Instead of a rigid system of goal-setting, Eckerling, The Journal’s food writer, lets her contributors do the talking.
The Jewish Journal sat down with filmmaker James L. Freedman to discuss his new work and the memorable life of Grodin.
Friedman’s Jewish values really came through in some of his songs.
“If you’ve ever been curious about what makes a monster tick, or how Jewish stories have shaped the way we think about them, this is the panel for you.”
Mikey Pauker, who lives in Orange County and is part of the New Age scene, was described by TIME magazine as one of the ‘10 rising stars of New Jewish Music’.
Bob Dylan, whose real name is Robert Allen Zimmerman, has a deep connection to Israel and the Jewish people.
Chris Bensinger’s novel “The Sooner You Forget” follows the story of a young Catholic man who, while serving in the United States Army, ends up in a Nazi labor camp.
He’s playing a McCabe’s Guitar Shop in Santa Monica Jan. 31, with Thee Holy Brothers — Willie Aron and Marvin Etzioni — opening.
Brian Epstein brought us the most successful band of all time, the Beatles, when he discovered them playing a local gig at the Cavern Club in Liverpool.
Dr. Laura Gabayan, author of “Common Wisdom: 8 Scientific Elements of a Meaningful Life,” is using many of the skills she studied and then wrote about, as she and her family rebuild after they lost their home in the Palisades wildfire.
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