Arts and Entertainment
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Nissim Black, Kosha Dillz and Six13 all show Jews are “still standing.”
“Everyone’s a Karen,” Kanye West raps.
Jewish singer talks about fatherhood, his upcoming shows and antisemitism.
The Chosen Comedy Festival is holding a spot open for the winner of an online standup competition.
Jewish celeb credits family for success and says his career didn’t start off with a bang.
“No matter who you were, he made everybody feel special and he was always encouraging,” fellow comic Modi Rosenfeld said.
The project aims to encourage “collaboration and mutual understanding” between the communities.
Presented bilingually in Hebrew and Arabic with subtitles, “Fauda” tells the story of an elite undercover unit in the Israel Defense Forces with a focus on Israeli agent Doron Kavillio, played by the show’s co-creator, Lior Raz.
The comic gets personal in a conversation with Rachel Brosnahan of “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” fame.
In both his books and presentations, the self-described “jollytologist” uses examples from Jewish folklore and comedians, all showing how Jews have used humor to deal with adversity.
The Jewish Community Centers of Chicago is organizing concerts and educational programs to accompany the instruments played by Jews during the Shoah.
The orchestra concluded its first tour in three years with a prestigious concert in front of an appreciative crowd.
