For roughly a decade, from the late 1950s into the late 1960s, the long-playing comedy album was one of the most vital popular art forms in America, and arguably the most Jewish. ...

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King Henry VIII still looms large in England and worldwide. He’s a frequent visitor to our TV screens in dramas

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As a daughter of Holocaust survivors, both of whom are now gone from the earth, I have been listening all

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A tour into the new landscape of podcast-comedians—where even antisemitism jokes kill. ...

Two Jewish comedian-podcasters bump into a war. Their hard-core fans demand some jokes about it. After all, aren’t comics supposed

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Famesick: A Memoir By Lena Dunham Random House, 416 pp.   When you hear the name “Lena Dunham,” who do

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It was a rainy afternoon at a small college in upstate New York. Prospective students and families had listened all

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The new social media platform promised unrestricted content and a commitment to free speech. It didn’t expect jihadists. ...

“When you think M.I.A. is done and Satan puts a full stop, God puts a comma and says, ‘To be

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This article contains spoilers for The Pitt Season Two finale, “9:00 P.M.”   There’s an elegant symmetry running through the

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I emerged a little weak-kneed from Giant, the Broadway play starring John Lithgow as a brilliant, twisted, and ultimately hateful

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