January 17, 2017
12:16 pm

Morito: Faraway flavours in a cosy secluded setting

A Hackney cafe full of bold flavours and bursting with colour and spice creates a cosy, secluded setting

By Sharon Feinstein

January 17, 2017
11:43 am

Frederick’s: Family-run with an old-school charm

Sharon Feinstein visits a ‘home-from-home restaurant’ in Angel that has kept its winning formula for 50-years

By Sharon Feinstein

December 28, 2016
2:30 pm

Review: Mr Popper’s Penguins ****

West End producer Kenny Wax and Pins and Needles Productions have come up with an enchanting alternative to panto season

By Fiona Green

December 28, 2016
1:28 pm

Steven Spielberg ‘stood in awe’ of Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher

Award-winning director leads the tributes for Princess Leia actress, 60, who died on Tuesday

By Francine Wolfisz

December 27, 2016
6:52 pm

Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher dies aged 60

The star known for playing Princess Leia in the 1977 sci-fi blockbuster was taken ill on a flight from London and passed away on Tuesday

By Jewish News reporter and JTA

December 21, 2016
5:17 pm

Michael Rosen: ‘We’re Going On A Bear Hunt is utterly amazing’

Author Michael Rosen speaks about the animated version of his popular book, made by the team behind The Snowman

By Francine Wolfisz

December 19, 2016
9:31 am

Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor has died aged 99, ( Photo credit should read: PA Wire)

Hollywood actress Zsa Zsa Gabor dies aged 99

The Hungarian-born Jewish star passed away in her Bel-Air home after suffering a heart attack

By Jewish News reporter

December 15, 2016
3:43 pm

Kovi Konowiecki puts Orthodoxy in the frame

Footballer-turned-photographer’s mesmerising portraits of Orthodox Jews have gone on display at the National Portrait Gallery

By Fiona Green

December 9, 2016
9:24 am

Hollywood veteran Kirk Douglas celebrates 100th birthday

The American star born as Issur Danielovitch has racked up an acting career spanning seven decades

By Jewish News reporter

December 5, 2016
9:17 am

Simon and Garfunkel at the height of their fame

Within the sound of Simon

Author Peter Ames Carlin explores how Simon and Garfunkel came close to choosing different names over fears their given ones were “too Jewish”…

By Peter Ames Carlin

December 1, 2016
11:03 pm

1-the-west-end-cast-of-school-of-rock-the-musical-photo-credit-tristram-kenton

Shoshana earns top marks in stage debut

Budding star Shoshana Ezequiel says she is “having the time of my life” just weeks after her West End debut in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s latest production, School of Rock The Musical.

By Francine Wolfisz

December 1, 2016
11:00 pm

The Nuremberg trials, where the term ‘genocide’ was first heard

The man who invented ‘genocide’

Francine Wolfisz reviews Watchers of the Sky, a powerful documentary telling the story of lawyer Raphael Lemkin, who gave a name to mass killing

By Francine Wolfisz

November 18, 2016
9:51 am

New comedy short film: ‘A time machine is useful when speed dating’

Dating events should come with a rescue mechanism to whisk you away when you’re stuck talking to someone hideous

By Louise Scodie

November 8, 2016
8:16 pm

Wonder Woman Gal Gadot announces pregnancy

The Israeli actress announced that she was expecting on social media

By JTA

November 7, 2016
3:49 pm

Review: Amadeus, National Theatre *****

Sir Peter Shaffer’s award-winning play based on the rivalry between Mozart and Salieri is enjoying a revival

By Fiona Green

Topic: Arts

Morito: Faraway flavours in a cosy secluded setting

A Hackney cafe full of bold flavours and bursting with colour and spice creates a cosy, secluded setting

Frederick’s: Family-run with an old-school charm

Sharon Feinstein visits a ‘home-from-home restaurant’ in Angel that has kept its winning formula for 50-years

Review: Mr Popper’s Penguins ****

West End producer Kenny Wax and Pins and Needles Productions have come up with an enchanting alternative to panto season

Steven Spielberg ‘stood in awe’ of Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher

Award-winning director leads the tributes for Princess Leia actress, 60, who died on Tuesday

Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher dies aged 60

The star known for playing Princess Leia in the 1977 sci-fi blockbuster was taken ill on a flight from London and passed away on Tuesday

Michael Rosen: ‘We’re Going On A Bear Hunt is utterly amazing’

Author Michael Rosen speaks about the animated version of his popular book, made by the team behind The Snowman

Hollywood actress Zsa Zsa Gabor dies aged 99

The Hungarian-born Jewish star passed away in her Bel-Air home after suffering a heart attack

Kovi Konowiecki puts Orthodoxy in the frame

Footballer-turned-photographer’s mesmerising portraits of Orthodox Jews have gone on display at the National Portrait Gallery

Hollywood veteran Kirk Douglas celebrates 100th birthday

The American star born as Issur Danielovitch has racked up an acting career spanning seven decades

Within the sound of Simon

Author Peter Ames Carlin explores how Simon and Garfunkel came close to choosing different names over fears their given ones were “too Jewish”…

Shoshana earns top marks in stage debut

Budding star Shoshana Ezequiel says she is “having the time of my life” just weeks after her West End debut in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s latest production, School of Rock The Musical.

The man who invented ‘genocide’

Francine Wolfisz reviews Watchers of the Sky, a powerful documentary telling the story of lawyer Raphael Lemkin, who gave a name to mass killing

New comedy short film: ‘A time machine is useful when speed dating’

Dating events should come with a rescue mechanism to whisk you away when you’re stuck talking to someone hideous

Wonder Woman Gal Gadot announces pregnancy

The Israeli actress announced that she was expecting on social media

Review: Amadeus, National Theatre *****

Sir Peter Shaffer’s award-winning play based on the rivalry between Mozart and Salieri is enjoying a revival

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