The Rebirth of Philadelphia’s American Jewish History Museum
After filing for bankruptcy in March 2020, the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History reopened with a new name and clean balance sheet.
Spiritual Prep for the New Year
Leave it to this preeminent rabbi, considered the father of Mussar, to distill the essence of personal enlightenment in just one quote.
‘Who by Fire: Leonard Cohen in the Sinai’
Using first-hand accounts by Israeli soldiers and musicians, journalist Matti Friedman gives a captivating account of Leonard Cohen’s 1973 tour of Israel.
Jennifer Grey Is ‘Out of the Corner’
In a new memoir, the actress discusses her botched nose job and her work on ‘Dirty Dancing’—just in time for the film’s 35th anniversary.
A Jewish Boy’s Musical Coming of Age on Netflix
’13: The Musical’ is an engaging family musical that will make you sing, laugh and recall your tween years.
An Argentine Journalist Retraces ‘The Murders of Moisés Ville’
Long forgotten by Argentinian Jews, Javier Sinay investigates the 1947 murder of 22 Jewish farmers.
Layers of Shame and Hot Rage In ‘Very Cold People’
Sarah Manguso's debut novel is a devastating coming-of-age tale set in a fictional Boston suburb.
Dysfunctional Family Secrets In ‘The Latecomer’
Jean Hanff Korelitz’s latest novel examines what makes a family — genes, birth or cohabitation? Or is it love?
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