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Podcast – FAUDA: the Israeli Netflix TV hit with co-creator Avi Issacharoff
Julie Klausner talks ‘Difficult People,’ her ‘very Jewish’ comedy series
“Difficult” only begins to describe Julie Kessler and Billy Epstein, the snarky, pop culture-obsessed, 30-something New Yorkers at the center of the Hulu comedy series “Difficult People.”
Drivers in L.A. are extremely dangerous. So why don’t policymakers and police do something?
Jill Kargman is a modern Jewish mother in ‘Odd Mom Out’
Following Mark Twain’s famous advice to “write what you know,” Jill Kargman penned satirical stories about being a mom who didn’t fit the mold of the perfect Upper East Side Manhattan socialite.
‘Good Wife’ creator Michelle King satirizes D.C. politics in ‘BrainDead’
The acclaimed drama “The Good Wife” ended its seven-season run May 8, and Michelle King, who created, wrote and produced the series with her husband, Robert, is already missing it.
Summer TV: A host of Jewish stars shine in new and returning shows
A guide to summer TV
Weston latest Jewish actor to take the plunge as Houdini
The life of renowned Hungarian-Jewish magician and escapologist Harry Houdini has been portrayed onscreen by multiple Jewish actors, including Tony Curtis, Paul Michael Glaser and Adrien Brody.
PBS revisits notorious Leopold and Loeb case in ‘The Perfect Crime’
It was a time of unease for middle-aged Middle Americans.
The Jewish stars, creators and themes of winter TV
Whether on camera or behind the scenes, Jewish talent and topics are evident all over television these days in series and specials on broadcast networks, cable and streaming services.
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