The former child actress and mother of two won ‘The Voice’ this week thanks in part to a rousing rendition of a Barbra Streisand classic

Alisan Porter played a breakout role as a tough and lovable orphan in the 1991 movie ‘Curly Sue.’ Since then she’s battled addiction—she’s eight years sober—while carving out a music career. Recently, she sang the lights out on NBC’s ‘The Voice.’

The play-by-play announcer relied on his Yiddish skills during NBC’s Sunday Night Football broadcast. The refs went another route.

Tuning in to the 1970s historical family sagas that defined a generation’s idea of victimhood and survival—and changed television

Brian Williams’ lies were damaging and misleading. But can he repent?

Peter Pan Live! was good, but NBC should really take us back to Anatevka

The comedian explains he’s not actually Jewish, everyone just thinks he is

Agenda: Banksy in Berlin, Lebowski (and Walter Sobchak) in Los Angeles, The United States of Palestine Israel at the New Museum, and more

Like this week’s parasha, TV’s fall lineup—with shows about Playboy bunnies, sultry stewardesses, and pretty P.I.s in tight pants—offers women nothing but humiliation

Hebrew version to take more political angle

A haftorah of promises and pain

‘Tonight Show’ drummer Weinberg responds to senator’s song on Tablet

NBC’s Kings is a modern-day telling of the story of David

Robert Pinsky’s David, and NBC’s