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Showtime’s president of entertainment is a cantor on the side. He’s had to adapt to singing on Zoom.

Gary Levine, a lay cantor for his Los Angeles synagogue since 1995, was interviewed by The Hollywood Reporter for a series on living in lockdown.

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A poster promoting a benefit for COVID-19 victims in Israel. (Migdal Ohr) concert by

Jewish music stars to hold Lag b’Omer benefit concert for Israeli COVID-19 victims

Yaakov Shwekey, Ishay Ribo and Mordechai ben David will sing together for the first time at a livestreamed performance.

Liberty Heights

‘Liberty Heights’ perfectly captured midcentury American Jewish life. It’s free on YouTube.

Now there’s no excuse not to watch Barry Levinson’s classic film about a Jewish family in Baltimore and the racial tensions of the 1950s.

Many people are having their conversions to Judaism delayed during the pandemic. Others are going ahead with them in creative ways.

Pedestrians walking outside the Jewish Museum of Munich on March 24, 2007. (Wikimedia Commons/Maximilian Dörrbecker)

Jewish museums in Munich and Vienna announce plans to reopen this month

How Tel Aviv creatives made art out of the coronavirus crisis

Julian Edelman

Patriots’ Julian Edelman is helping raise money for Holocaust survivors

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Taika Waititi to write and direct new ‘Star Wars’ film

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My kid’s Jewish summer camp is canceled. Now what?

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Israeli musician DOV is telling queer stories through gentle electronica

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