Jewish & Israeli Movies and Television Shows
The Secret Jewish History Of ‘A Star Is Born’
The origins of the “Star Is Born” go back to a 1932 drama called “What Price Hollywood?” that starred Constance Bennett.
In ‘The Other Story’ Faith And Family Collide
“The Other Story,” presents case studies of two women on opposite sides of Orthodoxy and what those close to them make of their transitions.
Happy 93rd Birthday, Mel Brooks!
It’s only natural that the young man who played an ancient one would seem youthful in his own old age.
Remembering Sylvia Miles — A Born Truth-Teller
Famous for “Midnight Cowboy” and “Crossing Delancey,” Miles also starred in the pilot for “The Dick Van Dyke Show.”
WATCH: How To Make A Czernowitzer Challah
At the turn of the 20th century, Czernowitz was known as the Vienna of Eastern Europe and even hosted the first-ever Yiddish-language conference
In ‘The Reports On Sarah And Saleem,’ An Affair Enters Dangerous Territory
Sarah, an Israeli Jew, and Saleem, a Palestinian, find themselves caught in a lie that threatens both of their worlds.
WATCH: The First Trailer For ‘Fiddler On The Roof’ Documentary ‘Miracle Of Miracles’
“Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles” will dance into theaters August 23.
Behind The Backlash: Ava Duvernay’s Central Park Five Series Prompts Anger At Linda Fairstein
Here’s why #CancelLindaFairstein was trending on Twitter.
Spielberg Joins Katzenberg For A Spooky Series You Can Only See At Night
Spielberg’s after-midnight-only conceit is unique and could help set Katzenberg’s Quibi platform apart in a crowded field of streamable content.
Stan Lee’s Daughter Sues Memorabilia Manager In New Elder Abuse Lawsuit
The lawsuit was filed in LA County Superior Court June 4.
The Trailer For Woody Allen’s New Film Has Us Concerned
It looks familiar.
