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Jewish Chronicle A fast, furious and justifiably gory revenge flick 12 Apr
"Monkey Man," Dev Patel's directorial debut and starring vehicle, presents a fast, furious, and gory revenge story akin to "John Wick," with Patel's characte...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle The story of King Herod you’ve probably never heard 12 Apr
Martin Goodman, in his book "Herod the Great: Jewish King in a Roman World," dismantles the Christian myth surrounding King Herod and sheds light on the hist...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Power of Sail, review: Diving into the choppy waters of the US culture wars 12 Apr
In the play "Power of Sail," the storyline delves into timely themes surrounding the US culture wars. Harvard history professor, Charles Nichols, invites a w...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Is it too dark for the (Jewish) stars to come out? 12 Apr
The author reflects on the challenges of displaying Jewish identity in a climate of rising antisemitism in London. From humorous incidents like owning a prov...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Czech it out – the best city breaks in Czechia apart from Prague 12 Apr
Czechia offers more than just Prague as a travel destination, with cities like Brno and Olomouc providing rich cultural heritage, architectural gems, and sig...
12 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Amy’s friends: ‘She was humble’ 11 Apr
Amy Winehouse's friends and colleagues reflect on their encounters with her, praising her humility, tremendous singing talent, and generosity. They describe ...
11 Apr
Jewish Chronicle ‘Amy Winehouse will be massive’: How the JC reported on the ‘feisty Jewish’ songwriter before she went stratospheric 10 Apr
The Jewish Chronicle recognized Amy Winehouse's talent early on, predicting her massive success in the music industry despite her unconventional Jewish upbri...
10 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Amy Winehouse biopic was the inevitable next step in the commercialisation of the vulnerable star 10 Apr
The upcoming biopic "Back to Black" about Amy Winehouse explores the vulnerable star's life, particularly focusing on the period between her albums "Frank" a...
10 Apr
Jewish Chronicle All I want for Pesach is a (kosher) air fryer 10 Apr
Pesach can feel like a kitchen-driven servitude with endless cooking. To ease the burden, the writer has sought efficiency hacks over the years, now looking ...
10 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Back to Black review: A sanitised version of Amy’s life that will offend no-one 9 Apr
"Back to Black" is a biopic about Amy Winehouse that portrays her life in a sanitized manner to avoid offending anyone. The film presents Winehouse's relatio...
9 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Oakwood A in line for Maccabi GB league win after thrashing Hendon 6-2 9 Apr
Oakwood A is on track to win the Maccabi GB Southern Football League Premier Division title after defeating Hendon United 6-2. Manager Jake Finestein express...
9 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Cut the costs of learning to drive 5 Apr
The cost of learning to drive has increased significantly, with expenses including the provisional license, lessons (recommended at 45 hours), theory and pra...
5 Apr
Jewish Chronicle My father risked his life making fun of Hitler 4 Apr
Curt Bloch, a German Jewish artist and poet, resisted the Nazis during World War II by creating a satirical magazine called The Underwater Cabaret while in h...
4 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Questioning Belief, by Raphael Zarum – review: An essential resource that helps integrate Judaism with modernity 4 Apr
"Questioning Belief" by Raphael Zarum delves into the intersection of Judaism and modernity, following a tradition of British rabbinic scholars who have inco...
4 Apr
Jewish Chronicle We’re making aliyah to … N12 3 Apr
The writer reflects on the Jewish historical experience of relocation and discusses their family's decision to move for security reasons, choosing to make al...
3 Apr
Jewish Chronicle How Kabbalah and karaoke took me from science to music 3 Apr
Eduard Shyfrin, a successful businessman, mathematician, and physicist who later delved into Kabbalah, has surprised everyone at 63 by releasing his debut al...
3 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Magic potions old and new to keep you young 3 Apr
Jewish women in the Renaissance era played a significant role in formulating cosmetics, creating advanced products such as anti-wrinkle creams and SPFs, ofte...
