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Alan Arkin, left, and Michael Douglas star in "The Kominsky Method," the latest from "Big Bang Theory" creator Chuck Lorre. (Mike Yarish/Netflix)
Plenty of Jewish actors as well as films and shows with Jewish content made this year’s Golden Globes shortlist.
Read More“I’ve been doing it for 12 years, and there’s still a ton for me to learn,” said DJ Greg Roche. “I hope the same is true for DC101’s non-Jewish listeners.”
Read MoreThe Festival of Lights is in need of a great tune to truly capture the holiday’s message and themes.
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Dinah Winnick's "World's Best Babka" entry won the championship at the Jewish Museum of Maryland's Great Jewish Bake Off event on Dec. 2 2018. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
The contest’s categories included “fully schmeered” foods like babka and raisin bread that are so flavorful on their own that they don’t require a schmeer.
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Jason Michael Evans plays Gen. Gleb Vaganov in the national touring production of the Broadway musical adaptation of "Anastasia," which will run Dec. 4-9 at the Hippodrome Theatre.
Jason Michael Evans says the musical, which will be presented at the Hippodrome, is a mind-blowing experience.
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Don Was attends the 56th Grammy Awards at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, Jan. 26, 2014.(Christopher Polk/Getty Images)
“Heaven on Earth: Songs of the Soul” is an album that puts 13 Jewish prayers to a mix of African-inspired world music beats and calming folk melodies.
Read MoreOn Dec. 8, Lisa Loeb, 50, will perform at the Gordon Center for Performing Arts in Owings Mills.
Read More“People forget things to death in this town,” Burger said on one of our walks with a notebook and camera. “And when those things finally fall over, they say, ‘Gee, whatever happened to that place?’”
Read MoreIn her new book, author Israela Meyerstein hopes to reveal the Jewish state’s more personal and humanitarian sides.
Read MoreA book is the best present — even if it is a present to yourself.
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Jess Salomon, left, and Eman El-Husseini are seen at an Upright Citizens Brigade show in New York City. (Jenni Walkowiak)
Not many two-person comedy acts can credibly say they are a lesbian Palestinian-Jewish married couple.
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