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A recent change in New York voting law permits the distribution of water to voters waiting in line, aligning with the quirky advocacy seen in the final seaso...

Jewish comedian Liz Glazer has released her first comedy special, "Do You Know Who I’m Not," for free on YouTube. The special provides humorous insights into...

Mira Fox from the Forward explores her fascination with Christian media, analyzing why it increasingly incorporates Jewish elements. As Christian movies and ...

Tatami is a groundbreaking film co-directed by Israeli Academy Award-winner, Guy Nattiv, and Iranian-French director Zar Amir Ebrahimi. It tells the story of...

Seth Green, known for his iconic roles in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Austin Powers," credits Jewish summer camp with being a formative influence in his ...

For those overwhelmed by current events, especially with the situation in Israel, this list offers a respite through Jewish-themed TV shows. It highlights no...

Barbara Walters revolutionized the news industry with her trailblazing career, and a new documentary, "Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything," explores her pio...

Stan Lee, the legendary creator behind Marvel's iconic superheroes, was profoundly influenced by his Jewish upbringing and heritage. Growing up in a struggli...

Mel Brooks' cult classic "Spaceballs" is getting a sequel, co-written and starring Josh Gad, known for voicing Olaf in "Frozen." Slated for release in 2027, ...

Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore is a new documentary capturing the life and legacy of Marlee Matlin, the first deaf actress to win an Academy Award, and her...

Mel Brooks has announced a sequel to his 1987 classic parody, Spaceballs, titled Spaceballs II, expected to release in 2027. The new film will be co-written ...

"Tatami," co-directed by Israeli filmmaker Guy Nattiv and Iranian actress Zar Amir Ebrahimi, is a political thriller about an Iranian judoka pressured to wit...

"The Jewish Council" is a 2024 Dutch period drama that explores the complex and controversial role of Judenräte, local Jewish councils appointed by the Nazis...

Marlee Matlin, acclaimed deaf actress and the subject of the documentary "Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore," collaborated with director Shoshannah Stern, als...

Rhea Perlman stars as a dynamic and sassy Jewish grandmother in Lena Dunham's new Netflix series, "Too Much." The show, featuring Megan Stalter and Will Shar...

Barbra Streisand is celebrated not just for her extraordinary talents but also for her groundbreaking influence as a Jewish performer in Hollywood. From her ...

Justine Bateman argues that Hollywood has strayed from its creative roots by focusing excessively on financial gain rather than tapping into the "God river"—...

Judy Heumann, renowned as the "mother of the disability movement," is the subject of an upcoming Apple Original Films biopic. The movie, "Being Heumann," sta...

"Tatami," a film co-directed by Israeli Guy Nattiv and Iranian Zar Amr Ebrahimi, explores the intersection of sport and geopolitics through the story of Leil...

Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny, a new documentary by Jeff Bieber, challenges the public's simplified perception of Arendt as merely a 'Holocaust philosopher,'...

"Dead Language," an Israeli film by Mihal Brezis and Oded Binnun, expands their Oscar-nominated short "Aya" into a full-length exploration of communication a...

A new documentary, "Andy Kaufman Is Me," directed by Clay Tweel, explores the multifaceted persona of comedian Andy Kaufman through unheard tapes recorded th...

The documentary series "Pee-Wee As Himself," streaming on Max, delves into the life of Paul Reubens, better known as Pee-Wee Herman, highlighting his Jewish ...

Eitan Fischberger and Eylon Levy engage in a critical discussion on the limitations and responsibilities of Western media, particularly concerning its covera...

June 2025 offers Jewish audiences a limited but diverse selection of TV content to enjoy. Highlights include Phil Rosenthal's "Somebody Feed Phil" on Netflix...

Fans of the hit show "Nobody Wants This" will be delighted to learn that season two is set to premiere on Netflix on October 23, just after the High Holidays...

In Shemi Zarhin's film "Bliss," known as "Hemda" in Hebrew, the emotional intricacies of Israeli life are explored against the backdrop of familial and socie...

June in New York City boasts a vibrant selection of Jewish and Israeli films showcased across multiple esteemed festivals, including the Tribeca Festival, th...

"Pink Lady," directed by Nir Bergman, is an evocative film exploring the tension between Haredi values and the rise of suppressed desires. Centered on Bati, ...

The playful yet controversial "Jew, Not a Jew" sketch from Saturday Night Live, created by Al Franken in 1988, remains a fixture in the conversation about Je...

The HBO series 'The Last of Us' included a subtle nod to Jewish culture with the inclusion of a hamsa bracelet in season two's finale. This amulet, while mul...

Elsa Guedj stars as La Schmoll, a newly ordained liberal rabbi in the HBO Max series "Reformed," set in the picturesque city of Strasbourg, France. The drame...

Amy Schumer is collaborating with Israeli actor Yadin Gellman on a new romantic comedy titled "Now More Than Ever." The film will explore the story of an Isr...

Acclaimed French Jewish filmmaker Marcel Ophuls, known for his probing documentaries on historical guilt, has died at 97. Born in Frankfurt to a show busines...

"Sinners," an audacious film set in the Jim Crow South, combines music, horror, and period drama with a sincere exploration of spirituality, particularly foc...

Hosts John and Matt Continetti delve into the unique appeal of the Star Wars spinoff series, 'Andor,' highlighting its gripping storytelling and unusual dept...

In a new interview, Kyra Sedgwick discusses her role as a Jewish mother in the comedy film "Bad Shabbos." Known for her iconic TV roles, Sedgwick plays Ellen...

Kyra Sedgwick stars in "Bad Shabbos," a new film directed by Daniel Robbins that humorously explores the dynamics of a Jewish family gathering for a Shabbat ...

The documentary "Pee-wee as Himself" delves into the paradoxical life of the late Paul Reubens, the man behind the beloved character Pee-wee Herman. Despite ...

"The Studio," a series by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, cleverly satirizes the complexities of Jewish identity and representation in Hollywood. The show navi...

Sarah Silverman's latest Netflix special, 'PostMortem', uses humor to explore themes of Jewish grief and personal anecdotes following the deaths of her fathe...

Sarah Silverman's latest Netflix special, "PostMortem," transforms the sorrowful experience of losing her father and stepmother into a touching and comedic t...

Daisy Friedman's film "Unholy" has made a notable debut at the Sundance Film Festival, marking a significant step for the young filmmaker as she explores Jew...

The Eurovision Song Contest's organizers are defending its voting process after several European countries questioned Israel's strong placement. Yuval Raphae...

The popular children's TV show Peppa Pig has introduced a new character, Peppa's youngest sister named Evie, a name with deep Jewish roots. Evie is derived f...

In 1965, an episode of 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' titled "Bupkis" introduced a wider audience to a playful side of Yiddish culture. Rob, the character played b...

Gary Lineker, a prominent BBC sportscaster and former soccer player, is leaving the BBC following backlash over an antisemitic Instagram post. The post, from...

Joan Rivers' legacy shines in "A Dead Funny All-Star Tribute," showcasing her extensive archive of 70,000 jokes, lovingly preserved and shared by stars like ...

A holiday episode of Disney's "Mickey Mouse Funhouse" features a character named Hilda, who is portrayed as Jewish and participates in Hanukkah celebrations....

Andrew Garfield, known for his role as Spider-Man, has a connection to Judaism through his Jewish heritage. Though not strictly observant, Garfield's Jewish ...