Tiny Portuguese Jewish Community Makes a $1.2 Million Feature Film About Its History
'Sefarad,' likely the costliest production by any European Jewish community, was released on Amazon Prime
Life & Culture
Netflix Makes Changes to Holocaust Series Following Polish Claims of 'Historical Inaccuracies'
Move comes after Polish Prime Minister complained that the streaming giant's series about the trial of Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk shows a map of Nazi death camps inside the borders of modern Poland
How Apple Turned the #MeToo Crisis Into an Addictive Drama on 'The Morning Show'
Apple's 'Morning Show' is a glorified iPhone ad, but it got us hooked
Artful Porn and anti-Semitic Threats: The Man Behind the 'HBO of Adult Films' Bares All
He was harassed by skinheads as a kid in Paris and was rejected by his Jewish community. Twenty years later, adult film producer Greg Lansky is striving to realize his dream: making porn into an art form
Archaeologists in Egypt Unearth Large Mummy Thought to Be a Lion
Rare discovery of the large animal found near the famed Step Pyramid south of Cairo
Food
'Jesus Was Just Like Us': The Nazareth Brewery That Makes American Beer
While debates rage over the true homeland of hummus and the genesis of shakshuka, a boutique brewery makes the first Israeli-Arab brown ale
Science & Health
Why Messi Is Grossly Overpaid and How Blinking Can Expose Our Medical History
Patterns in political speeches, performances of soccer stars, conversations between whales – Lior Shamir's data mining programs can interpret them all. Now he's aiming to conquer space
Television
Netflix's 'The Devil Next Door' Tackles the Biggest True Crime of All: The Holocaust
Through colorful characters, a gripping story and the suggestion of injustice, Netflix's 'The Devil Next Door' revitalizes a story that’s already been told
Archaeology
Prehistoric Superglue May Reveal Neanderthal Experiments 200,000 Years Ago
Tar made of birch bark was their best option for gluing handles to axes and tools: coincidence or Paleolithic research?
Travel
Winter Flights From Israel to U.S. Going for Rock-bottom Prices
Cheap fares are due to low demand on routes to the United States during the winter, as well as stiff competition
