Duff Goldman: On User-Friendly Cooking and the Center of the Jewish Home
In his new Food Network show, “Ace of Taste,” he gets back to cooking basics, hosting a show like the ones he used to love watching as a kid.
In his new Food Network show, “Ace of Taste,” he gets back to cooking basics, hosting a show like the ones he used to love watching as a kid.
Moments after his first victory on the UFC roster, Israeli fighter Natan Levy stood in the center of the octagon and spoke not only about his keys to victory, but also made a heartfelt announcement to the audience.
When people listen to “You Don’t Know Schiff” – which is free on Apple Podcasts or wherever podcasts are available – Schiff and Benjamin hope that they walk away with a good feeling.
More often than not, instead of making us happy the news riles us up.
TWZ offers an antidote to the damage of isolation, shaming and other risks of social media: by offering teens a space to feel less alone and stigmatized, and part of a caring community.
“This story is 5,000 years old, and yet it’s the most modern one as well.”
When I was a sixteen-year-old at Beverly Hills High School, I was suffering from acute depression. I just didn’t know it. And neither did anyone else.
Il Bronzino’s magnificent portrait of Marie de Medici hangs in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy.
Berney, who is associate rabbi and director of lifelong learning at Leo Baeck Temple in Los Angeles, knows how important it is to for kids to become engaged with their Judaism from a young age.