Television
From ‘Shtisel’ to ‘Tiger King,’ the secret TV bingeing pleasures of America’s Jewish clergy
We surveyed 11 spiritual leaders about not only what they watch, but how these shows weave into their Torah teachings.
Yiddish song mystifies, then wows judges on Ukrainian version of ‘The Voice’
The song performed by the duo, the Alibi Sisters, was a Barry Sisters classic, “Chiribim Chiribom”.
With success of international shows, fourth season of ‘Shtisel’ seems likely
The series is just the latest from Israel gaining a whole new audience in America.
‘Shtisel’ season 3 bites off a lot, but plays to its strengths — its flawed and relatable characters
Shtisel knows its strengths, and season three leans into them.
An American remake of ‘Shtisel’ is coming — and it sounds nothing like ‘Shtisel’
The remake sounds like it will be yet another show painting Orthodox Jewish life as oppressive.
Is Disney’s ‘WandaVision’ a story of intergenerational Holocaust trauma?
The hit Marvel show is not an average superhero story. Its protagonist copes with intergenerational trauma from her parents’ experience in Auschwitz.
In HBO’s ‘A Perfect Life,’ Judaism is a crucial issue — until it isn’t
“Vida Perfecta,” or “A Perfect Life” in English, opens with a breakup. Specifically, it opens with Maria breaking up with her fiancé Gustavo over and argument about whether or not one should have an enema before anal sex. Their argument is conducted in front of a real estate agent as they purchase an apartment together (they wind up not signing the mortgage).
Drop everything — Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” is coming to Disney+
The film that helped me take a break from being a feminist is coming to a streaming service near you.
Golden Globe nominations foretell big wins for subsequent moviefilms — maybe
There’s a lot to watch.
In “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,” Jewish girls thrive in the Mormon world
Though the show takes place in the capital of the Mormon world, Latter-Day Saints are thin on the ground.