The Jewish Geography Of The 2020 Golden Globe Nominees
We’re not content to tell you which nominees are Jewish. We want to let you know just how they’re all connected.
When Tragedy Struck A Rolling Stones Festival, And The Maysles Brothers Caught It On Film
It was supposed to be “the greatest party of 1969.” Instead, it was the last.
German Activists Apologize For Stunt Using Holocaust Victims’ Ashes
The installation was meant as a statement against far-right elements in the Germany, but Jewish groups objected to the display.
Q&A: Seth Rogen On Tikkun Olam, Anti-Semitism And Killing Hitler
“It’s confusing why anyone hates anyone that is different from them, but I think Jews are especially confounded by it.”
The First Yiddish Play Staged In America Gets A Timely Encore
The Folksbiene will bring new life to Goldfaden’s “The Sorceress” by restoring its original orchestrations to their former glory.
Mahmoud Abbas Plans To Reprint An Iraqi-Israeli Jew’s Tale Of Displacement
The book is said to have made the Palestinian Authority president cry.
Adam Sandler Speaks! Some New Jewish Facts About The Comedy Legend
Sandler’s early influences were the Marx Brothers and Rodney Dangerfield and he saw his first comic at a Catskills resort.
ScarJo Regrets Casting Controversy, But Won’t Apologize For Backing Woody Allen
“I’m not a politician, and I can’t lie about the way I feel about things,” Johansson said.
Taffy Brodesser-Akner, Deborah Levy And More Crack NYT 100 Notable Books Of 2019
“Fleishman Is in Trouble,” “The Heavens” and “She Said” are among the New York Times’s 100 Notable Books of 2019.
A Brief Guide To Martin Scorsese’s Jewish And ‘Jew-ish’ Films
Jews are not often the focus of the Roman Catholic director’s oeuvre, but when they are, he strikes at something essential to the Jewish experience.
