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Arts & Life
High Holidays Recipe: Spiced Lamb and Butternut Squash Burekas
Burekas are an easy appetizer to throw together using store-bought puff pastry. If you don’t like ground lamb, substitute ground beef. You can also make a vegetarian version by using tofu or feta cheese with the squash.
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Beauty Beat: Pucker Up! It’s All About the Lips!
This season’s hottest hues run the gamut from sheer pinks to peaches, mauves to mochas and burgundies to black cherries.
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A Bukharan Jewish couple posing in coats lined with ikat weaving. (Courtesy of the Israel Museum/Mauro Magliani)
When Jews Wore Burkas: Exhibit Showcases Unexpected Jewish Fashion
What does a full-body cloak associated with Islam have to do with Jewish fashions?
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From our October cover: Ron Matz, Jerry Coleman, Deborah Weiner, Rhea Feikin and Max Weiss (left to right)
On The Record: Jewish Media Stars in Our Midst
What really makes this core group shine is their seemingly innate desire and ability to connect with their audiences, whether in TV or print, on the radio or online.
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Deborah Weiner, ‘You Really Have To Be Empathetic’
“We have to remember the humanity behind the violence in the city,” Weiner says, her mile-wide smile fading as her eyes widened. “You really have to be empathetic to be in this business to make a difference. You have to care about the news.”
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Max Weiss, film and pop culture critic and managing editor of Baltimore magazine (Photo by Evan Cohen)
Max Weiss, ‘It’s An Honor’
Having worked for Baltimore magazine for more than two decades, Max Weiss probably knows as much or even more about the city than your average native Baltimorean.
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Rhea Feikin, ‘Be Yourself’
Feikin’s TV career has brought her the most acclaim, as evidenced by several awards, most notable being her induction into the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ Silver Circle.
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Ron Matz, ‘Crazy, Wonderful Ride’
Sheer luck doesn’t lead to a successful TV career covering some of the biggest local news stories of the time, like Pope John Paul II’s visit to Baltimore in October 1995 and Hurricane Isabel in September 2003.
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Jerry Coleman, ‘Serving the Fans’
“I rarely ask irrelevant questions,” he says. “I know what the fans want.”
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Sharon Salzberg Says ‘Real Love’ is More Than ‘Thunderbolts and Moonbeams’
An author of 10 books, Sharon Salzberg, 65, said “Real Love” is the culmination of her “lifetime exploration of love.” But she said the impetus for writing “this particular book” came from a line she heard in the 2007 movie “Dan in Real Life”: “Love is not a feeling, it’s an ability.”
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