Rock The Torah [VIDEO]

By JewishJournal
Published on April 1, 2013

Judaism on The Mindy Project

By Abe Fried-Tanzer
Published on March 11, 2013

Seven days into Pillar of Defence- which news websites tell you the truth?

By Noga Gur-Arieh
Published on November 20, 2012

Here’s what really happened in Israel in the past couple of days

By Noga Gur-Arieh
Published on November 15, 2012

Q&A with Nikki Levy

By Ryan Torok
Published on September 27, 2012

“Don’t Tell My Mother!” creator Nikki Levy is a producer at 20th Century Fox who grew up in a Jewish household in New York — with a stereotypical Jewish mother. During a series of interviews, she described how, for her, the show’s best stories are wild without being mean-spirited, salacious but still enlightening. The following is an edited and condensed version of those interviews.

The Occupy movement hits Hollywood—at Fox Studios

By Danielle Berrin
Published on October 21, 2011

TV Military Drama ‘Homeland’ Taps Into America’s Psyche

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on October 19, 2011

[PODCAST] An Emmy Nomination for the Kosher Porky Pig: ‘Looney Tunes’ ’ Bob Bergen [UPDATE]

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on September 19, 2011

Actors play doctor in Israel during week-long tour

By Hollywood Jew
Published on June 20, 2011

Fox pulls version of Israeli sitcom

Published on May 11, 2011

Fox pulled the sitcom "Traffic Light," a version of the Israeli show "Ramzor," due to poor ratings. The show's 13th and last episode will be aired May 17. Fox bought the rights to the show, about three longtime friends and their romantic relationships, last year. Producers in Russia, France and Italy also bought the rights to the show.

Rabbis urge Fox to sanction Beck for Nazi comments

Published on January 27, 2011

A group of American rabbis is calling on Fox News to sanction personality Glenn Beck for "his completely unacceptable attacks" on Holocaust survivor George Soros.

Montauk Monster now just bones

By Adam Wills
Published on August 5, 2008

Blogs are so vicious (according to Fox News, anyhow)

By JewishJournal.com
Published on July 29, 2007

The Gold and the Beautful

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on April 21, 2005

In the promising pilot -- which one critic called "'Frasier' with boobs" -- Elon Gold proved a hilarious comic foil for the vacuous yet surprisingly insightful Pamela Anderson.

‘O.C.’: How a Young Creator Spells Success

By Keren Engelberg
Published on October 2, 2003

Josh Schwartz doesn't sleep much on Tuesday nights anymore.

That's the night his new show, "The O.C.," airs on FOX, and the weekly insomnia awaiting the public's response has become an occupational hazard ever since.

Over coffee early one morning, Schwartz, the 27-year-old who's being touted as the youngest person ever to create his own television network drama, discussed his recent starburst since the show debuted in August. "We're starting to settle now," he said, looking disheveled by design in vintage green T-shirt, powder blue cords and sneakers.

Time’s on his Side

By Michael Aushenker
Published on January 24, 2002

There's no denying that Fox's critically acclaimed "24" is a fast-moving show that, unlike other dramas, operates in "real time" -- each 60-minute episode's action literally unfolds over an hour's time.
But what series co-creator Joel Surnow never anticipated was that his rookie show would move as fast in the real world: Not even halfway through its first season,"24" was nominated for Best TV Drama and Best Actor (Kiefer Sutherland)Golden Globes.Dark horse Sutherland won over perennial award show favorites Martin Sheen and James Gandolfini.

In the ‘Company’ of Kline

By Michael Aushenker
Published on January 17, 2002

"Come and knock on my door,"began the jingle on the popular '70s ABC sitcom "Three's Company." These days, opportunity knocks on the door of actor Richard Kline.
Kline, who played smarmy bachelor Larry Dallas on the quintessential sitcom, returns this week as director of KNBC weatherman Fritz Coleman's new one-man show, "The Reception." Coleman's humorous meditation on marriage follows his and Kline's collaboration on Coleman's first production, the autobiographical "It's Me! Dad!"

‘That ‘70s Show’ Star Enters Cyberspace

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on April 8, 1999

On Fox's breakout comedy, "That '70s Show," Mila Kunis plays spoiled and sassy Jackie Burkhardt. But, in real life, she's very much a child of the '90s, down to her fascination with the Internet.