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Yes, I loved the book. But if the author was trying to communicate something to his readers aside from the violence and poverty facing Jewish immigrants, he failed.

A business owner is sick of her husband dictating every aspect of her work. Bintel says there's a one-word solution: boundaries.

"I don’t work on sitcoms anymore — my jokes are now pro-bono — but I’m emotionally grandmothered in and worry about the plight of today’s writers."

A woman sat shiva for her sister because they disagree on Israel. Bintel offers advice on whether they should reconcile.

Join us Sunday, May 21, at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan for an event about the Forward's legendary Bintel Brief advice column.

What do you do when elderly relatives are still driving at age 88 and 92? Bintel has advice on how to convince them that it's not safe.

Readers offered a flood of support for a convert who wrote the Forward's Bintel column when her ex-husband challenged her right to be Jewish.

A woman who converted to marry but just went through a contentious divorce no longer feels comfortable at synagogue — thanks to her nasty ex.

A woman severed ties with her family after the death of her father. Her sister is desperate to reconcile. But how?