Hollywood
How a film lover from Kingston, New York, grew up to be the inimitable Peter Bogdanovich
Bogdanovich starred in “The Sopranos,” directed “The Last Picture Show” and was a chronicler of Orson Welles and John Ford.
In ‘Curb,’ not even Alexander Vindman is safe from Larry David’s warped worldview
In Larry David’s orbit, the righteous too must consider the ethics of the “chat and cut” and one’s duty to respect wood.
The prickly reason Mel Gibson will never be canceled
It all has to do with “cactus-hugging.” Really.
Jews built Hollywood. So why is their history erased from the Academy’s new museum?
The new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles neglects Hollywood’s Jewish founders
Beanie Feldstein is the new ‘Funny Girl’ — but Jewish actresses don’t always get the Jewish role
Jewish women are Hollywood A-listers. So why aren’t they getting cast in Jewish roles?
Is ‘My Unorthodox Life’ bad for the Jews? Hollywood Jews weigh in
“Everyone has to calm down about Netflix.”
Amazon’s plans to buy MGM recall the studio’s origins
If this consolidation seems like a product of the 21st century, it’s actually true to the spirit of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s origins.
The 2021 Oscars had Borscht Belt resort vibes
They celebrated a “creative family of storytellers.” The theme carried the evening and it certainly had its Yiddishkeit.
The Forward’s 2021 Oscars Quiz
How well do you know the Oscars, both past and present?
This year’s Oscar nominees prove the Academy is more devoted to itself than to diversity
For the Academy, there was only room for one, wigged, weird-accented performance from Sacha Baron Cohen.