Ten Jewish Takeaways from the Oscars
Unpacking both the baggage and the notable Jewish moments from the 96th Academy Awards
Unpacking both the baggage and the notable Jewish moments from the 96th Academy Awards
“The Ally” arrives at a propitious, yet extremely delicate, moment.
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The documentary “Vishniac” brings to light the work and legacy of photographer Roman Vishniac (1897-1990).
“Bylines and Blessings” touts the critical importance of failing, and the irreplaceable triumph of growth and learning, whether professionally, emotionally, or spiritually.
This diverse ensemble is comprised of individuals from varying backgrounds ranging from reform Judaism, conservative Judaism, and even those with no Jewish affiliation at all — all of whom have grappled with addiction, be it to alcohol, drugs, gambling and so forth.
Along with discussing infertility in a relatable way, Feit hopes to dispel misconceptions about infertility.
Superstar has been criticized for not speaking out for the Jewish community after Oct. 7.
It is no wonder that poems from “She Wasn’t Damaged” are used by mental health practitioners and in centers in Israel dedicated to survivors of sexual violence.
So far, the upcoming shows – including two in California – are still being held as planned.