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Forward Woody Allen’s biggest fans were easy marks for a fake monologue about antisemitism 26 May
A fake monologue attributed to Woody Allen, criticizing pro-Palestinian activists and antisemitism, recently went viral despite being fabricated. Originally ...
26 May
Forward When the 92nd Street Y was a hub for Black innovation in dance 15 May
This article highlights the 92nd Street Y's unexpected role as a hub for Black innovation in dance, particularly during the mid-20th century. Originally foun...
15 May
Forward Jack Kirby finally gets his corner of the city that made him super 13 May
Jack Kirby, the legendary comic book creator known for his pivotal role in developing characters like the Fantastic Four and Captain America, has been honore...
13 May
Forward Is this Apple TV thriller hasbara — or societal critique? 8 May
Apple TV's new thriller "Unconditional" explores controversial themes, drawing attention for its portrayal of Israeli characters and the politically complex ...
8 May
Forward In Max and Richard Fleischer, was father like son? 7 May
The article explores the filmic legacy of Max and Richard Fleischer, particularly focusing on their Jewish identities and influences in their work. Max, a pi...
7 May
Forward Mike Stoller and Iris Rainer Dart talk ‘Beaches’ and reviving their Yiddish musical 5 May
Veteran artists Mike Stoller and Iris Rainer Dart reflect on their enduring contributions to musical theater, revisiting their Yiddish influences and storied...
5 May
Forward A new musical wonders: What happened to solidarity with English Jews? 4 May
The musical "Cable Street" captures the historical clash in London's East End in 1936, where Jews and Irish East Enders confronted Oswald Mosley's fascists. ...
4 May
Forward Maestro Michael Tilson Thomas, celebrated conductor and Yiddish Theater royalty, dies at 81 23 Apr
Michael Tilson Thomas, a renowned conductor, composer, and LGBTQ+ trailblazer, passed away at 81 from brain cancer. Raised amidst the vibrant legacy of the Y...
23 Apr
Forward Marx Brothers fans rejoice: There’s a recording of Harpo speaking 22 Apr
Fans of the Marx Brothers are thrilled to discover a recording of Harpo Marx, famously known for his mute performances, speaking during a March 1964 benefit ...
22 Apr
Forward Remembering Siskel and Ebert’s great debate: Mel Brooks or Woody Allen? 17 Apr
PJ Grisar reflects on a 1980 debate between legendary film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert about who is the funnier filmmaker, Mel Brooks or Woody Allen....
17 Apr