Actors
British Actor Stephen Fry Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
“I thought before the gossip gets silly and uninformed, I might as well come clean,” Fry said.
Corey Feldman Hears Beyond-the-Grave Message from Co-Star Corey Haim About Abuse
Henry originally pegged Feldman, best known for his roles in classic 80s movies like “Stand By Me,” “The Goonies” and “Gremlins,” as a skeptic. But Henry won him over by successfully intuiting that one of Feldman’s relatives had a prominent birthmark on his face. It turned out it was his grandfather’s third brother, who Feldman hadn’t thought about in years.
Social Justice Was The Golden Globes' Biggest Winner
The Golden Globes are usually all glitz, glam and longwinded speeches. But this year, A-listers used their big night to stand up for social justice causes, from free speech to transgender issues.
9 Jews To Look Out For at The Golden Globes
The Golden Globe Awards are coming tonight. Not prepared? We’ve got you covered with a handy guide to all the members of the tribe you should watch out for.
Celebrities Tweet the Middle East — With Controversial Results
First, there were the celebrity tweeter and deleters.
Eli Wallach, Versatile Hollywood Star, Dies at 98
Eli Wallach, an early practitioner of method acting who made a lasting impression as the scuzzy bandit Tuco in “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”, died on Tuesday at the age of 98, the New York Times reported.
Reality TV Star Alin Levy Speaks Out on Bizarre Conversion Fight
An Israeli television celebrity said the Chief Rabbinate is refusing to convert her to Judaism because of her acting career.
Reality TV Star's Conversion Plight Reveals Orthodox Rabbinate's Kafkaesque Grip
Israel’s Orthodox rabbis have told reality TV star Alin Levy she cannot complete the process of converting to Judaism —because she is an actress.
Jewish Comedy Mourns Harold Ramis
RIP Egon Spengler.
Maximilian Schell, Actor Who Played Jews, Nazis — and Both
Maximilian Schell, who has died at the age of 83, gained a reputation for playing both Jews and Nazis. Benjamin Ivry looks back on his remarkable career.
