Dancing With The Stars - UPDATED

By Ilana Angel
Published on October 5, 2011

Dancing With the Stars from the Good Seats

By Ilana Angel
Published on October 4, 2011

Is He My Soul Mate or Just a Good Mate?

By Tamara Shayne Kagel
Published on September 15, 2011

The Zodiac and the truth behind astrology

Published on January 18, 2011

Ever so often Astrology is presented with an opportunity to explain herself and thus improve on her wisdom and service to humankind. Such occasions, alas, usually happen when her system of symbolism is under attack, usually from people who have no knowledge of Astrology and who base their dismissive notions on popular culture and misunderstandings instead of serious consideration.

Schwarzenegger making play dates with Medvedev

By Julia Bendis
Published on January 14, 2011

Stars expected to shine at Israel Film Festival

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on May 29, 2008

God Was With Us That Night in the Negev

By Daniella Kaufman
Published on August 31, 2006

This was by far the most spiritual moment in my life. I gazed up at the stars as I chanted the V'Ahavta prayer with amazing new friends, standing around the same rocks that our people had wandered past thousands of years before. My eyes couldn't help but tear up as we moved on to the Mi Chamocha, the song of freedom. At that moment I felt as though God truly was with us.

Tinseltown Backs Terror Fight—Thanks to Israel Consul General Danoch

By Tom Tugend
Published on August 24, 2006

Any Hollywood producer would give his right arm for the stars listed last week in a full-page advertisement in the Los Angeles Times.

7 Days in the Arts

By Keren Engelberg
Published on July 6, 2006

7 Days in the Arts

The Hebrascope: Signs of the Jewdiac

By Jew Girl
Published on April 13, 2006

Horoscopes

Written in the Jewish Stars

Published on December 29, 2005

We're not saying we believe any of this, mind you, but, yes, Jews, too, like to peek at horoscopes. But up until now, something's been missing -- that Jewish touch. Sure, you could count on Bubbe and Zayde to dispense career advice and to forecast general doom, but that hardly suffices. And, yes, there are always those well-meaning, pushy relatives to talk up eligible singles as the man or woman of your future.

Class Notes - A Ramah Reunion

By Julie G Fax
Published on August 25, 2005

A group of 25 campers from Ramah of California's pilot summer in 1955 returned to camp this summer to kick off a yearlong celebration of Ramah's 50 years on the West Coast. The camp officially opened in 1956.

Back then, there were 62 campers and 24 staff members. Tuition for the 10 days was set at $56.16 -- with scholarships available. Today, there are 1,275 campers at the Ojai location, just down the road from the original campsite and a four-week session costs $3,120.

Rabbi Jacob Pressman, director of the camp that first summer, and assistant director Miriam Wise were among the delegates this summer. Rabbi Daniel Greyber, current director, presented the two with an award of recognition for their service.

The alumni toured the camp and then spent the evening in a singalong with current campers. Young campers and alumni alike were touched and amazed to hear that they knew the same camp songs, some of them authored by the adult guests.

So Uncool, It’s Cool

By Teresa Strasser
Published on May 12, 2005

I favor the type of acrylic French tip nails that are considered fashionable only by midlevel porn stars.

Kids Page

By Abby Gilad
Published on September 18, 2003

Kids Page

A Cannes Boycott?

By Tom Tugend
Published on May 16, 2002

Jewish ire over a recent spate of anti-Semitic attacks in France may spread to a new battleground -- the film industry. Concerned by the attacks, the American Jewish Congress (AJCongress) is urging Hollywood stars and studios to consider France's current and past anti-Semitism before attending the upcoming Cannes Film Festival, scheduled to run May 15-26.

Aromatherapy Miracles

By Carin Davis
Published on March 21, 2002

"American Pie" star Shannon Elizabeth may appear to have perfect skin. But Michelle Ornstein knows that everyone, even stars, have bad skin days. And when they do, they turn to this Israeli-born spa owner for help.

Celluloid Heroes

Published on July 10, 1997

A Woman's Voice.