A man’s equipment…

By Julia Bendis
Published on November 4, 2011

Paul Reiser on Playing Himself on (What Else) “The Paul Reiser Show”

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on April 8, 2011

Jerry Seinfeld, Bette Midler to headline Philly museum’s opening bash

Published on September 21, 2010

Two of the country’s most famous Jewish performers will highlight the opening of one of the most ambitious Jewish museum projects in years.

Emmy Awards: Top Ten Jewish Moments

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on August 29, 2010

Seinfeld Does Reality TV

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on July 9, 2009

The artist Elimelech, the comic David Steinberg

By Keren Engelberg
Published on February 15, 2007

Picks and Clicks

Mr. Schiff Tries for Washington

By Wendy J. Madnick
Published on April 8, 1999

I am a comedian and I have been lucky enough to have worked in my business for 20 years. This is a huge thing because most people in comedy never even work 20 days in 20 years. I have also been blessed to be part of a great group of comedians who have emerged in that time. Three of them are not just my peers, but also good friends. I both love and respect them as comedians and as human beings. Jerry Seinfeld, Paul Reiser and Larry Miller.

Payback Time

By Marlene Adler Marks
Published on May 14, 1998

You'll never find "The Cadillac," on any critic's list of top 10 "Seinfeld" episodes, but I don't care. "The Cadillac,"episode 124 in the Seinfeld oeuvre, IMHO (in my humble opinion, for those who don't use Internet shorthand), is the real thing, among the show's most authentically Jewish episodes, revealing the uncircumcised heart within a sitcom generally acknowledged to reflectonly callousness, narcissism and an urbane hipness in post-shtetl America. And, in a small way, "The Cadillac" changed my life.

Here's the plot of the show that ran February 8,1996 as a 60-minute "Seinfeld" special.

Owing It All to Jerry

Published on May 14, 1998

Elon Gold is an Orthodox Jewish comedian whoplayed an offbeat Jewish guy from Long Island on the recent WBsitcom, "You're the One." Though the short-lived series wascancelled, Gold has plenty of Jewish-themed TV and even movieprojects in the works. During a recent conversation with TheJournal's Naomi Pfefferman, he said he owes it all to"Seinfeld."