Son of Saul by director László Nemes, an Oscar nominee for Best Foreign Language Film, represents a new model for Holocaust filmography.

The lyricist's innately cheerful attitude befits the man who, with composer Jerry Bock, gave voice to the soul of Tevye the milkman.

A new exhibit pays homage to the incredible talents of Paul Simon, one of America's most beloved and popular Jewish singer/songwriters.

The National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene is out with the musical comedy Di Goldene Kale, The Golden Bride.

Film reviews including new Claude Lanzmann documentary and Amos Oz's 'Censored Voices.'

Exhibit reviews of Andy Wahol show and early Soviet photography at the Jewish Museum in New York, and collage, mixed-media and photographic Holocaust landscapes in Houston.

Rivo, a Boston-area academic, early on sensed the imperative to preserve, store and even restore precious Jewish films that capture a world long gone.

The film follows four medical clowns in Israel, including Dush, a 15-year veteran at Hadassah Hospital.