Arts and Entertainment
News about Jewish and Israeli films, television shows, theater and other celebrity news
Apple TV+ has renewed the show, produced by the Kan public broadcaster, for a third season.
The Jewish attorneys seek Ye and find the celebrity antisemite to sack themselves.
The wildly-popular show focuses on a woman who acts out her fantasies.
As the E Street Band opens a U.S. and European tour following a long absence, Jewish “Spring-Nuts” share what it’s like to be faithful to God and the Boss.
A Jewish character in “Everything Everywhere All at Once” is called “Big Nose.”
A feature documentary titled “Who Are the Marcuses?” reveals the mystery behind a Long Island couple who made a $500 million gift to Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
“They’re afraid of the truth,” says Michael Kretzmer, director of “J’Accuse!”
The Kennedy Center Honors Event shares the Jewish comedian’s take-down of the disgraced rapper.
“The Madonna of the Middle East,” who helped popularize Mizrachi culture in Israel, ranks 186th out of the 200 greatest singers listed by the music magazine.
Tel Aviv-born Mordechi “Modi” Rosenfeld believes in humor as a hedge against fanaticism, arrogance and inability to see the self—and sees a comic’s role as a watchdog of the powerful.
“My Eight Favorite Nights” lights up the festival of freedom.
Elon Gold, Modi and Matisyahu give memorable performances.
