Newlyweds in TV land

By Mrs. Shoshana F
Published on February 25, 2008

Reality radio goes kosher

By Orit Arfa
Published on February 1, 2007

"In religious communities, especially the Charedi communities, people don't have televisions at home. Whereas a secular person comes home after work and turns on the TV to watch news, a religious person comes home and turns on the radio," said Ido Lebovitz, CEO of Radio Kol Chai.

Solo Loeb Seeks a Duet—on Camera

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on January 26, 2006

On her new E! reality TV show, "No. 1 Single," which premiered last week, singer-songwriter Lisa Loeb hesitantly typed her personal profile into an online matchmaking service.

Heads Carolina, Tails California

By Shoshana Lewin-Fischer
Published on January 20, 2005

Are you part of an outgoing, talkative, loud Jewish family? And are you looking for a new place to live? And are you dying to have the whole experience air on national TV?

Then consider applying for the WB's upcoming "The Relocation Show." The new reality show (produced by RDF Media, the British production company that created "Wife Swap"), helps make the process of selecting a new place to live slightly less daunting and will move the family anywhere in the 50 states, including Hawaii.

Lessening Reality’s Bite

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on October 16, 2003

After his 1996 arrest on drug-related charges, a handcuffed John Lehr sat in the back of a squad car, tripping on LSD. "This kid just stopped and stared at me, and suddenly I saw myself through his eyes," said the actor, who hosted the reality show, "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me out of Here."