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Film
Stewardesses, bunnies and angels: Fall’s femme-centric TV lineup — but is this a woman’s world?
Danielle Berrin
September 8, 2011
A woman’s world?
Danielle Berrin
September 7, 2011
It’s hard to tell, what with the requisite girdles, supervised weigh-ins and protocol panty hose (“not too dark; this isn’t a cabaret”), that the 1960s world depicted in “Pan Am” is supposed to be about the era’s most worldly women.
Priest, born Jewish, is ‘Torn’
Tom Tugend
August 2, 2011
In the opening scene of the documentary “Torn,” an official asks an elderly man for his name, and he replies, “Romuald-Jakub Weksler-Waszkinel.”
Patriot games: Is Captain America too American?
Jewish Journal
July 18, 2011
In March 1941 — nine months before the attack on Pearl Harbor impelled America to enter the Second World War — one colorful American hero already had joined the battle: Captain America.
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