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New ad in Jewish Journal shows Sherman with Netanyahu, Barak; family photo not included
[UPDATE] Gibson’s Maccabee film on hold; screenwriter calls Mel “Jew-hater,” Gibson responds
Jeffrey Dean Morgan on playing a Jewish hotelier
An Open Letter to Bethenny Frankel
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Award to recognize Jewish Journalist’s 50-year career
The year was 1960. Tom Tugend, living in Israel and working as the temporary head of the Weizmann Institute of Science’s public relations department, had to make a choice: keep his job or return to Los Angeles to a UCLA job he’d had before moving to Israel.
Day 715 - Murder at a Purim Feast
Berman, Sherman, Reed debate
My Pastrami Mama: The complete first season
The Jewish Journal announces iPhone/Android apps
The world of Jewish news is now available for both the iPhone and Android.
Big Sunday’s day of community service commemorates 9/11
Jewish Journal names new president, publisher
David Suissa, a marketing guru, writer and community leader, has joined TRIBE Media Corp. as president of TRIBE and The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles.
The Circuit: 50 Years of Service, 25 Years of News
TRIBE Media Corp. honored board chair Irwin S. Field’s 50 years of community leadership and The Jewish Journal’s 25th anniversary during a gala at the Beverly Hilton on April 17.
Prince William and Kate Middleton’s Royally Jewish Wedding
Brooke Shields and the Jewish Girls of “Girls Talk” [SLIDESHOW]
EVENT: Have Jews given up on the Ten Commandments?
James Franco’s Mother
The Jewish Star of “Justin Bieber: Never Say Never”— Scooter Braun [VIDEO]
Meet the “Parents” of Little Fockers
Golden Globes 2011: The Jewish nominees
Israeli Actress Liraz Charhi in “Fair Game” [VIDEO]
The Social Network
If you’ve ever heard me give a speech, you’ve heard me tell this story. It’s a good one, with the added quality of being true.
Jesse Eisenberg and “The Social Network”
Emmy Awards: Top Ten Jewish Moments
Top Ten Celebrity Moments: Chabad Telethon
The Filmmakers Behind “The Extra Man”
Paul Rudd on “Dinner for Schmucks”
The Scribes of “Dinner for Schmucks”
Los Angeles Times Spotlights The Jewish Journal
Ben Stiller’s Greenberg
William Hurt on producer Arthur Cohn
Oscar Watch: “The Hurt Locker’s” Mark Boal
Sundance Wrapup: A Shabbat Completed and A Film Unfinished
Live from Sundance: Joseph Gordon-Levitt With Tattoos
Live at Sundance: A Palestinian Woody Allen
Live at Sundance: The Fabulous Joan Rivers
Live at Sundance: Jesse Eisenberg as a Hasidic drug mule
Live at Sundance: A Douchbag and a Mensh
Live at Sundance: James Franco Howls
Day One at Sundance: Live From Park City
Adam Lambert: The Jewish Mother Interview
Top Crazy Basterd Moments from Tarantino’s “Inglourious Basterds”
Jeff Garlin Can’t Curb His Enthusiasm for the Farmers Market
Forgive me Godbeat: A brief farewell to journalism
Harry Potter and the “Half-Blood” Jews
Torah Slam 2 Asks ‘What Is a Good Jew?’
If you want to rattle an auditorium full of Jewish kishkas just before Pesach, ask the question “What is a good Jew?”
What is a good Jew?
Roger Cohen’s Dialogue with the Iran Jewish Community
There was no clean knockout when New York Times columnist Roger Cohen faced off against some 400 members of the local Iranian Jewish and Bahai communities last week, but spectators were treated to some vigorous rhetorical sparring and nimble footwork.
It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane—Oy Gevalt, It’s a Jewish ‘Watchmen’
And in fitting with “Watchmen’s” trademark plot twists and surprising revelations, “Watchmensch” has one of its own: Although it’s crammed with Yiddish dialogue, Jewish in-jokes and black hats, its creator isn’t Jewish.
LIVE VIDEO TONIGHT: A Dialogue with Roger Cohen and the Iranian Jewish Community
Friedman, Karatz Criminal Charges Rock L.A. Philanthropic Community
On March 4, Bruce Friedman, a Sherman Oaks-based mortgage banker, was charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with orchestrating a $216 million real estate investment fraud.
Ex-AIPACer Suing Former Employer for Defamation
Steve Rosen, the former AIPAC foreign policy chief charged with receiving classified information, is suing his former employer for defamation, JTA has learned.
New TV series Updates David, Goliath and Saul
HOLY HADASSAH! France’s First Lady Honored by Women’s Group
The Stem Cell Slippery Slope Fallacy
Jewish Group: Long-Awaited Bashir Arrest Is a “Window of Opportunity”
Symposium at UCLA pours on the anti-Israel hate
Patriotic Extortion
Final Day at Sundance: The Israelis
Day Seven at Sundance: The Palestinians
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