Paul Newman
For Paul Newman’s 96th birthday, his lost cinematic masterpiece
Paul Newman, who would have turned 95 today, once directed a cinematic masterpiece in a Yiddish theater. So, why did he take his name off it?
Susan Sarandon Says Paul Newman Gave Her Slice Of ‘Twilight’ Salary To Close Pay Gap
The nicest Jewish boy in all the land.
Exclusive Story Of Paul Newman’s Lost Film Now An Award Finalist
Paul Newman once directed a cinematic masterpiece in a Yiddish theater. So, why did he take his name off it? And why hasn’t anyone seen it or heard of it — until now?
Paul Newman’s Long Lost Film’s National Debut In Doubt
As it turns out, TCM won’t be able to offer the much-awaited national debut of Paul Newman’s 1962 film “On the Harmfulness of Tobacco.” Here’s the story behind that story.
Paul Newman’s Lost Film, And More To Watch, Read, And Do This Weekend
With a long weekend ahead, you have even more time to take in the best cultural events in New York, Washington D.C., Chicago and Los Angeles.
EXCLUSIVE: Paul Newman’s Lost Movie Returns — 55 Years Later
In 1962, Paul Newman directed his first film but promptly took its name off it. Now, thanks to a Forward investigation — the movie, shot in a Yiddish theater, is back for its long-awaited second look.
EXCLUSIVE: Paul Newman’s Lost Masterpiece — And How We Rediscovered It
Paul Newman once directed a cinematic masterpiece in a Yiddish theater. So, why did he take his name off it? And why hasn’t anyone seen it or heard of it — until now?
These Were Paul Newman’s 5 (or 6) Greatest Screen Performances
Paul Newman was once America’s greatest screen star. But there was more to his career than “Exodus” and “On the Harmfulness of Tobacco.” Here are 5 (actually 6) of his greatest moments.
The Limits One Woman Confronted When Dating While Disabled — and Jewish
Laura Hess dreamed of meeting her very own Paul Newman. And when she went to a matchmaker, she sounded like a perfect catch — until he discovered her disability.
Chaim Topol Is More Than Tevye for Sick Jewish and Arab Children
Most people know Chaim Topol as Tevye in ‘Fiddler on the Roof.’ But to a group of sick Jewish and Arab children in the Galilee, he is their biggest cheerleader.