Tzipi Livni has had an illustrious career in Israeli politics, serving as vice prime minister, minister of justice, foreign minister and a chief negotiator in peace talks. Livni spoke to the Journal about her hope for peace and the issue of judicial reform.
Gianmarco Soresi is moving up in the comedy world, with an international tour hitting more than 20 cities, including two shows at Hollywood Improv. He talks to the Journal about a scary incident that got national attention, kvetching, and why some won’t go on his podcast.
Some kosher restaurants can now rival or surpass non-kosher ones, from taste to presentation to ambiance. So why are there no official kosher food critics who point out the good and the bad? Industry experts, rabbis and two comedians spoke to the Journal about societal, halachic and financial hurdles that might present challenges. Some say there is a great need for a critic, while others disagree. And what’s the deal with $14 for sparkling water?
The high flying Israeli UFC star training for his fight this month tells the Journal why he took time out of his schedule to spar with a supporter of Nick Fuentes.
Showtime’s “Billions” Features Characters That Play For Keeps. Corey Stoll plays Michael Prince, who says he should be the next American president. Is he ambitious or crazy?
Born in Ramat Gan, Israel, Limor Mojdehiazad moved to Los Angeles and was fascinated by celebrity. She appears in Netflix’s new three-episode docuseries “Depp v. Heard,” and spoke with the Journal about a shocking revelation, good and bad moments for the lawyers, and the verdict some found strange.
Brody plays the slick Pat Riley, an assistant coach who eventually takes over for head coach Paul Westhead, played by Jason Segel, as we see the Lakers dynasty begin under Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
A pioneer of Israeli comedians doing standup in English, Sponder will perform at The Laugh Factory in Hollywood on August 23.
Actor Ray Abruzzo, best known for playing Little Carmine Lupertazzi on “The Sopranos,” stars in Arthur Miller’s “A View From The Bridge”
The Broadway star of ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ joins a fantastic Molly Gordon as best friends and acting teachers at a camp putting on a show in honor of its hospitalized director.
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