By Grant Feller
We talk to the newspaper editor whose 2002 investigation into a child abuse cover-up by the Catholic Church has been made into an award-winning film
By Stephen Applebaum
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He's one of the best-known unknown actors in Hollywood. Stephen Tobolowsky talks about being that actor everyone recognises and his stand-up show at JW3
Sorkin, who comes from a middle-class Jewish family from Scarsdale and started out as a playwright, is at the top of his game
By Jennifer Lipman
Cinema's great pairing extend their hot streak in the Cold War
By Brigit Grant
Last week, the Writers Guild of America announced the 101 funniest screenplays ever written and gave the Jews good reason to kvell from ear to ear.
Terrifying journey to justify a Nazi past
Getting people to open their wallets for a first feature is never easy.
The Dame gives this lady a van-tastic portrayal