Culture

Music

Playing the Gold Standards

Food

The Love-Hate Relationship With Leftovers

Film & Television

Saving the Jewish Creators of Superman

Arts

David Steinberg: A Standup Guy Who Bridges Generations

By:

Greg Salisbury

Comic David Steinberg has been making people laugh ever since he began his career with an improv troupe in Chicago in 1964. The 70-year-old makes a rare live appearance this month in New Hope.

Food

Freshly Minted: Recipes With a Spring Aroma

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Rivka Tal, JE Feature

Even if it’s still cold out, do yourself a favor and bring some mint into your home. Aside from the aroma, here are some ideas to get you cooking.

Arts

Steinhardt Collection Sets Record for Judaica Auction

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JTA

An auction of the 500-piece Judaica collection owned by philanthropist Michael Steinhardt was the "most valuable auction of Judaica ever held," Sotheby's said.

Arts

Local Collectors Showcase Self-Taught Artists

By:

Carol Saline, Inside Magazine feature

A new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art gives outsider art its due thanks to local philanthropists/collectors Shelly and Jill Bonovitz.

Global

Philanthropist Wants Polish Jewry Remembered for Life, Not Death

By:

Ben Harris, JTA

Tad Taube, a successful San Francisco businessman and philanthropist, has been directing considerable resources towards efforts to revive Jewish life in Poland, including the recent opening of the multi-million dollar Museum of the History of the Polish Jews.