Jews are more likely than members of any other American ethnic group to purchase a hardcover book or attend a live musical performance in the coming year, but they\’re much less likely to buy a car, truck, recreational vehicle or major home appliance.
Dear Jewish Journal:
About five years ago, I ended a very serious relationship. I was devastated, but knew that my life could not end over this.
The mud being slung in the San Fernando Valley\’s most closely watched congressional race has a distinctive blue-and-white tinge.
Cult filmmaker Sarah Jacobson can one-up any L.A. Jewish reader who felt like an outcast in high school.
\”Mizlansky/ Zilinsky\” by Jon Robin Baitz is a play about two Hollywood types you don\’t read about in fan magazines or see at Academy Award presentations.
Morry Barak is about to celebrate the first anniversary of his new business, Masada Car Service of Chicago. He\’s the sole proprietor.
When Stuart Schoffman\’s cover story, Israel at 52, crossed my desk, I found myself surprised at one significant — for me — omission.
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Backstage at Chabad Telethon \’99, Jon Voight was like the Beatles song — \”Here, There and Everywhere.\”
After eight years, I\’m leaving The Jewish Journal.
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