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Josh Radnor, famously known as Ted Mosby from the hit show How I Met Your Mother, has entered fatherhood and shared the delightful news on Instagram. Radnor ...

The video offers a comprehensive review of a family's experience on their first Disney Cruise aboard the Disney Dream ship. The creator shares valuable tips ...

Nigella Lawson, a renowned British Jewish cookbook author and television personality, is set to join The Great British Baking Show as a judge, becoming the f...

Kanaan, an Israeli-Palestinian restaurant in Berlin known for its message of peace, is closing after a decade due to economic difficulties and local tensions...

Robert Kraft's latest Super Bowl ad, produced by his Blue Square Alliance Against Antisemitism, presents an outdated depiction of antisemitism in schools. Fe...

In the face of profound societal challenges, the New York Jewish Film Festival offers a haven of cultural reflection and exploration, diving into the Jewish ...

Amidst the turbulence of modern life, Talya Zax finds solace and spiritual wisdom in the joyful chaos of The Muppet Show. The Muppets, with their playful ana...

February 2026 promises an array of Jewish and Jew-adjacent television content, spanning thrillers, historical documentaries, and Olympic sports. Highlights i...

Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History is an insightful PBS docuseries that launches into an engaging exploration of the historical and social inter...

Steven Spielberg has joined the exclusive EGOT club, becoming the ninth Jewish artist to achieve this prestigious recognition. His recent Grammy win for prod...

Simon Doonan, the acclaimed style commentator, is currently captivated by hair as a cultural and personal narrative, evident in his latest memoir project foc...

The article commemorates the versatile actress Catherine O'Hara, who passed away at 71, and highlights her memorable performance in the 2006 film "For Your C...

Rory Kennedy's documentary "Queen of Chess" chronicles the rise of Judit Polgar, the first and only woman to break into the top 10 overall world chess rankin...

"Ponies," now streaming on Peacock, is a captivating spy thriller set in 1977 Moscow, focusing on two women who become CIA operatives to unravel the mysterio...

The documentary "Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!" is a reverential exploration of the legendary comedian's deep connection to his Jewish identity, as shown ...

"Fantasy Life," directed and co-written by Matthew Shear, revolves around an unlikely relationship between Sam, a clumsy former law student with mental healt...

In a poignant episode of PBS's 'Finding Your Roots,' Jewish actor Lizzy Caplan uncovers a previously unknown family connection to the Holocaust. Guided by ho...

Moshe Rosenthal's film "Tell Me Everything," showcased at the Sundance Film Festival, explores the intricate dynamics within a family amid the AIDS crisis th...

In this discussion, journalist David Margolick explores the impact of Sid Caesar on American television comedy during the 1950s, highlighting his role as a p...

Mira Fox critiques the repetitive genre of Jewish films that focus on grave warnings about Nazism and antisemitism, arguing that they often become tiresome a...

The HBO Max series, "The Pitt," addresses the ongoing trauma of the Tree of Life synagogue massacre in a recent episode, focusing on its impact years later r...

The HBO Max series "The Pitt," featuring Noah Wyle as Dr. Michael Robby Robinavitch, pays tribute to the victims and survivors of the 2018 Tree of Life synag...

Marty Supreme, a Jewish-themed sports comedy starring Timothe Chalamet, garnered nine Oscar nominations, including best picture and best actor for Chalamet. ...

In a memorable 1971 episode of Norman Lear's groundbreaking sitcom "All in the Family," the show cleverly tackled antisemitism using humor and cultural repre...

Judd Apatow, a renowned Jewish filmmaker, pays homage to comedy legend Mel Brooks in a new two-part HBO documentary, "Mel Brooks: The 99-Year-Old Man!" The f...

The upcoming documentary "Queen of Chess" on Netflix explores the life of Judit Polgár, an extraordinary Jewish Hungarian chess player who shattered gender b...

Mel Brooks, at 99, remains a seminal figure in comedy, with his influence extending well beyond his jokes into cultural and social commentary. Featuring in a...

"The First Lady" documentary provides an intimate portrayal of Efrat Tilma, the first trans volunteer with Israel's police department. Through a mix of archi...

The Israeli horror series 'The Malevolent Bride' is set to premiere in the U.S. on ChaiFlicks on January 17, 2026. Set in Jerusalem's Haredi community of Mea...

Amanda Hirsch, influenced by her childhood fascination with pop culture and celebrity news, has successfully reinvented her passion into a relatable and enga...

Amy Poehler recently made Golden Globe history by winning for her podcast, "Good Hang with Amy Poehler," notable for its genuine humor and engaging guest int...

Rabbi David Wolpe discusses the renewed interest in King David within Christian pop culture, marked by several new productions, including an animated film an...

Isaac Simon, a Holocaust museum employee turned accidental actor, landed a role in the Oscar-nominated film "Marty Supreme" after being scouted at a baseball...

Jewish summer camps are cherished experiences that contribute significantly to Jewish identity and community belonging. In a discussion led by Moment Film Cr...

"All That's Left of You," Jordan's Oscar entry directed by Cherien Dabis, examines the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through a testament of generational traum...

Paul Thomas Anderson's film "One Battle After Another" is both a political and personal endeavor, drawing inspiration from his family life and that of his pa...

An arson suspect in Mississippi, Stephen Spencer Pittman, shared a satirical cartoon clip mocking Jews on the same day he set fire to Beth Israel Congregatio...

Armin Rosen critiques the film industry's reluctance to acknowledge the uncomfortable parallels between the Spanish film 'Sirt', winner of the Cannes Jury Pr...

In Rebecca Zlotowski's film 'A Private Life,' Jodie Foster stars as Dr. Lilian Steiner, an American-Jewish psychiatrist in Paris who becomes embroiled in sol...

Charles Grodin, known for his curmudgeonly roles and prickly public persona, is re-evaluated in a new documentary, "Charles Grodin: Rebel with a Cause." Dire...

Michael Zegen, well-known for his portrayal of complex Jewish fathers on screen, notably Joel Maisel in 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,' has embraced fatherhood ...

Michael Aloni, known for his role in "Shtisel," will star in "Lost Paradise," a Jewish period drama backed by Darren Aronofsky and Alain Goldman, marking a c...

Henry Winkler is set to star in "Last Chance Lawyer," a new NBC legal comedy where he plays Howard Greenberg, a quirky criminal defense attorney. Known for h...

2026 promises a slate of engaging Jewish-themed television series, characterized by returning favorites, new adaptations, and fresh projects featuring Jewish...

"Shttl," a film by Ady Walter set in a Jewish Ukrainian village on the eve of Operation Barbarossa in 1941, captures a community's vibrant life just before i...

A recent BBC One episode of "The Repair Shop" featured a segment on a Jewish child's cello damaged during the Kindertransport. The program drew criticism for...

Paul Rudd, known for his charm and humor, shared a heartwarming Jewish moment on The Drew Barrymore Show. During the episode, he was surprised by a video mes...

January 2026 promises a rich array of television content with Jewish influences, ranging from dramas to documentaries. Key highlights include the third seaso...

Chris Marker’s 1960 documentary, "Description of a Struggle," offers a rare and insightful portrayal of Israel in its infancy, distinct from the typical outs...

Yitz Landes explores Raphael Bob-Waksberg's new animated series, "Long Story Short," which picks up where "BoJack Horseman" left off, delving into themes of ...