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(JTA) — Activists on the Jewish left celebrated over the weekend as Emma Saltzberg, a Jewish activist who helped co-found the Jewish anti-occupation group IfNotNow, extended a “Jeopardy!” winning streak

Inon Barnatan believes his greatest strength as a concert pianist is a pure enjoyment of performing.

Bringing great Jewish film to moviegoers has been the mission of the Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival for more than a quarter of a century. Yet, for the second consecutive

Artist Diane L. Silver will present a solo exhibition, “The Weight of Gravity,” at Gebert Contemporary Art Gallery in Scottsdale beginning Feb. 3 through Feb. 28. Silver is a mixed

(JTA) — Jon Stewart, who has often referenced his Jewish heritage in his humor, will be awarded this year’s Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, one of the country’s most

Seth Ettinger immediately knew how he wanted to celebrate Congregation Beth Israel’s centennial anniversary.

(JTA) — Golden Globes fans may have noticed something different this year: The annual entertainment awards were not announced on TV, and not for COVID-19 reasons.

(JTA) — This year, everyone seemed to have an opinion about how the entertainment industry views Jewish women.

(JTA) — Jewish pop-culture had quite the “Unorthodox” year.

I have two categories into which I put quality shows.