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Netflix's upcoming film, "Roommates," features a star-studded cast, including Natasha Lyonne and Nick Kroll as the delightful parents of Sadie Sandler's char...

Journalist and author Chris Hayes will be joining Peter Beinart on a Zoom call to discuss his experiences and insights, particularly how he navigates the cha...

"Parting the Waters," a documentary by Michele Kuvin Kupfer, explores her journey back into competitive swimming at the 2022 Maccabiah Games after a 40-year ...

In a timely and unusual turn of events, a podcast episode featuring a discussion about war was unexpectedly interrupted by a real-time conflict. Hosts Uri Za...

Amy Sherman-Palladino, renowned for her work on 'Gilmore Girls' and 'Mrs. Maisel', is set to adapt Jennifer Weiner's novel 'The Griffin Sisters Greatest Hits...

The FX series "Love Story" fictionalizes the romance of JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, leading to urban legends about Jewish fashion designer Calvin Klein, bo...

This episode of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast features a conversation with a former Dutch film star whose personal journey is as compe...

In light of its latest Broadway revival starring Nathan Lane, Arthur Miller's iconic play "Death of a Salesman" continues to spark debate over the Jewish ide...

Jamie Lee Curtis, known for her enthusiasm and pride as a "Jewish mom," appeared on the Today Show where she shared a heartwarming moment with Daniel Radclif...

YouTube sensation Ms. Rachel Griffin Accurso spotlights Hebrew language in her latest episode of "Learn with Ms. Rachel," amidst a theme focusing on friendsh...

Zach Braff recently recounted the amusing tale of Lauryn Hill attending his bar mitzvah, despite them losing contact after high school. Hill and Braff, who b...

"Bookends," the first feature produced by the Jewish Writers Institute Screenwriters Lab, is inspired by creator Noam Ash's personal experiences living with ...

A new video game, The Eternal Life of Goldman, offers a fresh take on Jewish representation by featuring an unlikely hero: an elderly Jewish man named Mr. Go...

The article explores the influence of Jewish celebrities in promoting Jewish solidarity and cultural awareness. It contrasts the outspoken advocacy of celebr...

Oscar-nominated short films, "Butchers Stain" and "Children No More: Were and Are Gone," poignantly highlight the persistent societal rifts in Israel followi...

Tatyana Tenenbaum's debut documentary, "Everything You Have Is Yours," follows dancer Hadar Ahuvia as she navigates personal and cultural conflicts through t...

March 2026 unveils a captivating lineup of Jewish-themed TV content, aligning perfectly with Purim and Passover preparations. This month promises a varied mi...

Reflecting on the comedic work of the late Catherine O'Hara, Tori Greene examines how her performances underscore the importance of maintaining cultural and ...

Esther Povitsky, a Jewish comedian known for her role in 'Dollface' and co-creating 'Alone Together', celebrated the birth of her second child, a son named B...

"The Malevolent Bride," an Israeli horror series streaming on Chaiflicks, captivates viewers with a blend of mystery, thriller, Kabbalah, and unexpected humo...

Film director Wim Wenders' remark that filmmakers should avoid politics and focus on art has sparked debate in the global film community, particularly follow...

Ashley Rindsberg explores the monetized rise of conspiracy-theory content on platforms like YouTube, focusing on Tucker Carlson's series "The 9/11 Files." Un...

A new generation of Jewish comedians, including Modi Rosenfeld, Adam Friedland, Raanan Hershberg, and Alex Edelman, are reshaping Jewish comedy by embracing ...

Television historians Walter Podrazik and Harry Castleman explore the significant impact of Jewish creativity on American television, from its inception to m...

Frum comedians have stepped up as significant players in the comedy world, carving out their own niche by drawing humor from the orthodox Jewish lifestyle. R...

Papillon, an Oscar-nominated animated short by French filmmaker Florence Miailhe, tells the poignant story of Alfred Nakache, a Jewish swimmer who faced Nazi...

Actor Hugh Laurie faced social media backlash after paying tribute to Dana Eden, the Israeli producer of the television series "Tehran," who passed away rece...

In a poignant screening at Berlin's Babylon theater, former Israeli hostages David, Eitan, and Ariel Cunio watched the revised ending of Tom Shoval's documen...

"Marcel on the Train" is a new play that delves into the pre-fame life of famed mime Marcel Marceau, focusing on his courageous efforts during World War II t...

Eric Dane, best known for his role as McSteamy on "Grey's Anatomy," passed away at the age of 53 due to ALS, leaving behind a legacy as a devoted Jewish fath...

Allen Lewis Rickman reviews "Marty Supreme," a unique film that is delivered in Yiddish, offering English subtitles for broader accessibility. The review hig...

Reality Check: America's Next Top Model, a new Netflix documentary series, sheds light on the controversial aspects of the reality TV show, including a signi...

Dana Eden, a trailblazing Israeli producer who influenced Israeli and international television, passed away at 52 while working in Athens on the fourth seaso...

The Berlin International Film Festival faces controversy after its jury president, Wim Wenders, declined to make a political statement about the Israeli-Pale...

Frederick Wiseman, an acclaimed documentary filmmaker, passed away at 96, leaving behind a legacy of deeply insightful films examining social institutions. H...

Frederick Wiseman, whose passing at 96 marks the end of an era in documentary filmmaking, was a luminary who dedicated his life to holding a mirror to Americ...

Yair Keydar, a 12-year-old singing prodigy and son of cantor Magda Fishman, captured audiences' hearts on Netflix’s Star Search. Although he didn't reach the...

Jill Kargman, the creative mind behind the TV show Odd Mom Out, speaks candidly in a witty Q&A with Tablet Magazine. Known for her dark humor and unique fash...

James Van Der Beek, widely recognized for his role in the '90s TV series Dawson's Creek, has passed away at the age of 48 after battling colorectal cancer. T...

James Van Der Beek, renowned for his role in Dawson's Creek, got married in Tel Aviv to Kimberly Brook in 2010, blending his newfound interest in Kabbalah wi...

Sandra Bernhard, the celebrated Jewish comedian and actress known for her roles in "Roseanne" and "Pose," is set to appear in the fourth season of HBO Max's ...

Minnie Driver stars as Sarah, the first Jewish matriarch, in Fox's new series, "The Faithful: Women of the Bible," highlighting complex Biblical narratives. ...

The article details a significant shift in Sean Spicer's career trajectory from his former role as a prominent White House press secretary to a more sideline...

Robin Washington critiques the PBS series "Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History," for its failure to adequately represent Jews of Color, despite i...

Gary Rosenblatt discusses the influence of recent films nominated for the Best International Feature Film Oscar that depict the Palestinian-Israeli conflict ...

Judy Woodruff, the respected senior correspondent and former anchor of PBS News Hour, has been honored with the Robert S. Greenberger Journalism Award at Mom...

A Super Bowl ad by the Blue Square Alliance to End Hate employs a seemingly old-fashioned antisemitic slur, "Dirty Jew," to emphasize its persistent relevanc...

Peter Savodnik critiques a controversial ad, funded by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, that is set to air during the Super Bowl to combat antisemiti...

Hans Litten, the Jewish lawyer who famously put Hitler on the witness stand in 1931, is the focus of Douglas P. Lackey's play, "Hans Litten: The Jew Who Cros...

Lee Smith examines the backlash against Robert Kraft's Super Bowl ad addressing antisemitism. Critics argue the commercial is overly sentimental or fails to ...