Joanna Landau and Michael Golden, the authors of “Ethical Tribing” address the fact that there are plenty of reasons why Israel can no longer just play defense on how it is perceived in the eyes of detail-averse media and unengaged youth.
Captain Lou Lenart was one of the non-Israeli “Machalniks” who risked their lives by quietly volunteering to start the Israeli Air Force.
Even though he’s over 100 years old, Holocaust survivor and Los Angeles resident Joseph Alexander speaks to more people in a week than most people probably do in a month.
The West Coast premiere of ‘Garden of Alla: The Alla Nazimova Story’ runs through July 23. It’s a multimedia, one-woman show about a trailblazing bisexual female Jewish superstar in the early days of Hollywood.
The “Wonder Woman” actress will be the first Israeli to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Fat Mike took the Journal on an exclusive tour of The Punk Rock Museum — and was apt to point out every Jewish-related artifact and musician.
Creator Julien Nitzberg said the show is heavily based on his love of the comedic stylings of Mel Brooks, the Marx Brothers, the Three Stooges and Abbott and Costello.
The eldest sister of the folk-rock trio Haim recruited an all-star team of musicians, including Remi Wolf, Sharon Van Etten.
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