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What Did Jewish Celebrities Do For Christmas?

For Jews, Christmas is a time to switch off, relax, be first in line to see the Christmas blockbuster releases and eat Chinese food by the soft glow of the TV. And in this case, celebrities really are just like us — how did your favorite Jewish stars celebrate Christmas? Find out:

Sarah Silverman sent good wishes.

Seth Rogen binged on TV.

Elizabeth Banks enjoyed winter views.

Emmy Rossum took a trip.

Gene Simmons saw “Wolf of Wall Street.”

Dianna Agron showed off the cutest dog in the universe.

Lena Dunham cuddled with Jack Antanoff.

Lea Michele cooked up a storm.

James Franco displayed his Christmas socks.

Mel Brooks brought Oy to the world on the Sundance Channel.

Melissa Joan Hart posed with her perfect family.

Mayim Bialik visited a friend’s (NOT HER OWN, don’t worry) Christmas tree.

And finally, Julia Louis-Dreyfus made us all feel a little guilty for lazing around in pajamas.

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