On Election Day, Jewish Dems face challenges
Several Jewish Democratic incumbents are fighting for their political survival as Americans head to the polls.
Several Jewish Democratic incumbents are fighting for their political survival as Americans head to the polls.
A far right party, Jobbik, won 26 seats in Hungarian parliamentary elections Sunday, to the dismany of Hungarian and European Jewish leaders.\n\nThe winner in Sunday\’s election was the conservative Fidesz party and its ally the Christian People’s Party, which together took 206 seats in the 386-seat Parliament. Fidesz now has until June to form a government.
Courtesy of Diwon, the artist formerly known as DJ Handler and otherwise known as the executive director of Modular Moods and Shemspeed.com, comes this fresh mix of pop, hip-hop, electronica and . . . Yiddish?
This may be your only chance to help a budding filmmaker out and see \”The Impossible Itself.\”
Kenny Ellis sings his hit single from his \’Hanukkah Swings!\’ album on Favored Nations Records.
I was sitting in a fast-food joint last week when they piped in a pop-salsa version of \”Jingle Bells.\” If it had been Eddie Palmieri or Ray Barretto, I would have been fine, but this sounded like Menudo on crystal meth, and I decided I\’d had enough Christmas music for the next millennium.