Sure, we disagreed about a number of things. You liked to tote guns around and champion the 2nd amendment. You opposed Affirmative Action and became
biz posted last week about the Big Event, but to recap briefly; a group of Charedi Rabbis signed a ban for a concert featuring the
I don’t generally nitpick NY Times editorial decisions, but today’s huge [website] frontpage story has a ridiculous non sequitur too good not to share. The
As any daily comics fan knows (and I know, there are precious few of us), there’s one Jewish daily comic: Edge City. It’s not always
Have a hankering for gorgeous jewelry that represents your Jewish identity but isn’t the ubiquitous Star of David? My mother, Maita Shinefield, the co-owner of
How disappointing. In the midst of Hitchen’s new book, the NY Times best seller god is not Great, (specifically on page 55), I read the
Ever notice that Jews love spinning their music festival names off Lollapalooza. Slightly ironic, cause Lollapalooza was supposed to be the bastion for Alternative music,
Anyone into “Jewish” music runs into Tzadik’s Radical Jewish Culture label at one point or another. For me, my first encounter was Jamie Saft’s horrifying
(XPosted to McAtzilut) Criteria for inclusion: I felt it somehow added to Jewish music, or made an impact on Jewish music or Jewish listeners –
“Some women were raped. We heard about this, but only those who are not married can talk about it… It is cheap to be married
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