The more things changed since 1970, the more they stayed the same
Faygo, started by Jewish immigrants, helped fuel the Juggalos’ anti-Fascist march on DC
An art form created by Jews opens a new chapter in diversity and representation of minorities
With so many angry aging Jewish men in one place, the new Noah Baumbach movie may as well be a morning minyan at an Upper West Side shul
We asked three rabbis and got seven different opinions
Love great music? Love worrying? Do we have an album for you…
That smiley face doesn’t make you look nice; it just makes your colleagues think you’re unprofessional.
Like Jews? Like music? It’s a win-win.
May we please remind you that it does not say RSVP on the Statue of Liberty?!?
How Ronia Tamar Goldberg, the daughter of Holocaust survivors, went from a small religious town in Israel to California gubernatorial candidate and LA celebrity fixture
For great and irreverent Jewish films, head right over to Queens
Turns out that singing in Hebrew in front of your peers may be the ticket to superstardom
As the show’s two stars take on more and more solo projects, time to start thinking about what comes next
Hiking the Inca Trail, I learned that the ancient Jewish art of complaining can save the day, if you do it right
The seminal play is having a moment, on stages around the world and in the Oval Office
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 author might’ve been an anti-Semite, but his final creation, the ambitious producer Monroe Stahr, is a complex and fascinating character
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?
