Culture

This Israeli cop comedy on Netflix is the perfect pandemic pick-me-up

“Hashoter Hatov,” or “The Good Cop,” is a delight that turns the toxic masculinity associated with police work on its head.

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Novelty socks, HD cameras, an online film fest: How Toronto Jews are keeping traditions going during the pandemic

A Facebook group is connecting thousands of helpers, and one of the continent’s largest congregations is using an array of livestream tools.

The first kosher wine in a can has arrived

Bartenura Moscato is adapting just in time for the pandemic summer.

Central Council of Jews in Germany launches ‘Meet A Jew’ project

Michael Solomonov

Michael Solomonov, Joan Nathan and more to participate in first Great Big Jewish Food Fest online

Tony Murray and Baronne Von Brandstetter attending the 57th Red Cross Ball on August 5, 2005 in Monaco. (Stephane Cardinale/Corbis via Getty Images)

100-year-old Jewish war hero is first centenarian to make UK billionaire list

Major-General Matvey Weinrub, left, and writer Konstantin Simonov on the Hallesche-Tor-Brücke Bridge over the Landver Canal in Berlin, Germany in May 1945. (From the collection of the Moscow Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center)

Moscow’s Jewish museum uploads previously unseen photos of Berlin’s Soviet occupiers

Benjamin Balint wins 2020 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature for Kafka book

Little Richard

Little Richard loved Judaism

Jerry Stiller was a mensch. He could act with the best of them, too.

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