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A 4,000-person Yiddish sing-along will take place in Central Park this summer

Part of Central Park’s iconic SummerStage series, “New York Sings Yiddish” will take place on June 14.

These NYC college students want to kickstart a Jewish arts renaissance

The new literary journal “Verklempt!” is the latest undertaking of Havurah, a hub for Jewish artists started by two NYU sophomores.

Does anime have a Nazi problem? Some Jewish fans think so.

A plot twist in the popular series “Attack on Titan” reignited longstanding debates about how Nazi characters and Holocaust-inspired storylines are portrayed in the Japanese genre.

In ‘Jewish Matchmaking,’ a diverse set of Jews experience Orthodox dating practices

Judy Blume seen in the documentary "Judy Blume Forever."

Judy Blume is having a moment. Here’s why Jewish women love her work.

In a first, Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature goes to Hebrew-language author and translator

‘Parade’ and ‘Leopoldstadt’ each nab 6 Tony nominations in a big year for Jewish Broadway

‘Parade’ star Ben Platt wears Star of David necklace as part of Met Gala costume

‘Stranger Things’ star Brett Gelman proposes to singer girlfriend Ari Dayan in Jerusalem

Disney+ series ‘A Small Light’ tells the Anne Frank story from the perspective of the woman who hid her

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