Do the Jews Need Geraldo
Rivera, 59, the flamboyant TV reporter, recently announced to the Philadelphia Inquirer and The Washington Post that he is planning to marry TV producer Erica Levy, 29, in a Reform ceremony in New York this summer.
Rivera, 59, the flamboyant TV reporter, recently announced to the Philadelphia Inquirer and The Washington Post that he is planning to marry TV producer Erica Levy, 29, in a Reform ceremony in New York this summer.
Is Jewish the new gay? That\’s how it\’s looking this season on NBC\’s \”Will and Grace.\”
Last week, before the premiere of my new show \”While You Were Out,\” I got my first big national magazine review.
Is it an Italian sensibility? Or is Raymond a crypto-Jew?
What started out as a joke between friends fast became a million-dollar goal for a retired Jewish soccer player.
Ethan Zohn emerged as the sole survivor of the third installment of the CBS reality show \”Survivor\” during the two-hour Jan. 10 finale, defeating Kim Johnson, a 57-year-old retired teacher from Oyster Bay, N.Y.
\”Uprising,\” the TV miniseries about the Warsaw Resistance, is being released in theaters Dec. 7, and on DVD and VHS Dec. 18. Some actors shared with The Journal their personal experiences on the set.\n\n
Suddenly, we find that an alternate universe shadows our world. Its inhabitants see our culture as their poison, our politics as their oppression, our freedom as their threat — The question is how we could have been so blind. Only now is most of America learning about fundamentalist Islam. Just one year ago, when then-candidate George W. Bush didn\’t know the name of President George W. Bush\’s best friend, the president of Pakistan, the public\’s response was, \”So what?\” So, this: Our blissful ignorance turned out to be deadly.
Remember Hanna-Barbara\’s \”Squiddly Diddly?\” Well, a new cartoon cephalopod has come to town, and his name is Oswald the octopus. Voicing the title character on \”Oswald,\” Nickelodeon\’s new addition to its children\’s line-up, is a Valley boy who has been a popular actor since childhood, Fred Savage.\n\n