Issues

Allen Salkin explores a subculture obsessed with dragging big-time athletes out of the Jewish closet.

Remember the good old days when we wouldn‘t touch right-wing Plutocrats and Christian Fundamentalists with a 10-foot pole? Well, times have changed, and Esther Kaplan asks what to make of our new best buddy, George W.

_(excerpted from original article)_ Kushner's combination of exacting political analysis and broad artistic vision first earned him wide acclaim in 1993 and 1994 with his play _Angels In America_. That massive...

Some of the biggest names in hip hop are Jewish—just not the ones on stage. Matthew Cowan investigates.

Say what you will about Perry Farrell—the drug use, the flakiness—but it's hard to deny his place on many a high school soundtrack. Jane's Addiction was the music to which we drove around town aimlessly with ou...

We are sorry to inform you that blonde dye jobs, anorexia and waxing have been asked to leave the premises. Sara Press captures the sexy jewess in all her glory.

They say that all humor essentially comes from the ghetto, the scrap heap, the margins. So now that we‘ve arrived at the center, are we still funny? Joshua Neuman investigates.

Yeah, he's a disgusting, loud-mouthed pornographer. But Al Goldstein is, if not always palatable, at least entertaining. Mike Edison sits in on Al's harassment trial.

_(exerpted from original article)_ Todd Solondtz's timid nasal voice sounds like every hackneyed black comedian's Lame White Guy impression. He wears big, thick, green-rimmed glasses that beckon schoolyard bul...

No terry cloth and sun visors for us, thank you. The divas of South Florida, photographed by Naomi Harris.