With ‘Ghostbusters 3’ Jason Reitman Is Picking Up Where His Dad Left Off
This ain’t his daddy’s “Ghostbusters.”
8 Questions For Author Sam Lipsyte
Sam Lipsyte’s latest novel, “Hark,” hits the satirical bullseye once more.
Librarians And Researchers Are Finally Making Strides Returning Nazi-Looted Books
Recent scholarship and online innovations have reunited Jewish victims and their heirs with their libraries.
A 92-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Was Haunted By Hitler. So He Started Dressing Up As Him.
Few displays of grief are as curious as that favored by the Israeli artist Dov Or-Ner, a Holocaust survivor who dresses as Adolf Hitler.
He Plays Ukraine’s President On TV. Now He’s Running For That Very Same Office.
It’s become a cliché in the United States to say we have a Reality TV President, but Ukraine may well get a sitcom Head of State.
Michael Chabon, Ayelet Waldman To Bring ‘Yiddish Policemen’s Union’ To TV
Proving they’re more than just a literary dream couple, Ayelet Waldman and Michael Chabon are in the thick of a new endeavor: Overseeing a TV show.
Kane Street Synagogue’s Brooklyn Israel Film Festival Brings The Movies To Shul
For the fifteenth year Kane Street Synagogue will bring audiences three nights best in Israeli cinema.
The BAFTA Awards Favor ‘The Favourite’ And These Jewish Films
In a busy awards season, it’s easy to forget the BAFTAs. But the British Academy of Film and Television Arts has not forgotten the Jewish people.
7 Must-Sees At The 2019 New York Jewish Film Festival
Don’t worry; the Forward has you covered with our selection of a manageable handful of must-sees picked from a crowd of 32 contenders.
Lin-Manuel Miranda And The ‘Hamilton’ Team Buy New York’s Drama Book Shop
In many ways the change of ownership keeps the business in the family.
