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Read more about the article Authors Jenoff, Friedland ‘Zoom’ into Dallas

Authors Jenoff, Friedland ‘Zoom’ into Dallas

  • Post published:February 15, 2023
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

Photo: Pam JenoffAs a child, author Pam Jenoff imagined becoming the “next Judy Blume.” She is shown (left) with Blume. Feb. 22 Jewish BookFest goes virtual By Deb Silverthorn Author…

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Read more about the article Zack Bodner’s ‘Why Do Jewish’

Zack Bodner’s ‘Why Do Jewish’

  • Post published:February 15, 2023
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

Photo: Courtesy Oshman Family JCCZack Bodner at the Oshman Family JCC’s Z3–Zionism 3.0 Conference in 2018 JCC BookFest Feb. 21 will feature his ‘Manifesto for 21st Century Jewish Peoplehood’ By…

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Read more about the article BookFest is back: in-person, online events

BookFest is back: in-person, online events

  • Post published:July 7, 2021
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

Daniel Silva By Deb Silverthorn The JCC’s book festival is back, and  so is Daniel Silva, with his newest page-turner, “The Cellist.” The book will headline the Aaron Family JCC’s…

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Read more about the article Performances go virtual for theater lovers

Performances go virtual for theater lovers

  • Post published:August 26, 2020
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

Photo: Courtesy of Theatre ThreeA look at what’s to come: Green Screen for T3’s “The Immigrant. “ Bringing talent back to the community By Shari Goldstein SternAs stages went dark…

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Read more about the article Jewish Film Festival of Dallas’ show WILL go on
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Jewish Film Festival of Dallas’ show WILL go on

  • Post published:July 15, 2020
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

By Deb SilverthornThe curtains will soon rise on the 24th annual Jewish Film Festival of Dallas, with popcorn and drinks coming from the safety of viewers’ homes rather than concession…

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Read more about the article What are we watching this week?

What are we watching this week?

  • Post published:April 22, 2020
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

Photo: NetflixLior Raz as Doron Kavillio and Marina Maximilian Blumin as Hila Bashan in “Fauda” Season 3. By Susan Wilkofsky‘Dreams of Equality in 2020’Cynthia Salzman Mondell and Allen Mondell are…

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Read more about the article ‘The Prince of Egypt’ is still a good rendition of Passover

‘The Prince of Egypt’ is still a good rendition of Passover

  • Post published:April 10, 2020
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

Photo: Screen shot from YouTubeFrom left: Tzipporah, Aaron, Moses and Miriam, voice by Michelle Pfeiffer, Jeff Goldblum, Val Kilmer and Sandra Bullock, respectively, in “The Prince of Egypt.”  Classic is…

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Read more about the article This week’s television and movie recommendations

This week’s television and movie recommendations

  • Post published:April 10, 2020
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

Photo: Anika Molnar/NetflixA scene from “Unorthodox” on Netflix. By Susan Kandell Wilkofsky In the midst of my self-quarantine, I presumed I had some spare time to begin my much-needed closet…

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Read more about the article There are programs to be streamed and watched

There are programs to be streamed and watched

  • Post published:April 6, 2020
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

Photo: Courtesy of Asa Turns 13Asa Turns 13 By Susan Kandell WilkofskyStuck at home practicing social distancing? Of course you are! That doesn’t mean you can’t turn on the television…

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‘Quezon’s Game’: a high-stakes poker game

  • Post published:January 31, 2020
  • Post category:Arts & Culture

Photo: Courtesy of ABS-CBN Film At the side of Filipino President Manuel L. Quezon (Raymond Bagatsing) throughout the delicate rescue operation was ambitious U.S. Army Colonel Dwight D. Eisenhower (David…

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