25
Jul
Visual Moment | Camille Pissarro and the Birth of Impressionism
The first Impressionist exhibition opened in Paris on April 15, 1874 and included five paintings from Camille Pissarro.
23
Jul
Jeff Michaels: Trump Going After Establishment Elites
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Moment
“Trump’s main target was ‘establishment elites,’ not Biden.”
23
Jul
Nina Stanley: I Feel Invigorated
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“I believe the vice president puts us in a much better position. You can feel the electricity in the air.”
23
Jul
Chesky Blau: Trump Will Pull Through in the End
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“I think it is going to be harder to beat Harris than Biden.”
23
Jul
Aaron Weissman: Democrats’ Chances Go Up
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“I think that the Democrats have a much better chance of beating Trump this November as a result of Biden’s departure and her candidacy.”
23
Jul
JPVP Roundup | Biden Drops Out
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In this update, four JPVP respondents spoke about Biden’s decision, Harris’ candidacy—how it all will affect their votes this coming November.
22
Jul
Israel: Voices and Visions
As part of Moment’s Israel Vision Project, I’ve talked with about 70 Israelis from diverse backgrounds and from different points on the political and religious...
22
Jul
A Jewish Primer on Kamala + Biden meets Bibi
How do you turn a week that began with the attempted assassination of a presidential candidate, and ended with the sitting president dropping out of the race, into five points?
22
Jul
Treva Silverman, Joke Whisperer
Treva Silverman, who wrote for “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and other hits, is adored and admired by fellow comedy writers and actors alike.
17
Jul
Wisdom Project | Annette Lerner, 94, Is Ready for Her Next Artistic Adventure
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Jodi Blecker
Annette Morris Lerner first landed a prop plane at age 12. She is a gifted artist, an author, a devoted mother, grandmother and a great-grandmother many times over.
16
Jul
Live From Tamiment
The Jewish summer resort in the Poconos served as a boot camp for Broadway and launched some of the biggest names in mid-century American entertainment.
16
Jul
Book Review | Love and Fear Drove a Dogged TV Pioneer
This fascinating, dense and lengthy volume, sets Barbara Walters’s life in context with detailed descriptions of the world in which she maneuvered and the contradiction between her public and private personas.