Alan Silberberg: The Bagel Who Wanted Everything
Cartoonist Alan Silberberg blends humor, food, and Jewish identity in his art.
In Cuba, late-in-life bat mitzvahs mark renewal
Cuba’s tiny Jewish community is reviving long-forgotten rituals. Two elderly women celebrated bat mitzvahs decades after restrictions once banned religious expression.
A fascinating interview with Michael Steinberger
Steinberger uncovers Brazil’s little-known Jewish history, from conversos to Recife’s 17th-century synagogue.
This Exclusive New Jellycat Is Super Jewish
Jellycat debuted a plush black-and-white cookie toy, celebrating a beloved Jewish bakery treat.
Entering motherhood — and an obsession with the works of an Italian Jewish literary hero
Writer Emily Tamkin reflects on new motherhood while reading Primo Levi’s works.
Noé Debré on making his own style of French-Jewish cinema
French director Noé Debré openly weaves his Jewish identity into his filmmaking.
Hora and salsa: Each wedding detail reflected our Jewish-Mexican-cat-loving selves
A couple blended Jewish and Mexican traditions, plus playful cat themes, to create a deeply personal wedding celebration.
This Love Fest Between Iconic Hollywood Jewish Women Makes Our Hearts Happy
Lena Dunham praised Natalie Portman as her muse while reflecting on Nora Ephron’s influence.
Inside Jewish Joy Con, the new Jewish convention celebrating pop culture and community
Jewish Joy Con is the first-of-its-kind convention celebrating Jewish pop culture, literature, and joy
Museum of London Docklands calls for iconic Jewish fashion pieces
The Museum of London Docklands is soliciting iconic Jewish-designed fashion items for its exhibition Fashion City: How Jewish Londoners Shaped Global Style (Oct 13, 2023–Apr 14, 2024).