Peaches Geldof, daughter of Band Aid founder Bob Geldof, has died at her home in Kent, southern England, aged 25, British media reported on Monday.
Peaches Geldof, who was married for the second time and had two young sons, had worked as a DJ, model and television personality.
Her mother, Paula Yates, died aged 41 from a heroin overdose in 2000.
Sky News quoted local police as saying the death was sudden and unexplained.
She encouraged the room full of women to use their voice and influence their networks, as well as get involved as much as possible.
A president who cannot name antisemitism and a faculty member who cannot name a single incident are not defending Sarah Lawrence. They are defining its failure.
The good news is that the only people paying attention to antisemitism are the antisemites themselves. Most Jews, and most everyone else, haven’t noticed a thing.
Notable people and events in the Jewish LA community.
Hatred is an ever-present instinct, and like its opposite, love, it can blossom into a full-blown passion.
After the death of Tony in 2004 I got married. The wedding was the same day as his funeral – terrible planning on everyone’s part…
Let us be very careful about how we use our words, especially about a fellow Jew.
For businesses and public figures, a crisis is not a question of if, but when. Leaders must be prepared to respond in the way each dilemma demands. The right crisis response, Ben-Horin argues, depends on timing and the leader’s nerve to act.
Some have reportedly hired private security, while others avoid interviews or limit commentary on Israel and the war altogether due to fear of backlash, harassment or professional repercussions.
As Israel turns 78, its alliance with America is being questioned from all sides. What is the wise path forward?
This second place is the highest that an American has won in 13 years.
Oran Almog, who lost his eyesight and five family members in a terror attack in 2003, describes the delicate process of helping fellow survivors and bereaved families continue with their lives.
The updated HEAR Act will not guarantee victory for every claimant, but Congress has now made its message unmistakable: Nazi-looted art cases should not be dismissed because Survivors and heirs could not find what was deliberately hidden from them.
For those involved, the lawsuits are not only about past incidents, but about whether they will lead to meaningful accountability and lasting change on campus — so that Jewish faculty and students can feel safe, visible and protected within the university.
The report revealed that nearly three-quarters, 74%, of Jewish young adults (ages 18-28) worldwide and two-thirds, 67%, of young adults in Israel believe they can positively influence the future of their communities.
Nowadays, most Fridays find me breading and frying schnitzel.
Like many enduring recipes – traditional rugelach dates back centuries in Eastern Europe – it was passed down, adapted and refined in kitchens through multiple generations.
