The Jewish stars of winter TV
Temperatures may be falling, but the small screen is heating up with buzz-worthy performances, must-see series and a few splashy specials.
Temperatures may be falling, but the small screen is heating up with buzz-worthy performances, must-see series and a few splashy specials.
At one point in American life, the mere mention of Susan Sontag’s name was a way of suggesting intellectual grandiosity.
The kindling of the lights can wait and the dreidel can remain unspun for a couple of hours.
What is it about travel that gets us to reveal ourselves to strangers? Is it that no one knows who we are and we can play with our identity?
No American holiday conjures up images and memories of food like Thanksgiving.
When the magnitude of the Ebola crisis became clear in August, Ruth Messinger, president of American Jewish World Service (AJWS) and her team contacted the 10 Liberian organizations AJWS supports to ask whether the agencies would like to change course from other social service activities to focus on the evolving emergency.
An Israeli company says it has developed technology that can charge a mobile phone in a few seconds and an electric car in minutes, advances that could transform two of the world\’s most dynamic consumer industries.