The Bizarre Saga Of The Man Who Saved 7,000 Babies
Martin Coyney might not have been a real doctor, but he had a “tremendous legacy.”
How Alison Klayman’s Jewish Education Prepared Her To Confront Adderall
This is a conversation that’s easily applicable to communities that place a high value on achievement.
The Secret Jewish History Of The Pet Hamster
Caring for the furry creatures quickly turned into a nightmare for Israel Aharoni, a Zionist zoologist.
Movie News: Harvey Weinstein Surrenders, Gal Gadot To Produce Fidel Castro Film
Weinstein carried three large books into the police station, including “Elia Kazan: A Biography,” by Richard Schickel.
Movie News: ‘BlacKKKlansman’ In Cannes, New Documentary Reveals Former Austrian President’s Nazi Past
Ruth Beckermann’s new film “The Waldheim Waltz” investigates the Nazi past of Kurt Waldheim, former Austrian president and UN secretary general.
‘Some Like It Hot’ Adaptation Will Hit Broadway — But Can Anything Top The Movie?
60 years after the original film’s premiere, “Some Like it Hot” will come to Broadway.
Q & A: Joel Meyerowitz On Being The First Person To Photograph Ground Zero
The photographer had spent the summer of 2001 on Cape Cod, working to assemble a series of photos he’d taken of lower Manhattan.
Movie News: The Holocaust Movie Stanley Kubrick Never Made, Roman Polanski Scoffs At #MeToo
From Roman Polanski’s latest attempt to minimize his sexual misconduct to Mila Kunis’s upcoming spy flick, read on for this week’s movie news.
Movie News: ‘Disobedience’ Disappoints, Jake Gyllenhaal To Play Leonard Bernstein
Israeli filmmakers, who often live alongside Orthodox communities, have consistently produced fairly valid representations of the Orthodox.
