Netflix's new series, Testament: The Story of Moses, has emerged as a popular show, featuring a retelling of the Exodus story with commentary from religious leaders of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim backgrounds.

Actor Michael Douglas expresses a deepening spiritual and religious connection to Judaism, sharing insights on his Jewish heritage, particularly tracing back his family history with the help of the PBS show "Finding Your Roots."

Netflix's No. 1 show, "Testament: The Story of Moses," a documentary series about Moses, stands out for its atypical focus on religious content in a landscape dominated by dramas and reality TV.

"Kiss Me Kosher" is a heartfelt rom-com that delves into themes of love, identity, and cultural clashes.

Zach Zucker, performing as his alter ego Jack Tucker, has gained attention for his unique and physically demanding comedic act, with a distinctive lack of shoes that have become part of his stage persona.

"Hulu's 'We Were the Lucky Ones' features Brazilian Holocaust hero Ambassador Souza Dantas, who saved around 800 people during the war, including 425 Jews, by forging visas and aiding refugees. The show portrays Dantas' humanitarian efforts, depicting a pivotal moment where a Jewish character seeks his help for escape, showcasing Dantas' courage and kindness. Despite facing challenges from his government, Dantas selflessly risked his life to help those in need, emphasizing his Christian sense of mercy. His story of compassion and heroism is a poignant addition to the Jewish narrative depicted in the series, highlighting his impact on saving numerous lives during the Holocaust."

Actress Fran Drescher recently shared a heartfelt tribute to her late father, Mort Drescher, who passed away at 94.5.

Jewish teens voiced concerns about the lack of representation and authentic portrayal of Jewish characters in popular media, outside of Holocaust-based narratives.

Jewish comedian Lena Dunham recently discovered her family's Holocaust history on the PBS show Finding Your Roots.

Lior Ashkenazi, a highly acclaimed Israeli actor, is making a splash with American audiences in the TV series "We Were the Lucky Ones."

"Ben-Hur" is an iconic tale that has transcended various forms of media throughout history, originating in a novel by General Lew Wallace in 1880 and achieving remarkable success in a stage play, a silent film, and finally the acclaimed 1959 MGM movie that won 11 Academy Awards.

"We Were the Lucky Ones" on Hulu features a large ensemble cast with a focus on the Kurc family in 1938 Poland.

In episode 405 of Unorthodox, the hosts delve into the possibility of a Jewish James Bond.

"Georgia Hunter's novel 'We Were the Lucky Ones' delves into her own Jewish family's hidden Holocaust history, following their survival across continents during World War II. The book has now been adapted into a Hulu series, highlighting the Kurc family's remarkable journey through persecution, exile, and ultimate resilience. The show sets itself apart by exploring the period before the Final Solution, showcasing the family's struggles beyond the death camps. Hunter's research journey and connection to her Jewish heritage have been profound, revealing a newfound identity rooted in her family's survival story. The series emphasizes themes of luck, resilience, and love amidst profound tragedy, offering a poignant portrayal of survival and hope."

The review of "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" criticizes the film for its lack of originality and reliance on nostalgia for the franchise's earlier successes.

"Opening Night" is a daring musical adaptation of John Cassavetes' 1977 film that explores the anxieties of a stage star, Myrtle Gordon, played by Sheridan Smith, as she faces self-doubt and personal struggles leading up to the opening night of her play.

Felicia Madison and Ellen Sugarman discuss their journeys as female Jewish comedians starting their careers later in life in a comedic and inspiring conversation with Moment's Deputy Editor Jennifer Bardi.

Jewish actress Ashley Tisdale, known for her role in High School Musical, is expecting her second child with her husband, composer Christopher French.

The podcast discusses the recent terrorist attack in Russia and its implications for the war in Ukraine, alongside the impact of the chaos in Congress on the same conflict.

Elon Gold discusses the Jewish ability to use humor in challenging times while engaging in a humorous and interruptive conversation with Eylon, exploring Israeli vs. Jewish humor and showcasing his impressions of Douglas Murray and Trump in a cringey pre-game chat before a comedy show.

"Remembering Gene Wilder" is a documentary honoring the Jewish comedy legend Gene Wilder, known for his iconic roles in films like "The Producers," "Blazing Saddles," and "Young Frankenstein."

The beloved 90s show Rugrats has been rebooted with a new 3D version that continues to incorporate Jewish families and traditions, similar to its original episodes like A Rugrats Passover and A Rugrats Chanukah.

"Married At First Sight Australia" has captivated a viewer who initially dismissed it as mere TV crack but soon found themselves addicted to the show's drama-filled episodes.

The second season of "Life & Beth" deepens its exploration of Jewish themes while balancing humor and darkness, addressing heavy topics such as sexual assault, autism, and antisemitism.

The final episode of the season of Home Front was covered in episode 64, originally published on Mishpacha Magazine.