TelevisionWhy Natalie Portman’s first TV drama left me bored senselessIt is packed to the rafters with Jewy things and it’s beautifully acted, so the JC’s editor-at-large should have loved it. I did notBy Stephen Pollard2 min read
TVTV review: Those About to Die: ‘an overblown mess of hammy dialogue and bloody fights’The new swords and sandals epic has a big budget – but visuals that look no better than a video game cut sceneBy Felix Pope2 min read
TelevisionYouth choir made up of Palestinians and Israelis advances to second round of ‘America’s Got Talent’Simon Cowell told the Jerusalem Youth Chorus: ‘You made something very complicated beautiful through friendship’By Eliana Jordan1 min read
TelevisionTV review: A Family Affair ‘A silly film that offers excellent escapism’By Keren David2 min read
TelevisionTV review: We were the Lucky Ones: Good series, shame about the lightingThis family drama works well, but the oppressive darkness in which it is filmed is difficult to watchBy Keren David2 min read
TelevisionKid Sister, review: How not to write a comedy about JewsI lost hours of my life this predictable, badly acted, and really very annoying seriesBy Stephen Pollard3 min read
Holocaust102-year-old Holocaust survivor is the face of Vogue GermanyMargot Friedländer is one of the best-known survivors in Germany and has dedicated her life to Holocaust educationBy Rosa Doherty2 min read
TelevisionTV review: Tokyo Vice: ‘The meticulous recreation of a very strange world’By Felix Pope2 min read
TelevisionMeet Daniel Daggers, the star of Netflix’s British version of Selling SunsetJewish estate agent who’s sold over £5bn of property adds ‘reality star’ to his list of achievementsBy Eliana Jordan3 min read
Eurovision 2024TV review: Eden took me up to Eurovision heavenIt’s always been good, but this year was specialBy Misha Mansoor 2 min read
EurovisionEden Golan’s shock progression to Eurovision final greeted with fury and delightThe Israeli singer performed against a backdrop of protests and death threatsBy Katie Grant3 min read
TelevisionTV review: Passover UK: A Jewish Journey. Late but greatSam Holder’s programme about Pesach gave me warm, fuzzy feelingsBy Keren David1 min read
TelevisionTelevision is good for the JewsAs a film about preparing for bar and bat mitzvahs comes to BBC1, Matt Baylis explains why we’re so at home on the small screenBy Matt Baylis3 min read
By Josh KaplanCurb Your Enthusiasm finale review: A rocky ending to a once-great show – and era of Jewish comedyLarry David’s Curb was one of the last great examples of Brooklyn Jewish humour3 min read
BBCInterior Design Masters’ Francesca Kletz wants to be the ‘Joan Rivers of decorating’The Jewish star of BBC One’s Interior Design Masters opens up to the JC about her identity, living in Israel, and singing Fiddler on the RoofBy Jane Prinsley4 min read
TelevisionMarried At First Sight Australia review: Love IS a drug – and I’m hopelessly addictedThis programme has destroyed my life. I’m hooked, and powerless to resist its allureBy Stephen Pollard2 min read
