Now hear this: cool Jewish music
The second annual Jewish Music Awards were given out on Sept. 11.
The second annual Jewish Music Awards were given out on Sept. 11.
My dad loved my act. He thought I was the funniest person in the world.
>\”Off the Derech: Why Observant Jews Leave Judaism; How to Respond to the Challenge,\” by Faranak Margolese.
\”Paper Dolls\” is initially structured to resemble a standard-issue triumph-of-the-outsider tale, with the group auditioning for a performance slot at a legendary Tel Aviv nightclub — and succeeding. But dreams prove illusive; the group\’s lone club performance is disastrous, and the performers are not invited back.
Self-help books are essential tools.
Upon entering the museum, visitors will receive a grain of rice, representing themselves. Then, they will walk into a room filled with 300 million grains of rice – one for every person in the United States. The rice will be divided into piles, each one illustrating a statistic, such as the number of people who have walked on the moon or the millions of immigrants who passed through Ellis Island. One grain of rice will stand for one person.
And there it will be, among all the piles: a large mound with 6 million pieces, representing each individual Jewish life lost in the Holocaust.
What happened to the Vietnamese refugees, and the hundreds that followed them, in \”the land of the Jews\”?
\”Barney Ross\” by Douglas Century.
\”Passages Between the Past and Future: Photography by Bedouin Children of Abu Kaf, Israel,\” at the Venice Arts Gallery.