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Mazal tov to Mel Brooks: The 100-year-old man
Brooks, best known for directing irreverent films that became comedy classics, including The Producers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, and Spaceballs, was born in Brooklyn on June 28, 1926.
Sandra Bernhard joins cast of 'The White Lotus' for upcoming season
Jewish actress Odessa A’zion pushes back after IDF T-shirt controversy: ‘Not a zio!’
Jewish producer Lawrence Bender talks antisemitism in films and Red Alert - interview
Marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day
There are several factors that help explain why the prosecution of Nazis is still ongoing.
Harvey Weinstein's motion for criminal case dismissal denied
The accusations led to the #MeToo movement in which hundreds of women have publicly accused powerful men in business, politics and entertainment of sexual harassment and abuse.
Jeremy Piven bringing standup act to Israel
Comedian and actor accused of sexual assault will perform in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv in January
Five Israeli actors making their mark on Hollywood
In acclaimed films and popular TV shows, Israeli faces are popping up all over the place.
Natalie Portman to play identical twins ‘Dear Abby’ and ‘Ann Landers’
Actress to also direct film about Jewish advice columnists
Gal Gadot speaks out against U.S. child separation policy
"This picture breaks my heart... Can you imagine how this little girl feels? How scared she is..?"
Scarlett Johansson to play German mom who hides Jewish girl from Nazis
"Jojo Rabbit" centers on a young German boy who finds out about his mother’s heroism.
Following sex scandal, Weinstein Company to file for bankruptcy
The board had "no choice but to pursue its only viable option to maximize the Company's remaining value: an orderly bankruptcy process."
Gal Gadot to present award at Oscars
Gadot will join other Oscar presenters including Oscar Isaac, Lin-Manuel Miranda,Viola Davis, Jennifer Garner, Greta Gerwig, Tiffany Haddish, Tom Holland and Emma Stone.
Drake gives away almost $1 million in 'God's Plan' music video
Drake, 31, called the video "the most important thing I have ever done in my career."