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A History of a Pivotal Era in Palestine Wins a Top Jewish Book Prize
The book focuses on the period between 1936 and 1939, when Arabs living under the British Mandate rose up against a swelling Jewish population and the Brits in charge.
Melissa Manchester on Playing Mrs. Brice in ‘Funny Girl’ and Celebrating 50 Years in Show Business
The hit Broadway revival of “Funny Girl” opens at the Segerstrom Center this month featuring Melissa Manchester as Mrs. Rose.
Sexual Violence as a Tool of War Documented in “Screams Before Silence”
In “Screams Before Silence,” author and philanthropist Sheryl Sandberg conducts interviews with victims and witnesses of the attacks of October 7th, 2023.
Dr. Nicole Saphier on Motherhood and Jewish Advocacy
Just in time for Mother’s Day, Saphier has written a new book, “Love, Mom: Inspiring Stories Celebrating Motherhood.”
Friendship Warms the Heart of ‘The Bespoke Overcoat’
The friendship between two men in London’s Jewish East End forms the heart of “The Bespoke Overcoat,” now playing at the Pacific Resident Theater in Venice.
If You Heard What I Heard Teams Up with Matisyahu for ‘A Night of Resilience’ Benefit
On May 8, Matisyahu will be performing an acoustic concert, “A Night of Resilience,” in Beverly Hills.
Dr. Nicole Saphier Reflects on Motherhood and Jewish Advocacy
Just in time for Mother’s Day, Saphier has put out a new book called, “Love, Mom: Inspiring Stories Celebrating Motherhood.”
Oct. 7 Events to Be Depicted in New Stage Show
“October 7: In Their Own Words,” is based on interviews with survivors of the attacks.
Was Spinoza a Victim of Cancel Culture?
Baruch Spinoza’s life was a product of paradox.