Culture

Marcel Marceau’s Holocaust heroism is the focus of a new off-Broadway play

Starring and co-written by Jewish actor Ethan Slater, ‘Marcel on the Train’ explores the legendary mime’s early days in the French resistance.

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8 Jewish LGBTQ+ sites to check out in NYC this Pride Month

New York is chock full of places with queer Jewish history.

Borscht belt

In Brooklyn, you can party like it’s the Borscht Belt in 1963

The Neighborhood, a cultural hub for Brooklyn Jews, hosts “Catskills, BK: Dirtier Dancing,” a retro rooftop party at the Moxy Hotel in Williamsburg.

A photo of the stage of Fonatines DC at Primavera Sound.

Another Irish band airs pro-Palestinian message at festival: ‘Israel is committing genocide’

Meet Theo Von, the mega-popular podcaster who asked JD Vance about Israel’s ‘genocide’ in Gaza

When it comes to Jewish events in NYC, there’s a new theory: Go big or go home

US singer songwriter Kehlani arrives at the 51st American Music Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada on May 26, 2025.

All San Diego Jewish groups pull out of Pride festival over Kehlani performance, citing ‘serious safety concerns’

Dave Portnoy on his tirades against ‘F— the Jews’ bar patron: ‘I don’t know if it did any good’

How many American Jews are there? A global study of world religions offers a new estimate.

Aaron Lansky built a home for 1.5 million Yiddish books. Now he’s handing over the keys.

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