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  • Phil Spector, New York City, 1965
    Phil Spector, New York City, 1965
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    Death of a Ladies’ Man

    Phil Spector was psychotic and abhorrent. Here’s why his art still matters.

    byLiel Leibovitz
  • Miley Cyrus performs September 21, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Clear Channel)
    Miley Cyrus performs September 21, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Clear Channel)
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    Miley Cyrus’ Anti-Semitic Slip Is Showing

    Laments that record execs are too old and Jewish to know good club music

    byLiel Leibovitz
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    Phil Spector’s Pound of Flesh

    Al Pacino channels a Shakespearean tragic hero in David Mamet’s new HBO film

    byRachel Shukert
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    Wall of Crazy

    Phil Spector and Leonard Cohen’s incredible album, released 35 years ago, is a time capsule of American pop music

    byLiel Leibovitz
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    A Hot Mess

    Never mind the nice Jewish girls like Natalie Portman, the most compelling character in today’s pop culture is Amy Winehouse, a Jewish mother’s worst nightmare but still daddy’s little girl

    byDvora Meyers
  • Presidents Medvedev and Abbas.(Thaer Ganaim/PPO via Getty Images)
    Presidents Medvedev and Abbas.(Thaer Ganaim/PPO via Getty Images)
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    Daybreak: U.S. Hand Weak in Lebanon

    Plus Medvedev gets warm welcome in Jericho, and more in the news

    byMarc Tracy
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    Songs of Songs

    What are the 100 greatest Jewish songs ever? Tablet Magazine’s musicologists rank them all, from sacred to pop to hip-hop, from Rabbi Akiva to Amy Winehouse.

    byJody RosenandAri Y. Kelman
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