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Meeting Bieber wasn’t the biggest highlight of ‘Hand in Hand’ for local rabbi
Jewish Journal
September 13, 2017
Lance Armstrong and the disease of wild narcissism and ruthless ambition
Rabbi David Wolpe
January 24, 2013
Lance Armstrong proved surprisingly poor at backpedaling. His stone-faced, reluctant regret made many who watched the interview wonder if this was an illness. Why did this man mow down associates, besmirch employees, lie, cheat and bully his way to the top of a sport he is now insouciantly tearing down around him?
With this list, I thee wed
Amy Klein
July 3, 2008
The psychic told her to write down a list of 100 qualities she wanted in a man, even down to his socks, and to put that list away somewhere.
Letters
Jewish Journal
September 1, 2005
The Other, Like A Virgin, Claim Won\’t Hold, Death By Oprah, Correction, Faith Remains, Terrorism Won, Junk Science, Gaza Sympathies,
‘Oleander’ Blooms
Naomi Pfefferman
October 10, 2002
When Janet Fitch met Michelle Pfeiffer to discuss the film version of her debut novel, \”White Oleander,\” last year, she felt like she\’d stepped into an episode of \”The Twilight Zone.\” \”It was surreal,\” the affable Jewish author said.
Diamant Finds a Harbor
Naomi Pfefferman
November 29, 2001
While writing \”Good Harbor,\” about the midlife friendship between two Jewish women, Anita Diamant says she suffered a bout of \”second-novelitis.\”\n\nHer 1997 debut novel, \”The Red Tent\” — a sexy spin on the biblical story of Dinah — had been a runaway best seller that\’s still on the New York Times list. Julia Roberts told Oprah magazine that \”Tent\” was one of her favorite books. The book has sold more than 1.5 million copies in the United States alone, and publishers have bought the rights in 18 countries.
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