3 Apr
Jewish Chronicle The opera fans who saved Jews from the Nazis 3 Apr
Violinist and composer Alison Cotton uncovered the remarkable story of Ida and Louise Cook, two music-loving sisters from Sunderland who saved 29 Jews from t...
3 Apr
Jewish Chronicle When did sending kids to camp become so complicated? 3 Apr
This year, sending kids to camp has become more complicated due to concerns about security, outings, and potential conflicts in Israel. The decision to send ...
3 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Mothers’ Instinct review: A study in grief morphs into a thriller 3 Apr
The film "Mother's Instinct" explores the intense grief and psychological turmoil experienced by a mother, Celine (Anne Hathaway), after the tragic death of ...
3 Apr
Jewish Chronicle MJ The Musical review: Jacko show is an off-the-wall Thriller 3 Apr
"MJ The Musical" at the Prince Edward Theatre brings Michael Jackson's iconic performances to life through the talented Myles Frost, who embodies Jackson's m...
3 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Save the date – the top things to do in the UK in 2024 2 Apr
In 2024, the UK offers various exciting cultural and historical experiences to explore. The National Gallery celebrates its 200th anniversary with exhibition...
2 Apr
Jewish Chronicle Dance review: Carmen: ‘I was perplexed’ 28 Mar
Johan Inger's reinterpretation of Carmen through dance at Sadlers Wells by the English National Ballet focuses more on Don Jose than Carmen, portraying his d...
28 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Why Merthyr Tydfil is rallying behind its once-abandoned synagogue 28 Mar
The town of Merthyr Tydfil, once a thriving industrial hub in Wales, is now undergoing a revitalization effort centered around its abandoned synagogue, being...
28 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, review: This icy kingdom certainly left me cold 27 Mar
The review of "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" criticizes the film for its lack of originality and reliance on nostalgia for the franchise's earlier successes. ...
27 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Opening Night review: Lights, camera, action…and stagefright 27 Mar
"Opening Night" is a daring musical adaptation of John Cassavetes' 1977 film that explores the anxieties of a stage star, Myrtle Gordon, played by Sheridan S...
27 Mar
Jewish Chronicle ‘If Freud was alive today he would rage against all this cancel culture’ 27 Mar
Frank Tallis, an author and psychoanalyst, discusses his fascination with Jewish figures like Sigmund Freud, Gustav Mahler, and Stanley Kubrick, who had comp...
27 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Wingate winner Elizabeth McCracken: ‘My fear is being boring in the service of accuracy’ 27 Mar
Elizabeth McCracken, the recent winner of the Wingate Prize, discusses her novel "The Hero of This Book" and its exploration of her Jewish mother's identity....
27 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Meet the playwright who doesn’t think free speech is sacred 27 Mar
Playwright Paul Grellong's drama "Power of Sail" tackles the theme of platforming extremists on university campuses, exploring the blurred lines between free...
27 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Facing the past: Amsterdam's new Holocaust Museum 26 Mar
The National Holocaust Museum has opened in Amsterdam, almost 80 years after the Netherlands was liberated from German occupation. Housed in the former teach...
26 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Like Kate, I had abdominal surgery, then had to tell my children I had cancer 25 Mar
A woman reflects on her experience facing cancer after undergoing abdominal surgery, similar to Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge. Being a carrier of the BRCA g...
25 Mar
Jewish Chronicle 14 of the best spring knits to serve up style in fickle weather 22 Mar
The article highlights 14 trendy spring knits suitable for varying budgets and styles, serving as both a fashion statement and practical clothing for fickle ...
22 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Married At First Sight Australia review: Love IS a drug – and I’m hopelessly addicted 22 Mar
"Married At First Sight Australia" has captivated a viewer who initially dismissed it as mere TV crack but soon found themselves addicted to the show's drama...
22 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Getting my wings! How a first-class flight simulator offered me a taste of the high life 22 Mar
Paul Lang, a photographer turned flight simulation center co-founder, fulfills his childhood dream of aviation through Voyager Flight Simulation at London Lu...
