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‘The Americans’ - Straighten up and spy write


Report: Zygier may have told Australian intelligence about Mossad ops

Suspected Israeli spy Ben Zygier may have given detailed information about his work to Australian intelligence, leading to his arrest and imprisonment in Israel, according to an Australian news program.

Producers Jami Gertz and Stacey Lubliner of “A Better Life”


Home buying options according to a Kindergartner!


Helen Mirren to Play Mossad Spy


Ari Emanuel is a superagent—on TV and in real life


Joan Hyler’s condition stabilizes

Hollywood talent manager Joan Hyler’s critical condition has stabilized, three days after she was struck by a car on the Pacific Coast Highway and nearly lost her life.

VIDEO: Extra Extra—Orit travels to Beirut


‘NCIS’ Mossad agent’s cover gets blown—she’s Chilean

In her very first episode, De Pablo established Ziva David's background and crammed in enough action to fill a full season.

Too Jewish to Play Myself

People see me as your "typical Jewish woman," and maybe it's true: I've got curly hair, opinions on every subject and I do not go camping. Plus, even after years of speech classes, I still have an identifiable New York nasality in my voice.

Deep Throat: Not a Jew

A former FBI agent who outed himself as the "Deep Throat" of the Watergate scandal is not Jewish, though Nixon and his aides believed he was. Mark Felt, 91, revealed himself to Vanity Fair this week as the best-known anonymous source of the last century.

Sol Bojarsky

A native of Los Angeles, born in Boyle Heights, Oct. 1, 1919, bar mitzvah at the Breed Street Shul, Sol Bojarsky was a graduate of Hollywood High School and UCLA.

Smuggling Jicama

"Security measures enacted after 9/11 are impeding the inflow of scientific talent that helps energize American universities.... If the red tape is not untangled soon, it could cause long-term harm to universities and high-tech industries." -- (Visa Quagmire, The New York Times Editorial, May 17, 2004)

Joan Hyler’s Class Acts

Joan Hyler sees her life in five acts. A bit like Shakespeare.

Community

U.S. Border Patrol Agent Alexander Kirpnick, 27, died in the line of duty on June 3, 1998, at the Arizona-Mexico border. Returned to Los Angeles and buried with full military honors next to his grandfather, he was a hero who died doing what he wanted to do, his mother said.

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