Looking for the truth in Gaza — through a camera lens
“The amount of misery I saw, being committed not only by Israelis but also at the hand of Palestinians to other Palestinians, made everything clear.”
How America’s first Jew gave the turkey its name
“Luis de Torres was a refugee of faith, and for that reason, we may consider him the first of the pilgrims.”
Monolith discovered in Utah wilderness has strong ‘2001’ energy
Its origins remain a mystery, just how Kubrick would like it.
A new box set of Yiddish films arrives - but only on Blu-Ray
“The Jewish Soul: Classics of Yiddish Cinema” features 10 restored and retitled films — but only on a Blu-Ray format.
Why Bob Dylan preferred I.B. Singer over Jack Kerouac
“Isaac Singer, he wrote a story called ‘The Slave,’” Dylan said. “It must have stayed in my head for months afterwards.”
What Antony Blinken’s band says about how he’ll lead as Secretary of State
ABlinken speaks to Tony Blinken’s diplomatic style. It’s a shame about the songs themselves.
Nice to have you back, Sophia Loren; sorry about the movie
Sometimes, it’s worth looking back.
On Joe Biden’s 78th birthday, what his favorite film says about his views on antisemitism, Torah and more
Biden loves “Chariots of Fire.” That points to a number of other affinities.
‘My Cousin Vinny’ director thinks Giuliani could learn a lesson from his movie
“I don’t think Rudy has learned anything from Vinny,” said director Jonathan Lynn.
Kurt Russell compares made-up Santa language to the Aramaic of ‘Passion of the Christ’
Sometimes, on matters of Santa or Jesus, Jews must break our silence.