Chillent sounds like they can be the coolest chassidishe wedding band in the land or open a jamband festival featuring the likes of Phish, Gov’t Mule, and Blues Traveler.
A review of a book about Churchill's secret warriors who gave birth to modern black ops.
Merlino's portraits tell the human story in all of its gutter and glammer and all the pitted macadam between. Each fighter struggles -- sometimes against tremendous obstacles -- for the glory of triumph.
Israeli director, Avi Nesher, talks about how the trauma of the Holocaust is still impacting Israeli life and why he chose to make a movie about it.
Matthue Roth reviews the Benjamin Stein novel "The Canvas."
Rachel Kann's new children's book reminds us all to remember that we sparkle inside.
A discussion with the creator of the Misaviv Hebrew Circle Calendar.
Bentzi Avtzon’s documentary, The Light Of Fire, shows both the destructive and transformative power of fire.
It is always an interesting experiment to go to Art Basel in Miami with the intent of discovering contemporary Jewish art. The odds are good that there will simply be nothing to report on.
Maxwell Bauman's irreverent humor caters to Jews who appreciate irreverent weirdness.
