There’s something very Jewish about Winnie-The-Pooh — and it’s not just Eeyore’s attitude
For Milne, a serious novelist, playwright and poet, Pooh became a Golem-like monster that would come back to haunt him.
The secret Jewish history of Dr. Dolittle
He could talk to the animals — and some anti-Semites as well.
The Secret Jewish History Of Ludwig Van Beethoven
One of Beethoven’s works inspired the creation of one of the most universal Yiddish poems of all time.
The Secret Jewish History Of The Rockettes
As it turns out, the entire creative team behind the annual Radio City holiday event, which began in 1932, were Jewish men.
Is ‘A Christmas Carol’ Anti-Semitic?
Ebenezer Scrooge is a moneylender who doesn’t celebrate Christmas. But is his story also about Jewish philanthropy?
The Secret Jewish History of The Who
Pete Townshend once wanted to write a Zionist rock opera.
The Secret Jewish History of Joni Mitchell
In which we look at the Jewish man who inspired “Free Man In Paris” and other surprising historical details.
The Secret Jewish History of Prince
Upon the publication of Prince’s “The Beautiful Ones,” we give you the story of The Secret Jewish History of The Artist.
The Secret Jewish History Of Judy Garland
Garland auditioned for MGM with the 1896 Yiddish song “Eli, Eli.”
The Secret Jewish History Of Buster Keaton
Keaton received his nickname “Buster” from Harry Houdini, who was born Erik Weisz.
