A new book tells the story of the Jewish woman who posed as a Catholic aristocrat to save hundreds of Poles during the Holocaust.

In one of the best lines of Talia Carner’s historical novel, a character tells her granddaughter that “To be a Jewish woman is to not accept defeat.”

'Just For Us,' which is now on a national tour, helps its Jewish fans feel seen.

'One for Each Night' offers a collection of 20 stories, essays, poems and reminiscences from Yiddish, Israeli and American writers.

Family is front and center in Adam Sandler’s new film, a rather heimish preteen comedy.

Ellen Frankel's mystery series introduce readers to an intriguing new sleuth, Maya Rimon, a tough Israeli intelligence agent and single mom.

Starring Helen Mirren as Golda Meir, director Guy Nattiv’s revelatory film “Golda,” isn’t a biopic. It’s a behind-the-scenes drama concentrating largely on the Yom Kippur War.

‘How Do You Measure a Year?’ from Jay Rosenblatt captures the joys and challenges of growing up.