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by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The darker sequel spotlights the machinery of demonization and the necessity for moral courage.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Behind the magic of The Wizard of Oz lies a story of Jewish pain, hope, and creativity—from its antisemitic author to the Jewish artists who transformed it into an immortal anthem of longing for home.

by Zibby Owens

I recommend these two unforgettable reads that explore love, family, and resilience.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Among Neighbors, a new film, tells their harrowing story.

by Sarah Pachter

A haunting portrait of NYC’s poster war, Torn reveals how grief, denial, and dialogue collided on city streets after October 7—turning walls into battlegrounds of empathy and division.

by Sam Bergman

Why telling Israeli fans “you are human” felt painful despite his intent for unity.

by Rabbi Dovid Campbell

From Shakespeare to Eliot, classic literature shows Jews as villains, outsiders, and visionaries—revealing how we’ve been seen, and how we might see ourselves.

by Susan Hornik

On FOX’s The Fixer, Popinsanity’s founders mixed business smarts with faith, showcasing Orthodox Jewish values to millions—while navigating high-stakes deals and national exposure.

by Susan Hornik

An exclusive look at Long Story Short, Raphael Bob-Waksberg’s new comedy about family, identity, and the Jewish moments that shape us—across decades, disasters, and dreidels.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Eliza Davis refused to accept the antisemitism of her age—and changed the course of literary history.

by Benjamin Elterman

A look at five Jewish comedians whose unique voices helped shape a changing era in comedy. Each in their own unexpected, memorable way.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Songwriter and math professor Tom Lehrer lampooned false pieties in with his comic music.

by Susan Hornik

Before Mr. Rogers, there was Shari Lewis—a Jewish trailblazer, puppeteer, and spiritual seeker—whose beloved Lamb Chop helped generations of children find joy, identity, and the magic within.

by Susan Hornik

As antisemitism rises globally, Jewish filmmakers are being blacklisted, dropped, and dismissed simply for telling their stories. But some are refusing to stay silent.

by Benjamin Elterman

Five Jewish comedy legends who reshaped the ‘90s.

by Rabbi Tzvi Nightingale

We all want to live in a world where goodness triumphs over evil.

by Benjamin Elterman

Because sometimes you need to have a good laugh.

by Eric Brand

The undead remind us of what it means to be human.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

A new thriller exposes the Iranian regime’s ruthless crackdown on athletes who dare compete against Israelis — and the courage of those who resist.

by Yariv Newman

She was the key to saving humanity. He killed to protect her. Was it justice, murder—or both? A Jewish ethical exploration.

by Benjamin Elterman

From savage satire to Yiddish boy band parodies, these comedians are blowing up on IG—and making being Jewish hilarious along the way.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Rob Kutner, who has written for “The Daily Show” and “Conan,” puts a humorous spin on Jewish facts, figures, and history.

by Ruchama Feuerman

Ten wickedly clever Yiddish curses—hilarious, biting, and too good to use (almost).

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Yuval Raphael, the 24-year-old Nova survivor is representing Israel in this week’s Eurovision contest, sharing a beautiful song about love, loss, and renewal. 

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Their new comic book is a thrilling celebration of Jewish culture with captivating stories and illustrations.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

A new documentary follows the Yeshiva University Men’s Basketball Team in a post-October 7 world.

by Susan Hornik

Seeing people she defended not stand up for the Jewish nation after Oct 7 was a sobering realization.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

With Carol Leifer’s new book, readers can learn from the comedy writer how to impress audiences at weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, retirements, roasts, and more.

by Daniel Lobell

The new movie by Salvador and Nina Litvak follows a rabbi action hero fighting to find a friend’s killer.

by Raquel

A retelling of the Purim story for the Gen Z generation.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The BBC hid Hamas links and statements in a recent documentary about Gaza. Many are defending the film.

by Susan Hornik

Marvel didn’t capitulate to the anti-Israel forces who wanted to erase the Israeli identity of this superhero, played by Israeli actress Shira Haas.

by Dr. Tzachi Fried, Ph.D.

How the underlying moral order in Yellowstone stands in stark contrast to the tenets of Judaism.

by Susan Hornik

The actor is getting rave reviews for his new film that confronts antisemitism and Jewish identity in pre-Holocaust Europe.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Honorees include Amar’e Stoudemire, Robert Berland, Gary “The Kid” Jacobs, and Leah Goldstein.

by Susan Hornik

The Jewish actor won Best Actor in a Drama for “The Brutalist,” a brilliant epic taking place in the post-Holocaust era.

by Ilan Preskovsky

Born to a fairly observant Jewish family, Dylan had a decidedly Jewish upbringing.

by Susan Hornik

The influencer is using Hanukkah to bring on the light.

by Susan Hornik

Julie Sherman Wolfe is grateful for the opportunity to bring the warmth and authenticity of Judaism to the masses.

by Raquel

Enlighten your festivities with these Hanukkah (Chanukah? Chanukkah?) memes.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

From White Christmas to Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer, Jews created much of the soundtrack of the holiday.

by Susan Hornik

A new acclaimed film tells the story of the horrific attack on Israeli athletes as it unfolded on ABC News, in front of 900 million people, on live television.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The hit musical was inspired by and warns against anti-Jewish hate.

by Susan Hornik

The actor is winning rave reviews, playing legendary producer Lorne Michaels in a film by Jason Reitman. All three are Canadian Jews.

by Susan Hornik

His new film about two cousins trekking through Poland after the death of their grandmother is getting rave reviews.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Do global protestors know they’re singing a Jewish song?

by Aleeza Ben Shalom

As a Jewish matchmaker who has witnessed the intricacies of love and identity and helped many couples navigate religious differences, here’s my take on the controversial series.

by Dan Rich

The creator of The Twilight Zone used his trailblazing series to wrestle with the moral issues of his time.

by Ziv Koren

An award-winning documentary photographer captured the devastation of communities, the resilience of citizens, and the experiences of the bereaved, offering a powerful firsthand account of a nation in crisis.