Hey, Hollywood: Why No Biopics of Jewish Comic Book Creators?
With a biopic of William Moulton Marston, creator of Wonder Woman, about to hit the screens, why no movies about the Jews who came up with Spider-Man, Superman, and Batman?
‘The Last Tycoon,’ F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Tale of Hollywood Jews, Debuts on Amazon Next Week
The author might’ve been an anti-Semite, but his final creation, the ambitious producer Monroe Stahr, is a complex and fascinating character
The De-Jewification of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Natalie Portman was slated to play the Supreme Court justice in an upcoming biopic. The role went to Felicity Jones. Can a non-Jewish actress really get the very Jewish RBG?
Trump, You’re No Rosenberg
The president’s latest whopper ignores anti-Semitism, actual history.
Celebrate Jewish Valentine’s Day with Jewcy
This Tu B’Av, join our party! Our theme? Love bites.
Dreyfus! Dreyfus! Dreyfuss!
Wondering which celebrity actor is related to the famously wrongfully accused French Jewish officer? We’ve got the goods.
Come to the Bimah and Read From the Torah! But First, What’s Your Preferred Gender Pronoun?
The rise in Americans identifying as nonbinary poses a question for synagogues: How to invite some congregants for an aliyah.
A New Maurice Sendak Manuscript Resurfaces. We Probably Don’t Deserve It.
From strange monsters to kids with their butts hanging out, this long-lost treasure has all the makings of a Sendak classic
Does The New York Times Obituary Section Have a Jewish Problem?
Sheila Michaels, the trailblazing feminist who passed away recently, is only the latest notable Member of the Tribe whose ethnic and religious identity was erased by the Paper of Record
A Very Jewcy Summer
Introducing a special Scroll residency from our hip sister site
All Dr. Ruth, all the Time
The inimitable psychosexual therapist tells us how excited she is for Tablet readers to watch her shows from the ’80s and ’90s, which are now available on a new online platform
The Juice on Jewcy: Nanny Mishegas
On our sister site, rabbinical superheroes, lots of rainbows, dating no-nos, and, of course, a Mao Zedong skirt
All Hail the Queen
Sasha Velour, channeling Whitney Houston, takes home the crown on ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’
Meet Sasha Velour, the Only Jewish Finalist on ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’
Whether or not she takes the crown on the season finale this Friday, Sasha Velour is among the most noteworthy Jewish contestants to date. Who are the others?
The Juice on Jewcy: In Rachel Bloom We Trust
On our sister site, dress codes, Shabbat menus, and llamas in peyot
Missed ‘Oh, Hello on Broadway’ on Broadway?
Now you can watch it on Netflix on your couch
Tonys Recap: Bette Midler, Ben Platt, and Rachel Bloom Steal the Show
On a night when there were not many surprises, the Jewish stars we know and love still shined bright
The Juice on Jewcy: Big Gay Kosher-Certified Ice Cream
On our sister site, read up on Wonder Woman, a Jewish reality TV cutie, and kosher soft-serve treats
The Juice on Jewcy: Braff Is Back
On our sister site, The Bachelorette gets a couple Jewish hunks, an interview with the minds behind a bonkers Yiddish-language cover of an ’80s new wave song, and more
How to Improve ‘The Band’s Visit’ Before It Hits Broadway
The musical about an Egyptian orchestra’s mistaken arrival in a small Israeli town was an off-Broadway hit. But it could benefit from some tweaks if it wants to compete uptown.
The Juice on Jewcy: Less Politics, More Glitter
On our sister site, Trump’s visit to Israel, Girl Scouts and the Catholic Church, caffeinated bagels, and Netflix’s new series about an all-female wrestling circuit
Whether Made for the Stage or TV, ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ Is Rife With Problems
The show is also aggressively problematic, ignorant of history, and explicitly anti-Semitic and offensive
The Juice on Jewcy: Pure Class
On our sister site, super serious journalism about Irving Penn at the Met, and interviews with two female Jewish directors
Here’s to You, Jewish Moms of Musical Theater
The Jewish moms—including Golde from ‘Fiddler’ and Trina from ‘Falsettos’—who deserve our reverence. Also, call your mother already.
The Holocaust as Prop
Featuring the Shoah onstage is important, but there are risks involved
Close to Home
The Lost & Found Project, an experimental theater company based in New York City, is making new sense of old Jewish roots
The Juice on Jewcy: Mamaloshen for the Win!
On our sister site, a week of Yiddish and young Hasidic love
Hello, Tony Noms!
A whole lotta Jews received Tony nominations, including ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ director Michael Greif
