admin | January 4, 2022
Tech investors know what a roller coaster ride that sector can be. A sector that exemplified the highs and lows in 2021 was cybersecurity stocks. Many of these stocks were outperforming the broader market for a good part of the year.
admin | January 1, 2022
(JTA) This year, everyone seemed to have an opinion about how the entertainment industry views Jewish women. The comedian Sarah Silverman and others openly inveighed against what she deemed Jewface, or the trend of casting non-Jewish actresses as (Ashkenazi) Jewish women; a plotline on this years Curb Your Enthusiasm season mocked a similar idea by having Larry David cast a Latina actress as a Jewish character on a show about his childhood.
admin | January 1, 2022
Start your day with LAist Sign up for the Morning Brief, delivered weekdays. In one form or another, you can find those delightful morsels known as dumplings in countries and cultures around the world
admin | January 1, 2022
It should have been a relaxing summer lunch with my maternal first cousins and their spouses, but instead, my mind was racing. I needed to ask a question that had been on my mind for months and I could not wait any longer
admin | December 18, 2021
There has been a lot of discussion lately about the coinage Latinx, which violates the rules of Spanish grammar, and is rejected by 98 percent of Hispanic Americans polled. Our friend and former colleague Matt Yglesias, who is of both Latino and Ashkenazi Jewish heritage, has written a very astute essay suggesting that the imposition of Latinx by well-meaning white lefties doesnt explain most of the Democrats problems with the Hispanic vote, but it sure doesnt help. Not to beat a dead caballo, but imagine if earnest progressive wannabe allies came up with must-use terms for Blacks, Jews, or Asian Americans rejected by those groups themselves
admin | December 18, 2021
(Credit: Lyric Fest) Lyric Fest presents three performances of Yiddishe Nightingale, a special concert on the history of the American Yiddish Theater.
admin | December 18, 2021
My father collapsed in his own backyard in the early spring of 2019, all 6 feet 5 inches of him, struck down in a thunderbolt of cardiac arrest.
admin | December 18, 2021
SUDDENLY ITS MID-DECEMBER, nearly Solstice, with Christmas, Kwanzaa, and New Years Eve hot (or chilly) on its heels. Not to mention the made-up holidays:Yesterday, for instance, was National Cupcake Day. Today has been proclaimed, by someone somewhere, National Chocolate Covered Anything Day including, presumably, yesterdays leftover cupcakes
admin | December 18, 2021
Once a week, we ask our editors to share the items they've been loving or lusting afterwhether it's a new skincare product we're dying to try or a travel essential we can't live without. Consider "The Weekly Covet" your editor-approved wish list for beauty, travel, fashion, and everything in between.
admin | December 13, 2021
by Kandice Carter, Jefferson Lab Communications Office | December 9, 2021 Neutrinos may be the key to finally solving a mystery of the origins of our matter-dominated universe, and preparations for two major, billion-dollar experiments are underway to reveal the particles secrets. Now, a team of nuclear physicists have turned to the humble electron to provide insight for how these experiments can better prepare to capture critical information. Their research, which was carried out at the U.S.
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