Neil Drossman, ad writer famous for his wit and wordplay, dies at 83
In one famous campaign for Teacher's scotch, the Brooklyn-born copywriter channeled the voices of Groucho Marx, Zero Mostel and Mel Brooks.
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A Jewish Democrat gave up his political career to pass New York’s abortion rights law. A new film tells his story.
"Deciding Vote" revisits the legacy of George Michaels, an upstate politician who bucked his conservative district to help make abortion legal.
Two Holocaust survivors, reunited after 80 years apart, tell their tale in a new short documentary
A Manhattan museum screens "Jack and Sam," about Polish Jews who met in a labor camp and reconnected in their 90s.
