What You Missed in the News: November 10 - 17
Our Top Stories this week include our 8-day Essential Hanukkah Gift Guide packed with giveaways, exclusives with Racelle Rosett, Lynn Roth, Ashley Dyke, Bo Lidegaard, and more
EXCLUSIVE: Interview With ’12 Years a Slave’ Actress, Ashley Dyke
Dyke plays Anna in Steve McQueen’s latest masterpiece, ’12 Years a Slave’.
Breakthrough Jew - Audrey Gelman
This 26-year old is a study in contrasts: self-identified nerd, political spokeswoman, 'Girls' actress, Mets fan, and much more.
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Countrymen’ author, Bo Lidegaard, Explores Jewish Survival in World War II Denmark
Lidegaard discusses his fascinating novel, one that is harrowing but ultimately tells of survival, one that has also ruffled some feathers in Denmark.
Movie Review: When Jews Were Funny
Shalom Life reviews the award-winning documentary by Alan Zweig
Theatre Review: 'The Woman in Black' Surprises and Spooks Toronto Audiences
The Lower Ossington Theatre's current production of 'The Woman in Black' plays in Toronto until December 1st
For this week's list, we look at some of the most complicated and unsettling Jewish antagonists in literature, film, and television; warning, this is not a list about Jewish heroes
Following a Nazi-style presentation held at Al-Quds, American University Brandeis ended its long-standing relationship with Al-Quds; now Syracuse University has followed suit
Lev Tahor (Pure Heart), led by convicted child abuser Shlomo Helbrans, tried to flee Quebec for Iran, but were intercepted by police in the process
The first annual 'Secret to my Success' merges Hanukkah celebrations and business networking into one fun-filled event; see inside for your chance to win two tickets
The 78-year-old grandmother is the latest victim of a disgustingly racist 'game' that sees teens punching older Jewish pedestrians
The third inductee into the Hall of Fame is legendary Olympian Mark Spitz, whose broken over a dozen records in his lifetime and holds nine Olympic Gold medals, one Silver, and one Bronze
For this week's list, we look at some of the most complicated and unsettling Jewish antagonists in literature, film, and television; warning, this is not a list about Jewish heroes
Following a Nazi-style presentation held at Al-Quds, American University Brandeis ended its long-standing relationship with Al-Quds; now Syracuse University has followed suit
Lev Tahor (Pure Heart), led by convicted child abuser Shlomo Helbrans, tried to flee Quebec for Iran, but were intercepted by police in the process
The first annual 'Secret to my Success' merges Hanukkah celebrations and business networking into one fun-filled event; see inside for your chance to win two tickets
The 78-year-old grandmother is the latest victim of a disgustingly racist 'game' that sees teens punching older Jewish pedestrians
For our last day of the Guide, Shalom Life speaks to Neal Hoffman, creator of the most trending Hanukkah action figure available these days: Moshe the Mensch
The 19 year old sophomore sat on the exam table looking at the floor. A college student with obvious charm
In 1971, researchers set up a prison in the basement of Stanford University's Psychology Department. The idea was to
As I have tried to make abundantly clear the United States is the only country in the industrialized world that
Alright, that does it.Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Americans have been willing to do their part for
A study appeared in a journal titled “Obesity” which was reported by a group from the University of Colorado. In
Sixty-five years ago today, World War II officially came to an end. On September 2, 1945, Japanese Foreign Minister
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