Historian Ron Chernow Will Hold Dais At The White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Next year’s White House Correspondents’ Association dinner may not be as controversial — or funny — as this year’s.
With ‘The Kominsky Method’ Chuck Lorre Gets The Netflix Boost
“The Kominsky Method” gives Arkin and Douglas great material, but it’s not Chuck Lorre’s oeuvre that’s getting a makeover on Netflix.
Remembering Oskar Rabin, Soviet Painter, Dissident And Exile
Oskar Rabin first gained international attention for hanging from a moving bulldozer.
Yiddish Fiddler Will Move Off-Broadway In February
It’s next year in Midtown for the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbeine’s production of “Fiddler on the Roof.”
Hitler’s Jewish ‘Sweetheart’ Was A 7-Year Old Girl
He called her “sweetheart”; she called him “Uncle Hitler.”
Comic Book Visionary Stan Lee Is Dead At 95
He is survived by his daughter J.C., brother Larry Lieber and a cast of iconic characters like Spider-Man and Iron Man beloved the world over.
Einstein Fled Germany Amid Anti-Semitic Threats In 1922. Here’s What He Wrote About Exile.
“Here are brewing economically and politically dark times, so I’m happy to be able to get away from everything for half a year,” Einstein wrote.
5 Questions For Documentary Filmmaker Nathaniel Kahn
Nathaniel Kahn thinks we’re confusing value with asking price.
What Really Happened With Jason Blum’s Israel Film Festival Anti-Trump Speech?
“You are going to have to drag me off the stage,” Blum said.
Telling Blaze Bernstein’s Story On ‘48 Hours’ — Just Days After Pittsburgh
November 10, Bernstein’s story will be the subject of a “48 Hours” episode which will include the first primetime TV interview with his parents.
