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By Gabe Friedman / JTA As always, the Golden Globes was a coming together of some of Hollywood’s biggest Jewish talents. There weren’t many Jewish award...

You’ve seen Chanukah-time Adam Sandler before, but never like this. Actually, though the latest from the Safdie brothers, Josh and Benny, opened nationally on Christmas...

By Emily Burack / JTA Warning: Mild spoilers follow. “The Irishman,” Martin Scorsese’s latest organized crime epic, recently became streamable on Netflix. Even if the significant digital...

On a recent snowy afternoon, Tony Shalhoub is drinking tea in a room at the Whitby Hotel in Midtown Manhattan. He’s in the midst...

This holiday season, the Hallmark Channel added two movies with Jewish characters to its lineup. And that won’t be the only new milestone this winter...

For the first time in its 39-year history, the Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival — also known as Fall Fest — will take place...

In one of the rare moments in “The Spy” that aspires to a little bit more than a straightforward spy drama — a perfectly...

Abbi and Ilana are two young Jewish women. They’re best friends, living in New York City and going on wacky adventures. One day, they might...

There’s a tradition of making fun of Hitler and the Nazis that dates to World War II — Charlie Chaplin’s “The Great Dictator” opened...

By Stephen Silver / JTA It’s well known that the celebrated filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen come from a Jewish family in St. Louis Park,...