Embracing senior moments with humor, insight
Aging — and dying — may be an inevitability, but it need not be a tragedy.
Aging — and dying — may be an inevitability, but it need not be a tragedy.
The Albert Einstein Academy of Letters, Arts and Sciences (AEA) marked the start of the 2015-16 school year with the opening of its new Odyssey Academy, a school serving kindergarten through fifth grades in Beverly Hills on the site of Temple Emanuel’s former day school.
While some people wear their hearts on their sleeves, Georgia native Cameron Alpert prefers the front of a T-shirt or a hoodie.
Step aside, brides — those indulgent pre-wedding salon, spa and grooming gatherings are no longer exclusively your domain!
Hong Kong, like the favorite neighborhood Chinese restaurants that so often bring American-Jewish families together on non-Jewish holidays, is a welcoming expanse that offers delicacies for every taste.
Birthright trips to Israel are the ultimate opportunity for young Jewish adults to get face-to-face with the places and history that shape their Jewish identity. But what about more mature adults who never got that chance?
Why take Max Izenberg’s advice on what’s going on around town? Because the retired nutritionist knows what’s good for you.
Jewish summer camp is full of tradition, but that’s not stopping Kibbutz Max Straus in Glendale from rolling out Kibbutz Explorations, four special core programs designed especially for 21st-century teens and tweens.
Basel, Switzerland, could be thought of as the cradle of modern Zionism.
You spent serious time and money picking out the right wedding dress, taking great care to ensure the perfect look.