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Personality
Andrew Zimmern and His Grandmother’s Potted Chicken
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Adeena Sussman
The Travel Channel TV star is a well-respected presence in the food world and a world-class raconteur, lecturer and writer.
Arts
Exhibit
An Early Feminist Artist and Icon
Florine Stettheimer's flamboyant and colorful canvases depict a moneyed society filled with art-world luminaries.
Arts
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Fathers and Sons in Hasidic Brooklyn
by
Curt Schleier
'Menashe' is a film about love and single parenthood, set in a Hasidic community in Brooklyn.
Arts
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Now We Know: Early America Was Religiously Diverse
by
Marc Shapiro
A new exhibit on faith in the United States also describes the Jewish contribution to the struggle for religious freedom.
Arts
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A ‘Balcony’ of Their Own
by
Curt Schleier
A gentle and surprisingly funny feminist fable, 'The Women's Balcony' is perfect for those weary of superhero flicks or raunchy comedies.
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Holidays
Shavuot
The Yemenite Jewish Table
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Adeena Sussman
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Adeena Sussman
A new cookbook pays homage to the Jewish cuisine of Yemen, where chefs create magic out of little more than flour and water—on Shavuot and everyday.
Books
Fiction
Amos Oz, David Grossman, Meir Shalev and Aharon Appelfeld
by
Joseph Lowin
New works from Israel's most celebrated novelists mine the depths of gloom and optimism, revenge and loyalty, love and hate.
The Jewish Traveler
Feature
The New Jerusalem
by
Esther Hecht
Archaeological discoveries in Jerusalem periodically alter our view of the past, while new sights add experiences to the city’s already crowded palette.
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