22 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Celebrating the work of pioneering ‘powerhouse’ choreographer Bella Lewitzky 21 Mar
The Yorke Dance Project is celebrating its 25th anniversary by honoring the pioneering choreographer Bella Lewitzky alongside Isadora Duncan and Martha Graha...
21 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Review: Shylock’s Venice – An unimprovable book 21 Mar
In "Shylock's Venice: The Remarkable History of Venice's Jews and the Ghetto," Harry Freedman delves into the intriguing history of Venetian Jews from the 15...
21 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Florida’s hottest ticket - why you should visit Sarasota 20 Mar
Sarasota, Florida offers a unique blend of culture and beach life, attracting a sizable Jewish community and boasting numerous synagogues and a vibrant cultu...
20 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Review – Drive-Away Dolls: Ethan Coen takes a wrong turn with this gay road caper 20 Mar
"Drive-Away Dolls" is a film directed by Ethan Coen, known for his work on acclaimed movies with his brother Joel. The movie, set in December 1999, follows l...
20 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Review: For Black Boys… Nothing on stage now is more essential than this 20 Mar
"For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy" by Ryan Calais Cameron is lauded as an essential and remarkable theatrical productio...
20 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Esther without borders: Artists around the world reimagine the Purim story 20 Mar
"Esther Without Borders" is a project where artists worldwide reimagine the Purim story as if it happened in their own communities, using diverse materials a...
20 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Thanks to Saltburn I’ve reignited my obsession with mid-2000s beauty 20 Mar
The text discusses a nostalgic rekindling of mid-2000s beauty trends inspired by the film "Saltburn," particularly focusing on the makeup styles of that era....
20 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Smartphone ban: Meet the north London parents shunning devices for their children 20 Mar
A growing number of parents in north London, including those at the Eden Primary School, are advocating for a ban on smartphones for children until the age o...
20 Mar
Jewish Chronicle You’ve met the Windermere Children, here are the ‘Southampton Boys’ 19 Mar
Wintershill Hall in Hampshire, once home to the Southampton Boys, child Holocaust survivors liberated by Leonard Montefiore and rehabilitated in England afte...
19 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Arts agenda: From ‘Pickle’ to klezmer, get ready for showtime 19 Mar
Spring welcomes a new wave of Jewish cultural events, from Deli Segal's humorous one-woman show "Pickle" at Soho Theatre, KlezNorth AllStars Concert featurin...
19 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Podcast review: Unholy is ‘The Rest Is politics' for Jews 19 Mar
"Unholy" is a podcast featuring Jonathan Freedland and Yonit Levi discussing Jewish news and issues, described as a Jewish version of "The Rest Is Politics"....
19 Mar
Jewish Chronicle From Odesa to the West End: Golda the musical 17 Mar
Golda Amirova, a Ukrainian singer, stars in a musical called Golda that narrates her journey from Odesa to London through Israel, with influences from Fiddle...
17 Mar
Jewish Chronicle Fauda’s next series will include October 7 says producer 15 Mar
The next season of "Fauda" will address the impact of real-life events, particularly the October 7 attacks, which have blurred the line between fiction and r...
15 Mar
Jewish Chronicle The shapes of things to come 13 Mar
The fashion industry is evolving to cater to environmentally conscious consumers while maintaining style. The trend for S/S24 highlights voluminous clothing,...
13 Mar
Jewish Chronicle The hills are alive with ancient traditions, in Austria’s Lungau region 13 Mar
The Lungau region in Austria's Salzburgerland is a picturesque area known for its stunning alpine landscapes, rich local traditions, and commitment to sustai...
13 Mar
Jewish Chronicle How Jewish refugees changed British childhood 12 Mar
A book titled "Innocence and Experience: Childhood and the Refugees from Nazism in Britain" edited by Charmian Brinson and Anna Nyburg delves into the impact...
12 Mar