Robert Kraft is a very important business man. He is the is the CEO of the Kraft Group, and the owner of the NFL’s New England Patriots. In addition, the Brookline, Mass. native has a few investments in Israel, including the Kraft Family Stadium in Jerusalem and the Kraft Israeli Football League. And now Kraft… More ▸
Apparently we are on the verge of a “Jewish Justin Bieber” apocalypse or something. At first it was Edon Pinchot on “America’s Got Talent.” Now this – a ridiculously adorable (and adorably ridiculous) cover of the Biebs’ “Baby” – “Rabbi” by the “Shepsalach.” The man behind the song (which is sung in Hebrew with English… More ▸
If you are a fan of writer Aaron Sorkin (“West Wing,” “Social Network”), you are familiar with his style – a witty, fast banter of short yet catchy lines. But how much of the material does Sorkin recycle? This amazing video offers an impressive collection of “Sorkinisms,” and I dare you not to feel slightly… More ▸
It’s pretty funny. The title reads “Facebook founder to “guest” on CCTV documentary about serious shortages in China’s police.” Zuckerberg and Chan appears at the 0:29 mark and don’t seem bothered by the presence of the Chinese officers. More ▸
We’re all talking about Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used To Know,” and rightly so: The song is awesome. The crazy YouTube sensation has had over 175 million views and if you enter the song into a YouTube search, you’ll wind up with countless amazing covers. (“Glee” has already covered the song in a recent episode, so you know it’s a hit).
Roi Lavi and the Good Guys have taken covering the song to a whole new level. Not only have they translated the song into Hebrew (which sounds possibly more awesome than the English version), but they’ve covered a cover — Walk Off the Earth’s version of the song, where six people play one instrument. With a new Middle Eastern vibe, the Hebrew version features an oud and even a high-pitched guy wearing a kippah.
Check out the Roi Lavi and the Good Guys version here:
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Jerry Seinfeld is in the running for my choice of best friend. Not only do I appreciate his reclusive response to Hollywood grandeur (ahh, woes of fandom), but he really just reminds me of all my funny Jewish boy friends. He’s got the jeans and sneakers look, the frizzy hair, and the droopy shouldered puppy… More ▸
In a recent video segment called Ask a Grown Man on Rookiemag, Paul Rudd answered some questions posed by young ladies. He looks tired, and cute, and I am sort of in love with this video. Some examples of reader queries: “Why, WHY do boys like boobs so much?” (Rudd’s answer: Because they are awesome.)… More ▸
Joseph Gordon Levitt, the key holder to my locked heart, poster boy of my adolescent bedroom, and father of my digitally altered “what would YOUR children look like?” pictures, is a funny man. So funny, in fact, that the Gregory Brothers (of Songify the News fame) gave him a guest appearance in one of their… More ▸
Three months after the whole “Tim Tebow can’t play but he triumphs in the 4th quarter because he really believes in Jesus,” and two months after Tebowing became the new planking, the Tebow bandwagon has been officially destroyed. Why? It’s quite simple: Tebow just stopped winning (though for the record I don’t even think Jesus… More ▸
Legendary (and recently dried up) late-night sketch show “Saturday Night Live” ushered in 2012 with a bang. And by “bang,” I mean hardcore suckiness. With English wizarding legend Daniel Radcliffe hosting and newcomer Lana Del Rey, producers thought the show would be a hit. Unfortunately, they forgot about their crappy writers and past musical disasters…. More ▸
