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by Siân Gibby
A rock prince pays respect to his elders in the moving documentary ‘Echo in the Canyon.’
by Lee Michael Cohn
Moishe and Shirley Maisel epitomize the cultural stereotype of The American Jew: obnoxious, loud, and obsessed with money.
by Julia Malaga
Exposure to the closed, marginalized culture on the small screen made me realize how important it is to build bridges to the ultra-Orthodox.
by Judy Gruen
Award-winning director Taika Waititi skewers the banality of evil in his latest film.
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
A new 6-part series is testimony to the heroic and tragic tale.
Valerie Harper created an iconic Jewish character.
Rabbi Benjamin Blech
by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
It's a despicable misrepresentation of truth.
A new movie highlights how the rock legend inspired a teenager to pursue his dreams, reminding me of everything I love about Springsteen’s music.
The hit movie draws on timeless Jewish values and stories.
How could the world forget the Beatles?
The hit film delves into some meaty philosophical issues.
Moe Berg became a major league ball player and a major league spy.
by Mark Miller
Old Jews Telling Jokes is now an off Broadway production.
by Benjamin Elterman
The Disney film tackles the conflicts of self-doubt, actualizing potential and escaping reality.
by Yona Levi
What do the Jewish People and the television show “Game of Thrones” have in common?
Fans can’t get enough of this Hareidi family.
by Mark Papers
Captain Marvel is a superhero whose real strength comes from the inside. Just like Queen Esther.
A positive Jewish twist to the acclaimed new film.
Flawed and complex, Lee’s superheroes looked a lot like us.
by Keren Keet
The comedy group were equally offensive to all people.
by Richard Rabkin
According to Gerald Hartman, Jewish American artists used their comic books to urge America to join World War II to save their brethren in Europe.
by Marnie Winston-Macauley
On October 6, 1927, the day before Yom Kippur, “The Jazz Singer” electrified the audience as the first official feature-length film in sound.
A look at some memorable quotes from the most successful and prolific playwright of the 20th century.
The prolific, award-winning playwright died at age 91.
by Guardian Music
In the kitchen of the award winning, platinum selling artist and ex-chef, discussing Jewish food, life and music.
The story behind the Queen of Soul’s hit song, Respect.
A new documentary reveals Judge Ruchi Freier’s trailblazing work to establish the first all-women’s emergency medical response team Brooklyn.
Moral of the Story
by Shabbos Kestenbaum
Some Jewish wisdom from the blockbuster film.
Chief Editor's Blog
by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith
I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. The rowdy audience of millennials burst into applause when he stated, "God is real. God loves you. Believe that, I do."
The unlikely media star taught the importance of civility, compassion, and the hard work of being a good human being.
Amy Schumer’s mediocre film raises important issues about self-esteem and beauty.
How do we know which world is real and which is fake?
The true story of French Jewish brothers fighting for survival during WWII.
Who we are versus how we wish the world would see us.
by Rabbi Jack Abramowitz
The Orthodox Union and Chabad find their place in the world of super heroes.
by David Kilimnick
In Israel we don’t "wait for the green light." We honk when the light turns yellow.
The new Star Wars movie is all about family.
A new film delves into the pivotal role the great leader played in stopping Hitler.
When does humor cross the line from clever and incisive to inappropriate and offensive?
by Mitch Julis and Elliot Julis
Israel's bold creation of Silicon Island with Cornell is the best answer to the film's canard.
by Bob Bookman
Billy Wilder, consciously or not, was telling us the story of a Jew, destined to wander the world as an eternal outsider.
The story of Hava Nagila spans much of modern Jewish history.
by Jewlarious.com Staff
What do the Goonies and the Jewish people have in common? As it turns out, a lot.
by Sara Debbie Gutfreund
Look what you made me do and three other common obstacles to forgiveness.
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