In new show, ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ creator samples the globe with famous friends
Jewish Journal
September 21, 2015
Next year in Jerusalem. At least that’s Phil Rosenthal’s plan.\n
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Mayim Bialik visited her father’s grave before Emmys
Jewish Journal
September 21, 2015
Actress Mayim Bialik visited the grave of her father before the Emmy Awards ceremo
Pharrell Williams’ concert venue in South Africa drops legal bid to fend off BDS
Jewish Journal
September 18, 2015
Organizers of a concert by American pop star Pharrell Williams have abandoned their legal action against pro-Palestinian demonstrators protesting against his presence there.
Remembering Marty Milner
Tom Tugend
September 16, 2015
Much has been written about the life — and the Sept. 6 death — of actor Martin “Marty” Milner, who starred in the 1960s television hit series “Route 66” and “Adam-12,” but the obit writers overlooked two important facts.
The Jewish writer and actor who’s ‘the voice of black America’
Jewish Journal
September 11, 2015
Danny Strong is probably most recognizable as being “that Jewish guy” on TV — he played eager adman wannabe Danny Siegel on “Mad Men” and the nerdy, perennial victim Jonathan Levinson on “Buffy: The Vampire Slayer.”
What makes a mensch? A ‘Digital Diva’ wants to know
Jewish Journal
September 8, 2015
“Our technology has exceeded our humanity,” Albert Einstein is said to have lamented.
‘Labyrinth of Lies’: One man’s hunt for forgotten Nazis
Tom Tugend
September 8, 2015
When the film “Labyrinth of Lies” opens, the year is 1958, Germany is rising from the ruins of the Nazi Reich, and its people are largely in a state of forgetfulness and denial about the recent past.
Ask Google: Who runs Hollywood? Answer: The Jews
Jewish Journal
September 4, 2015
Google says it is fixing a bug wherein users who type “Who runs Hollywood?” end up with the following search result: “the Jews.”
Portman’s directorial debut is a bitter-sweet Israeli homecoming
Jewish Journal
September 3, 2015
Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman made her directorial debut with a film sympathetic to the Holocaust-haunted refugees who founded her native Israel, but she bristles at the idea that the portrayal might be patriotic.
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