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Tablet Magazine is expanding its audio branch, Tablet Studios, and is on the lookout for a versatile Associate Producer/Audio Editor. This role involves hand...

Frederick Kaufman's piece explores the hidden world of Manhattan's 47th Street gold trade, an area renowned for its unofficial dealings in precious metals. B...

J.C. Halper narrates a gripping tale about a mysterious, menacing figure from his past who unexpectedly reappears in his Jerusalem bookstore. Halper, a books...

Larry David is teaming up with former President Barack Obama for a new HBO Max sketch show, "Life, Larry and The Pursuit of Unhappiness," debuting on June 26...

The 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna has become embroiled in controversy due to Israel's participation, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding polit...

Alicia Jo Rabins reflects on the story of Ruth as an emblem of Jewish courage and spiritual maturity. Rabins shares her personal journey from a secular Jewis...

Hadassah Magazine has launched an audio version of its articles to expand accessibility and reach, prompted by feedback from members like Phyllis Gangel, who...

Chicken Marbella is a delightful and elegant dish suitable for Shabbat and Yom Tov meals or any occasion that calls for a touch of sophistication. This dish ...

The article humorously reflects on Israeli culture through the unexpected sight of a man, Erez Ben-Ishay, wearing a tie in Herzliya, a city near Tel Aviv, wh...

In this article, Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin calls for a mass rally against antisemitism in America, drawing inspiration from past movements such as the 1987 Sov...

An interfaith calligraphy class in New York City is fostering connections between Jewish and Muslim participants through the shared artistic practice of Arab...

Private equity firms are rapidly investing in the bagel industry, raising questions about the impact on the traditional craft of making iconic New York bagel...

A federal judge has ruled that the Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) 2025 cancellation of many federal humanities grants, including several focuse...

With the increase of anti-LGBTQ legislation across the United States following President Trump's second term, Jewish nonprofits Keshet and the Hebrew Free Lo...

Jill Kargman's new film "Influenced" is a joyful and star-studded exploration of Jewish life on New York's Upper East Side, featuring Kargman as her humorous...

Reflecting on her family's history with Israel, Olivia Haynie delves into her grandmother Kayla Silberberg's artistic legacy. Silberberg, an American artist ...

Hannah Finkelshteyn, an alumna of Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, shares her personal Aliyah journey through a graphic narrative on Ins...

Lior Zaltzman explores the understated Jewish elements in "The Devil Wears Prada," revealing how both the book and film carry Jewish connections that many fa...

Natan Slifkin reflects on Sir David Attenborough's unique century-long contribution to wildlife conservation and education, drawing parallels between the bro...

Elon Musk's Tesla Diner in Los Angeles is heralded as a modern-day homage to Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks," blending retro-futurist design with the technologi...

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...

Ben-Zion, a Ukrainian-born artist and member of the expressionist group The Ten, finds his legacy preserved in a brownstone in Chelsea, Manhattan. This space...

Michal Goldschmidt, a British art historian who recently moved to Tel Aviv, opened Bookhaus, an English-language bookstore in north Tel Aviv. After finding t...

The friendship between Albert Einstein and Marian Anderson began in 1937 under challenging circumstances rooted in racial discrimination. When Anderson, a ce...

Jamie-Lynn Sigler, known for her role as Meadow Soprano, highlights her Jewish roots and acting origins in her memoir, "And So It Is: A Memoir of Acceptance ...

In the western Galilee near the Lebanese border, the "Galilee Bee Queens," a group of Jewish, Muslim, Christian, and Druze women, engage in beekeeping to fos...

In this poignant and deeply personal narrative, a grandmother recounts the profound experience of preparing her stillborn grandchild for burial. The story is...

Historian Flora Cassen explores the precarious future of Jewish life in Europe amidst a resurgence of antisemitism in her new book, "Stained Glass: A Reflect...

Rabbi Daniel Greyber expresses his nuanced perspective on supporting humanitarian efforts in Gaza without compromising his Zionist principles. He acknowledge...

Boy George, the iconic singer of Culture Club, recently expressed solidarity with London's Jewish community following an antisemitic attack in Golders Green....

Mah jongg, traditionally seen as a game for Jewish grandmothers, has experienced a resurgence during the COVID-19 pandemic, attracting both new players and c...

This podcast episode from Chabad.org’s "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" delivers a touching narrative about a father witnessing his daughter navigate...

David Samuels reflects nostalgically on the 1990s, prompted by attending a Broadway play that stood out for its originality and depth, evoking the era's cult...

Yossi Farro, a 22-year-old Hasidic Jew from the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, utilizes his Instagram platform and energetic persona to encourage influential Jew...

Katherine Dee explores the evolution of extremist movements, highlighting how online platforms have changed the nature and perception of extremism. She contr...

Jamie Geller shares a simple recipe for a classic minestrone soup requiring only four ingredients, focusing on ease and efficiency. This straightforward appr...

Jessica Brilliant Keener's novel "Evening Begins the Day" intricately weaves the stories of two Jewish families, the Cohens and the Meyers, confronted with p...

This vlog offers a behind-the-scenes look at the preparation of a Shabbat dinner, showcasing strategies for planning ahead while also addressing last-minute ...

Kyle Desrosiers-Levine recounts how his Jewish journey began with an academic interest in Jewish languages during his time as a Fulbright fellow in Israel. H...

Leah Koenig, cookbook author, introduces a unique Scallion and Cheddar Babka, diverging from traditional sweet babkas with a savory twist. While typically kn...

Jamie Lee Curtis, renowned actress and daughter of Jewish singer Tony Curtis, creatively utilizes her Jewish heritage and Yiddish language to comment on soci...

Saher Alghorra, a Palestinian photographer working for The New York Times, received the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for photography for his compelling and sensitive ...

Mark Rosenblatt's Tony-nominated play "Giant" explores themes of antisemitism and divergent views on Israel, sparked by Rosenblatt's experiences from a schoo...

Rivka Bennun Kay offers a curated list of books to read in the spring, each catering to different moods and interests. She reflects on her personal connectio...

Hana Raviyt Schank explores the nuanced history of Jewish representation in American media, focusing on how Jewish creators have often masked overt Jewish id...

In Los Angeles, a new and promising Jewish Indian Alliance emerged, marking a deliberate effort to strengthen ties between Jewish and Indian diaspora communi...

Martín Sivak accompanies Leila Gianni, a provocative political candidate in Buenos Aires, as she uses unconventional methods to gain attention in her campaig...

Altneuland, a pioneering Hebrew publishing house established by Dory Manor and Moshe Sakal in Berlin, seeks to create a global platform for Hebrew literature...

With Mother's Day approaching, consider honoring mom with a meaningful donation to a Jewish charity focused on women and children. This guide highlights seve...

"Remnants," a graphic novel by Julian Voloj, explores the rich and often-overlooked history of the first Jewish congregation in North America. This novel she...