‘The music saved us’, say pop group As1one, who arrived in LA to record their album the day before October 7
The Yellow Brick Road is paved with Jewish talent for one of this year’s biggest film releases
The formerly ‘hedonistic’ cannabis company owner has shifted his focus onto spreading Jew hatred and conspiracy theories to his millions of social media followers
A two-minute SNL sketch about an NYC assemblyman’s unfortunate mash-up of names has given him a turn in the limelight
With release of new biopic about Jewish visionary who discovered the Beatles, the JC reflects on his short but triumphant life
Shuls will be trying to find a balance between our obligation to celebrate and remembering those in captivity
Israeli playwright Gur Piepskovitz’s upcoming work explores themes of otherness and self-discovery
Hiding in her safe room for 12 hours, Rachel Fricker, 70, survived the Be’eri massacre with her family and her faith
The ‘Iron Nation’ fund putting steel back into Israel’s start-up economy
Be strong, be unified: What I learned from fighting in Gaza
Israel’s tech chiefs: We will come back even stronger
An Israeli director debuts with a film shot in a kibbutz ravaged by October 7
BagelFest creator Sam Silverman turned his passion for bagels into an event with something for everyone
Chris Ryan, who was part of the ‘Bravo Two Zero’ escape in Iraq, says UK army should send advisers to help IDF
In the face of climate change and man-made conflict, Faygle Train of the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel explains how the organisation provides a space where all communities unite to reconnect with wildlife
The very Jewish team went viral after their performance on the hit BBC show on Monday night
Film student Elizabeth Leff wrote and directed the comedy short Nonprofit based on her experience working for a Jewish nonprofit in Washington DC
This was the second night featuring the Mercury Prize-nominated indie-folk artist
Tom Reuveny, who took gold in the windsurfing at the Paris games said that he was spurred on by the haters
Planning your trip to the Edinburgh Fringe? From stand-up bagels to the last word in maternal advice, here are the gigs you need to know about
It’s a masterpiece but to what extent is the Fleishman is in Trouble follow-up also a comment on Jewish Americans becoming increasingly removed from their immigrant roots? The hit novel of the summer gives us plenty to consider
As my youngest leaves primary and the schlepping stops, I want it all back
Gila’s Way and Jami are providing the Jewish community with tools to prevent suicide among young people – and how to respond if it happens
In a challenging landscape for LGBTQ+ Jews, Sapphic Shabbat is bringing queer women and non-binary people together
Jack Schlossberg is JFK’s only grandchild, and could one day be the first Jewish president – but how Jewish is he?
The composer of Wicked, Stephen Schwartz has a new production opening in London – can The Baker’s Wife finally put its troubled past behind it, 50 years on? John Nathan meets the greatest living composer in contemporary musical theatre
The MP for Tottenham has backed the ICC’s arrest warrant for Netanyahu and called for the proscription of Iran’s IRCG
Working to combat antisemitism as Second Gentleman has “driven me a lot closer to faith,” Doug Emhoff said
As Equality, Diversity and Inclusion spread in the corporate world, two professionals are seeking to bring Jews into the conversation
The JC hears from Ireland’s advocates for the Jewish state
Sara Glass shares her remarkable journey from Chasidic wife to gay therapist
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