In The Bridge Ladies, Betsy Lerner undertook the daunting project of chronicling the lives of five octogenarian Jewish women who have met every Monday for over 50 years.

Biographers of Woody Allen face two challenges: interpreting Allen’s film career and assessing the impact of his personal controversies.

Advanced Style, both the blog and books, shares photos of the flashy, the classy, the colorful and the eclectic “elderhood” around the world.

Included in this Passover compendium is the image and background of the oldest surviving illuminated Ashkenazic Haggada, created in 1300.

This year's batch of new Haggadas includes four noteworthy volumes.

Author Adina Hoffman goes beyond writing history and biography to bring the three architectural visionaries of the holy city, their dreams and their works, vividly to life.

Ironies abound in this remarkable story, and 70 years after the end of World War II, the hunt for lost art like the Orpheus Clock goes on.

Given Poland’s denial of the mass murder in Jedwabne, journalist Anna Bikont’s new investigative work, winner of a National Jewish Book Award, is especially important.