Robert Frank, influential photographer best known for his book ‘The Americans,’ dies at 94 The groundbreaking photos for “The Americans,” some purposely out of focus and grainy and in poor lighting, were taken during road trips across the United States in the mid-1950s funded by a Guggenheim Fellowship.
How Valerie Harper’s Rhoda embodied a very Jewish type Rhoda helped define her “shiksa” best friend, and Mary returned the favor.
Peter Sheft, financial adviser and 70 Faces Media board member, dies at 63 The New Yorker helped broker the merger between My Jewish Learning and the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.