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From Alvin Ailey to Elie Wiesel, 14 standout moments from 150 years of the 92nd Street Y

The pioneering Upper East Side Jewish cultural institution celebrates its sesquicentennial this year.

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A Queens-based Holocaust survivor remembers her real-life rescuer played by Anthony Hopkins in ‘One Life’

Hanna Slome of Flushing, 99, was one of 669 Czech children sent to Britain thanks to Sir Nicholas Winton.

The exodus story you know ‘All Too Well’ gets retold in new Taylor Swift haggadah

Get ready for Passover (Taylor’s version).

Jewish and African-American folk music traditions to entwine at the Brooklyn Fiddle Summit

The exterior of a movie theater with lights lit up at night

Under court order, Philadelphia theater screens Israeli film that it cancelled in the face of protests

Series finale of HBO’s ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ reunites Larry David-Jerry Seinfeld Jewish comedy duo

Joan Nathan, pioneering Jewish food maven, dishes all in her new autobiography

The Contemporary Jewish Museum.

7 Anti-Zionist Jewish artists pull out of California Jewish museum’s exhibit to protest Israel

Jewish tradition sees eclipses as bad omens. Many American Jews are seeking totality anyway.

Guernica editor who published Israeli writer’s coexistence essay resigns, saying she disagreed with retraction

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