“Horror Is a Pretty Ruthless Genre”: Samuel Sattin on Love, Loss and The Silent End
Author Samuel Sattin talks about his newest novel - a mash-up of small town horror, and heartfelt teenage angst.
“I’m a nice guy, but ambitious as all get out.“: Elliott Kalan in Conversation
He's gone from head writer on Jon Stewart's The Daily Show to the brains behind one of the funnest - and funniest - Marvel Comics stories in ages. Elliott Kalan chats with HEEB about comedy, comic books, and his cult podcast "Flop House"
SPOILER ALERT–FLASH OPENER BATS .500 ON JEWISH CHARACTERS
When Jewdar heard that superhero Atom Smasher, aka, Albert Rothstein, was going to be appearing on season premier of The Flash, we were pretty jazzed. Until...
Oh, You Haven’t Played Bernie Sanders’ Old Video Game Yet?
Haven't you always wanted a video game starring an avuncular Jew?
Coming to New York Comic Con: Putting the DSM-V in Arkham
Lots of people struggle with mental illness, and most of them don't go around trying to poison the water supply of major metropolitan areas. Indeed, many of them go on to do some remarkable things.
5775: The Jewish Year in Books
With 5776 upon us, we look back at the past 354 days' best novels either authored by Jews or beloved by one.
Broad City‘s Abbi and Ilana: Jews Just Like Yous (Yom Kippur Edition)
Plenty to atone for.
The Biblical Appeal of Jack “King” Kirby: Arlen Schumer in Conversation
From New Gods to punching Hitler, we chat with historian and designer Arlen Schumer to find out what made Jack Kirby the king of comics.
Lil Dicky Leans Into Stereotypes, and Makes the World’s Most Extravagant Music Video for Free
The star-studded "$ave Dat Money" features fast cars, big homes, and beautiful women, all while costing the "Jewish Flow" rapper a whopping zero bucks.
Oh God, Brace Yourself for the “Mensch on a Bench” Movie
Haven't our people suffered enough as it is?
Forget Your Pop Parodies, Here’s The Rosh Hashanah Anthem for 5776
It's been 45 years since Mel Brooks gave us the only Rosh Hashanah song we'll ever need.
Kim Davis: Contemptible
Kim Davis's conservative supporters are right about one thing--this has a lot to do with values. But what are those values, exactly?
