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This article reflects on personal and meaningful ways to remember and honor deceased loved ones, beyond traditional rituals. The author shares intimate anecd...

Miriam Gold, an artist and teacher, explores her grandmother Dr. Elena Zadik's life in a graphic memoir, "Elena: A Hand Made Life." Combining various art for...

"Blink Twice," directed by Zoë Kravitz in her debut, explores themes of gender power dynamics and deception through the story of Frida and Jess who infiltrat...

"Shifters" is a notable entry in British theatre, being only the third work by a black British playwright on the West End. Written by Benedict Lombe, the pla...

Jonathan Salt, a non-Jewish teacher and playwright, is educating audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe about antisemitism through his one-man play, "Confessions ...

The post-World War II era saw the rise of a distinctive Jewish American intellectual masculinity in New York, as detailed by Ronnie Grinberg in his book "Wri...

The author shares her reluctance to take painkillers following a double mastectomy despite being in pain, influenced by watching a TV show highlighting the d...

"Between the Temples" is a Jewish rom-com film that explores themes of platonic love, spirituality, and cultural identity. Directed by Nathan Silver, the sto...

"Between the Temples" is a film set in upstate New York, portraying a Jewish community that is either nostalgically comforting or frustratingly oblivious to ...

"Farm Hall" is a thrilling play set in a Cambridgeshire mansion where six German scientists, including prominent Jewish figures like Albert Einstein, lament ...

The author discusses their experience of planning a more culturally enriching holiday for their children, opting for a road trip through Provence and Tuscany...

The Jewish Chronicle is launching a blind dates column to celebrate TuBAv, looking for singles of any age and background to be set up by their own matchmaker...

The text humorously discusses the challenges and frustrations hosts may face when accommodating guests with specific dietary restrictions, particularly those...

Brady Isaacs Pearce, 24, expresses excitement about joining the cast of Cable Street, a musical depicting the 1936 event when East End residents thwarted fas...

The writer shares their experience of a luxurious private yacht charter in Greece aboard the Lagoon 52 catamaran, Oneida, which offered a bespoke experience ...

The article discusses the beauty and attractions of Slovenia, particularly focusing on Lake Bohinj, Ljubljana (the capital city), and Lake Bled. It highlight...

"The Writers Castle" by Uwe Neumahr provides a vivid depiction of the journalists present at the Nuremberg Trials, including well-known figures like John Dos...

"Hitler's People: The Faces of the Third Reich" by Richard J. Evans delves into why many regular citizens supported Hitler's regime, exploring the deception ...

"Widow Cliquot" is a film that depicts the story of Barbe Nicole Cliquot, who fought against champagne chauvinism in a male-dominated industry after her husb...

"A Chorus Line" is celebrated for its unique portrayal of the individuals who make up the chorus, breaking away from the typical faceless ensemble. The show,...

The author reflects on their complicated relationship with their mother, who has disowned them numerous times, contrasting it with their mother's interaction...

Maia shares her journey of self-discovery where she initially believed she was a man trapped in a woman's body, leading to significant distress and physical ...

Since October 7, the impact of antisemitism and anti-Zionism on Jewish dating has become a significant concern for many singles worldwide. The war in Gaza an...

"Summer reading: the best new books for children" features a selection of engaging reads for young audiences. "Miriam's Voice, A Jewish Tale" retold by Keren...

"Harold and the Purple Crayon" is a movie adaptation of the American children's books where the protagonist draws things that come to life. In this film, Har...

Experts gathered at an Oxford conference on smart aging to discuss extreme longevity, with one-third of global respondents expressing a desire to live foreve...

The author recounts a physical assault he experienced on Cable Street, reflecting on its historical significance as a site of Jewish resistance in 1936. This...

Charlie Midnight, a songwriter and producer, found writing the lyrics for Barbra Streisand's theme song for the television series "The Tattooist of Auschwitz...

"Fiddler on the Roof" remains a timeless and beloved musical, with its latest production at the Regents Park Open Air Theatre showcasing the enduring popular...

The review discusses Jordan Fein's revival of "Fiddler on the Roof" at Regents Park Open Air Theatre, emphasizing its faithfulness to tradition and relevance...

Jewish canoeist Noemie Fox achieved a significant victory by winning the gold medal in the Women's kayak cross event at the Paris Olympics. Competing against...

The article reflects on the writer's admiration for British journalist Bernard Levin, particularly his prowess in print journalism despite a lackluster perso...

In Tom Lamont's novel "Going Home," the theme of duty and obligation is central as the protagonist, To Erskine, is drawn back to his family home to care for ...

"Two Hours" by Alba Arikha recounts the transformative encounter between Clara and Alexander in New York, shaping Clara's life for the next 35 years. Set aga...

"The Pendragon Legend" by Antal Szerb, recently republished by Pushkin Press, follows the story of a young Hungarian scholar who visits the Earl of Gwynedd a...

The latest film featuring Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool and Hugh Jackman's Wolverine offers a glimmer of hope for Marvel as it combines humor and wit amidst a stor...

"Your Lie In April," an adaptation of Naoshi Arakawa's manga comic, brings Japanese storytelling to the stage with a tale of high school violinists. The stor...

Ian Stone, a seasoned Jewish stand-up comedian, reflects on his career and personal life filled with challenges and successes. Despite a troubled childhood m...

Joshua Kaplan, a gay American writer, has attracted controversy with his play "Terf" at the Edinburgh Fringe festival. The satire envisions a meeting between...

"Lady in the Lake," a new Apple TV series, follows Natalie Portman's character, Maddie Schwartz, who leaves her husband and son in 1960s Baltimore, embarking...

Eman Safady, the first female Druze recruit in the IDF, expresses deep pain following a Hezbollah attack on Majdal Shams that killed 12 young people in her c...

This summer's top Jewish reads include "The Safekeep" by Yael van der Wouden, a poignant story set in postwar rural Dutch village; "Rabbits" by Hugo Rikfind,...

Imelda Staunton shines as the lead in the revival of the musical "Hello, Dolly!" despite not being the iconic Barbra Streisand. Staunton's portrayal of Dolly...

"A Complete Unknown," a new biopic on Bob Dylan starring Timothe Chalamet, explores the folk singer's transition to using electric instruments in his music. ...

Cosmetic dentistry has become increasingly popular in the UK, with procedures like tooth whitening, veneers, and implants seeing a surge in demand, partly du...

The text humorously explores the unique experience of using a Shabbat Elevator, a device operated on the Sabbath for observant Jews who avoid certain activit...

Amazon Prime's new Roman epic, "Those About to Die," portrays a world of violent races and fights akin to ancient Rome. The show's premiere episode features ...

Film critic John Nathan reviews the movie "Twisters," noting its spectacle of storm chasing reminiscent of the 1996 film "Twister." The plot follows meteorol...

"Slave Play" by Jeremy O. Harris is a provocative theater production that delves into the intersecting themes of race, intimacy, and power dynamics in relati...

A writer reflects on attending an aufruf ceremony for an older couple about to marry, emphasizing the importance of giving space in a relationship for person...