The film, which has been compared to Hans-Huergen Syberberg\’s \”Our Hitler,\” is sometimes heavy-handed and distinctly noncommercial. But it also raises issues about Hitler\’s mind and deeds that are engaging and timely.
It\’s Day 1 of rehearsal for the new and improved version of Richard Krevolin\’s \”King Levine,\” scheduled to reopen at the Tiffany on May 1.
Even for an international film producer and inveterate traveler, Arthur Cohn has covered a lot of territory recently.
The lawns and quadrangles of UCLA this weekend looked like a great renaissance bazaar, with banners flying and rows of white tents lining the walkways.
Charles Feldman remembers Los Angeles as a city burgeoning with new synagogues but not a lot of innovative liturgical music at the time he began his career.
\”How could my son be a Nazi?\” Susan Yassenoff Klebold, Dylan\’s mother, said at the funeral, according to Marxhausen. \”He\’s half Jewish, and the seder is practiced in our home. He was still complaining about having to say the Four Questions.\”
Jonathan Kellerman began researching child violence for an Op-Ed piece in USA Today, and continued to study it when Ballantine approached him to write a book on the subject.
The tragedy that has engulfed Littleton, Colorado, is in fact a wakeup call for America — too many of our schools have become killing fields.
It was a Saturday night, and after watching the Lakers defeat the Warriors, I had no plans.
When Achinoam Nini was growing up in the Bronx with her Yemenite-Israeli parents, her different name, exotic looks and diverse heritage made her feel out of place among her schoolmates.
