Behold The Borscht Ball: KulturfestNYC is Back
Are you ready for the Borscht Ball?
Today Bob Dylan Was a Man
How the anniversary of Bob Dylan's Bar Mitzvah raises a family mystery about a legend from comedy's golden era.
Chosen Film: The Sweet, Slightly-Stoned Dough
An aging Jewish baker and a small time pot-dealer combine THC and tradition in this charming comedy from writers Yehudah Jez Freedman and Jonathan Benson
Holy Cow! David Duchovny’s Barnyard Book (Ft. a Pig Named “Shalom”) is a Surprising Pleasure.
Why a book about (among other things) a pig named "Shalom" who brings peace to the Middle East is worth a second look.
From Dance to Digital, Israeli Documentaries Explore Art at SXSW
The subject matter of Ido Haar’s Presenting Princess Shaw, and Tomer Heymann’s Mr. Gaga may be worlds apart, but each film sheds light on what it means to create -- and be created by -- the artistic process.
CHOSEN FILM: Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s Sausage Party Cracks Up SXSW
The future of R-Rated comedy is in the hands of a foul-mouthed frankfurter and his foodstuff pals.
This Food Writer is Chrissy Teigen’s Other Significant Other
Adeena Sussman on her new cookbook colab
Life, Laughs, and Letters to Hitler
Our man in Berlin explores the confounding humor of the upcoming "Hitler, Herzblatt, Tralala"
We’ll Have What He’s Having: Phil Rosenthal — The HEEB Interview
What do you do after creating one of the most popular sitcoms of all time? If you're Everybody Loves Raymond's Phil Rosenthal, you star in your own food and travel show for PBS.
Folksbiene Theater Presents: ‘The Golden Bride,’ A Long Lost Yiddish Operetta Returns After 70 Years
A conversation with costume designer Izzy Fields, who reimagined the look and feel of the Golden Age of 2nd Avenue's Yiddish theater.
Raising the Bar on English Education in Israel (Sponsored by Masa Israel Journey)
A look inside the world of the Masa Israel Teaching Fellowship.
