Finally, Sabbath-Observant Musicians Find A Home Off Broadway — In Yiddish ‘Fiddler’
Tevye would be pleased.
In Crown Heights, Hasidic Graffiti Artists Are Pushing The Boundaries
This is no Judaica art. This is street art - and some of rabbis are not happy.
Meet The Hasidic Woman Who Rocks Out On The Drums
Meet Dalia Shusterman, founder of the band “The New Moon All Stars Party Band”.
Trailblazing Kosher Chef Makes Meal Replacement New Mission
When Levana Kirschenbaum’s husband lost too much weight during cancer treatment, she concocted her own meal replacements, now available for everyone.
More Than 120 Years Later, ‘Dreyfus Affair’ Still Resonates
‘The Dreyfus Affair’ is getting the dramatic treatment in a new multimedia production at BAM.
7 Cool New Jewish Documentaries To Watch Out For
A miraculous basketball team, a 9-year-old power lifter and some very quirky Orthodox characters are among this year’s most-anticipated Jewish documentaries.
Hasidic Art Show Takes Off in Crown Heights
When people think of Hasidim, the image that comes to mind is often in black and white. An art show currently exhibiting local Hasidic artists’ work at a storefront space on Kingston Avenue, the main thoroughfare of Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidim in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, is challenging that notion.
Are GMO's Kosher?
When the only kosher agency to certify organic food for the USDA announced last month that it will no longer grant kosher certification for products that contain GMOs (genetically modified organisms), it had me wondering: What is the relationship between kosher food and health?
Women Behind Creative School in Crown Heights
There’s a new Hasidic Montessori school for elementary boys in Crown Heights and creative women are behind the change.
Friday Film: Women’s Only Screening in Jerusalem
Director Robin Garbose and the Cast of ‘The Heart that Sings’ at the World Premiere at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles on March 27, 2011.