As we twirl our dreidels this Hanukka, the turning tops might remind us of the new directions our country may spin under the leadership of our recently

Enthusiasts of literature geared to young readers from preschoolers to teens will have much to celebrate as they turn the pages of the newest publications.

Theater 13, A New Musical Former New Yorker Evan Goldman, the hero of 13, calls his upcoming bar mitzva “the Jewish Super Bowl,” and musical

Back in the days of the Holy Temple, the miracle of the oil—a one-day supply lasting for eight—didn’t involve canola oil. Rather, it was olive

A Glass You Won’t Want to Stomp on What is the flavor of Hanukka? If you asked designer Lolita, her answer would be 1 part

Editor’s Note: Our October cover story, “The Music Man,” focused on the musical legacy of Shlomo Carlebach. We mentioned the controversy surrounding his behavior toward

Just as 9/11 thrust American fire-fighters into the spotlight as never before, so did the Second Lebanon War highlight the efforts of Israel’s fire brigades.

While the financial crisis has caused justifiable anxiety, many of us make the anxiety worse by focusing on short-term uncertainties, like what the stock market