“Festival of Lights,” is the creation of David Solid Gould, a Jewish bassist who recorded reggae with his own group, The Temple Rockers,
It felt like the petite, RBG, Brooklyn-born Justice with the oversized glasses had penetrated every segment of the cultural landscape.
Set in an alternate reality in which the Nazis and the Japanese won World War II, “The Man in the High Castle”
In the opening minutes of Israeli filmmaker Savi Gavizon’s “Longing,” middle-aged bachelor Ariel Bloch gets news that’s not only shocking
Carl Laemmle not only hired women but turned them into directors and writers. They wrote and directed short reels and feature-length movies.
Sarah B. Mantell’s “Everything That Never Happened,” seeks to right the wrongs William Shakespeare wrought.
The West Coast Jewish Theatre honors the legacy of the late playwright Neil Simon with its latest production of “Broadway Bound.”
The story of how a community came together after an unspeakable tragedy plays out in Eric Ulloa’s “26 Pebbles,” based on Newtown residents.
If you love "This Is Us" then get ready for "Life Itself," a film created by the same team that brought you the hit NBC show.
Battle of the brains is the subject of “Science Fair,” a new National Geographic documentary hitting theaters Sept. 21
Steve Spiro's solo play, “UK Underdog,” dramatizes how he gained confidence and self-esteem through martial arts, boxing and acting,
“Manifest,” is a serialized event mystery but also a grounded relationship drama," series creator Jeff Rake said.
The atrocities at Auschwitz cannot be contained by any existing theatrical space or any single 60-minute performance
William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy "Romeo & Juliet” gains extra emotional and historical resonance in director Shira Dubrovner’s staging
Mandy Patinkin won his first Emmy Award 23 years ago for “Chicago Hope,” and has been nominated several times since, including nods in...
In 1972, swimmer Mark Spitz won seven gold medals at the Summer Olympics in Munich, setting a record that stood until Michael Phelps
If there is a single moment in the year when we pause to reflect on what it means to be a Jew, surely it comes during the High Holy Days.
For Los Angeles painter and real estate investor Shlomo Tuvia, making art has literally been a matter of survival his entire life.
Catch all that the arts and entertainment industry has to offer this fall.
In 1993, relations between Israel and the Palestinians had reached an all-time low, negotiators from both sides met in secret in Oslo, Norway.
The story of the secret mission comes to the screen in “Operation Finale,” starring Ben Kingsley as Eichmann.
Where and when to see plays, musicals, concerts and dance performances with Jewish connections.
Stalking takes on a whole other dimension in Lifetime's new show "You" starring Gossip Girl's Penn Badgley.
Drama, comedy, prestige pictures and popcorn flicks, biographies and classic remakes — lots to see at movie theaters this fall.
In 1975, a petite Jewish comedian from suburban Detroit named Gilda Radner became famous overnight with the debut of “Saturday Night Live.”
Your guide to the members of the Tribe behind the new and returning shows as stars, creators and characters this season.
