Talya Zax
Culture minister fired for giving a speech by Goebbels — literally
There’s subtly invoking Nazi ideology, and there’s giving a speech written by Joseph Goebbels over the strains of one of Hitler’s favorite operas.
How the Trumps and Kushners corrupted the American Dream
Except when the system really fails to work as intended, power feeds the powerful.
I Wanted To Know The Real Etgar Keret. So I Took Him To A Clowning Class.
“When I was a clown,” Keret said, “my instinct was to refuse instruction.”
Q & A: She’s Sarah Silverman’s Sister — And Just Officiated Tiffany Haddish’s Bat Mitzvah
I’ve never done a bat mitzvah before where I end up on a red carpet.
Famous Sholem Aleichem Statue Defaced With Swastikas In Ukraine
The vandalism is currently under investigation by Ukrainian police.
Q & A: Is A Conspiracy Theory Responsible For This Year’s Shocking Nobel Prize In Literature?
“What this controversy shows is that the truths of the Bosnian genocide have not been codified.”
A Wiser — And Much Older — ’Fiddler On The Roof’
“I would have loved to have been a dancer, I would love to have been a singer. At this age, all of a sudden, I’m given a chance to pursue it.”
Q & A: How Should Jewish Studies Address Anti-Semitism?
As anti-Semitism has become a prominent force in the national consciousness, Garrett sees stories about Jewish resistance as particularly significant.
The Gorgeous, Grungy New York Values Of ‘Sesame Street’
“Sesame Street” turned 50 years old on November 10.
Let’s Call André Aciman’s Sequel By Its Name
At no point does “Find Me” feel like a natural or compelling extension of the story told in “Call Me By Your Name.”
