Talya Zax
LISTEN: Regina Spektor’s Hamilton Mixtape Track is Absolutely Dreamy
Spektor’s take on “Dear Theodosia” for “The Hamilton Mixtape” is definitely ear candy.
Are We Actually Celebrating Woody Allen’s 81st Birthday?
Based on our recent coverage of him, we’re not so sure.
Susan Faludi’s ‘In The Darkroom’ Named To NYT 10 Best Books Of 2016
Last summer, Faludi told the Forward the memoir had helped her create a “grownup” relationship with her father.
‘She Loves Me’ Hits The Screen, And 8 Other Things To Read, Watch, And Do This Week
Whether you love musicals, soul-searching journalism, or Mel Brooks, we have the right pick for you.
WATCH: Samantha Bee Plays Most Depressing Jewish Board Game Of All Time
Nothing says “good times” like a board gamed based on Spain’s expulsion of the Jews, right?
WATCH TONIGHT: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Pays Tribute To Elie Wiesel
Will a charged political environment change the way we think about Wiesel’s legacy?
Descendants Of Jewish WWII Refugees Reunited With Long-Lost Painting
The painting is one of 2,000 that France declared “orphaned” after World War II.
Jonathan Safran Foer, Deborah Levy And More Make NYT Notable Books List
The Jewish authors on the list included a finalist for the Man-Booker Prize and the author of a stunning debut novel.
During Fraught Immigration Debate, Tenement Museum Pushes For Inclusiveness
The Museum, which explores immigrants’ contributions to American society, has a surprising strategy for addressing current tensions over immigration.
Wonder Boy Michael Chabon Grows Up in ‘Moonglow’
Michael Chabon’s haunting new novel “Moonglow” marks a departure for the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay.” He tells us why.
