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How George Harrison, the Beatles’ unsung hero, wrote his own ‘Hallelujah’
George Harrison playing Olympia Stadium in Detroit in 1966. Photo by Douglas Elbinger/Getty Images
By PJ Grisar
October 22, 2024
If there is a “Jewish Beatle,” it’s...
Would you put jalapeños in matzo ball soup? This Mexican Jewish cookbook says, ‘Sí’
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This writer has finally forgiven Glenn Close; whether Glenn Close cares is another story
Bruce Eric Kaplan, circa 2015, at the Paley Center. Photo by Getty Images
By Julia M. Klein
October 22, 2024
They Went Another WayBy Bruce Eric KaplanHenry...
The accordion is an instrument of sorrow and celebration — does that make it Jewish?
The accordion was invented in Germany in the 1820s and reached American shores in the 1840s. Illustration by Alex Rudin
By Benjamin Ivry
October 22, 2024
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Niloufar Taghizadeh on filming life of Iranian pop icon Googoosh
“I felt like I was 14 again. I was no longer a film director — just a girl who was a fan,” begins filmmaker Niloufar Taghizadeh...