Culture

How the Israeli scouts became a refuge for Jewish teens in a post-Oct. 7 world

Participation in the NYC chapter of Tzofim has surged over the past two years, writes scouts member and New York Jewish Week Teen Fellow Naomi Granit.

Susan Stamberg receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Susan Stamberg, iconic Jewish ‘founding mother’ of NPR, dies at 87

A pioneering radio host, her upbringing was steeped in cultural Judaism.

Two decorative manuscripts in Hebrew lettering.

At a book-lovers’ mecca, a celebration of illuminated manuscripts from the Jewish Diaspora

The first-ever Jewish-themed exhibit at The Grolier Club details the richness of Jewish life in Muslim and Christian lands.

With hostages home, the filmmaker behind ‘Torn’ says his documentary about NYC’s poster wars remains sadly relevant

Abe Kugielsky in front of his photography.

How Abe Kugielsky’s photos of Hasidic Brooklyn ended up on display in Grand Central Terminal

In Brooklyn, a shared studio empowers Mizrahi women artists

A photo of Lukoff sitting on a couch with his hands folded under his chin.

In National Book Awards finalist, Jewish trans boy and golem team up to save the world

Austria may withdraw from hosting Eurovision 2026 if Israel is excluded

László Krasznahorkai, grim Hungarian author whose family hid Jewish roots, wins literature Nobel

On Paramount+, Apple TV, HBO and more, Oct. 7 emerges as a cinematic subgenre

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