Famous jews

In the first celebrity conversation of the day, award-winning actor Julianna Margulies said “it is shocking” how few members of her industry have spoken out against antisemitism.

"Maestro,” a biopic about Leonard Bernstein starring and directed by Bradley Cooper, took heat for months over its non-Jewish star’s use of a prosthetic nose.

Paul Reubens, the actor who played Pee-Wee Herman, died at 70 overnight after a years-long battle with cancer.

Drescher is hoping that the same chutzpah will translate into a better deal for actors who say they are not being fairly paid for work that streams online.

Aharon Ariel worked as a journalist whose assignments, according to his granddaughter, included the trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann.

Handler created Barbie in 1959, when many Jews were wrestling with the concept of assimilation.

On the occasion of the holiday, we asked Chat GPT to choose well-known personalities from a variety of categories and ask each of them questions.

Last year, 17 Jewish players appeared in a game — a likely record. This season, the number could be even higher.

These well-known Jewish icons leave outsized legacies on politics, the arts, sports and everything in between.

Depp's new film will chronicle the life of the artist whose portraits and sculptures of Parisian women made him the toast of the early 20th century art world.

Although Piven's lifelong passion had been to draw faces, he fell in love with his own distinctive technique and all that came with it.