn fire in the UK for playing into anti-Semitic stereotypes.
The Secret Jewish History Of ‘Death Wish’
Brian Garfield’s book “Death Wish” featured an explicitly Jewish family: Paul Benjamin, his wife Esther and their daughter Carol.
The Secret Jewish History Of The Tour De France
The Tour de France has its origins in the Dreyfus Affair which divided France between 1894 and 1906.
The Secret Jewish History Of Cricket
The Cricket World Cup is being played. Is there anything Jewish about it?
The Secret Jewish History Of ‘Alien’
There are seven human members of the crew in “Alien” — a number rich in Jewish significance.
WATCH: Is Robert DeNiro’s New Ad Complicit In The Assimilation Of Bagels?
The Warburtons commercial obscures the bagel’s Jewish origins, if consumers here even knew about them in the first place.
Rediscovered Stanley Kubrick Script Sheds Light On His Jewishness
Kubrick took explicitly Jewish characters and superficially scrubbed them clean of any such ethnic or religious trace.
The Secret Jewish History Of Watership Down
Richard Adams said that some of the rabbits were based on his experiences as a lieutenant during World War II
Why ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ Was Really A Jewish Horror Movie
Now 50 years old, was the horror classic really just “a good Jewish practical joke on Christianity?”