Modan Publishing House in Israel recently released a Hebrew version of the children's book "Who Is Taylor Swift?" by Kirsten Anderson, which portrays Taylor Swift's rise to fame without delving into political controversies such as the Israel-Hamas war.

Owen Elliot-Kugell, daughter of the late Jewish singer Cass Elliot from The Mamas and the Papas, unravels the myths surrounding her mother's life and death in her book "My Mama, Cass."

Modan Publishing House released the first international edition of "Who Is Taylor Swift?" in Hebrew, cementing Taylor Swift's status as a global superstar.

Jerry Seinfeld, creator of the iconic show "Seinfeld," is celebrated for his humor and cultural impact, with the series remaining a cornerstone of American pop culture.

Taylor Swift's new album, "The Tortured Poets Department," is seen as a significant cultural event, portraying triumph over heartbreak and struggles with identity.

The text discusses the renaming of London's overground trainlines with no Jewish references, critiques rebranding efforts like Haringey Council and financial advisers Aberdeen, and addresses the renaming of the 73-year-old Jewish Book Week to "Jewish Literary Foundation presents Book Week" aimed at showcasing cultural aspects beyond literature.

In an essay in New York Magazine titled "The Lure of Divorce," the story of a 40something writer's mental breakdown leading to a desire to divorce her husband is explored as a reflection of 21st-century elite and pop culture.

In a recent podcast, the discussion focuses on the prevalent presence of superstars Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, criticizing attempts by the MAGA movement to depict their relationship negatively.

In a podcast episode, the hosts discuss a questionable "near catastrophic" car chase in New York involving Harry and Meghan, highlighting its dubious nature.

Artist Jonathan Horowitz's work is characterized by its use of American pop culture references.

Ron Biton, a highly successful Israeli pop songwriter and producer, has a knack for creating hits that resonate with the Israeli audience.

Fans of the popular show Stranger Things have been getting tattoos of the number "011" on their wrists, which is the number given to the superpowered character Eleven.

The concept of Torah u-Madda, the integration of Torah and secular studies, has been discussed in the Modern Orthodox community for many years.

Purim spiels have a long history in Jewish culture, providing a space for social and political commentary through humor.

In this podcast episode, the focus is on cultural topics rather than current events or punditry.

Using pop culture in the Judaic Studies classroom can be an effective way to help students connect to the material, build their Jewish identity, and succeed in class.

The modern portrayal of golems in popular culture, such as in the game Pokmon GO, deviates from the traditional Jewish concept of a golem as a magically created servant under a kabbalist's control.

Artist Alexsandro Palombo sparked controversy with his series of drawings depicting 'The Simpsons' as famished inmates of Auschwitz, using Nazi Holocaust imagery to educate future generations about the atrocities of the Holocaust.

Sacha Baron Cohen's character Borat, a crude but beloved Kazakh persona, is set to star in his own feature film titled "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan."