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Happy Chanukah!

The sun has set! That means that the festival of lights has begun! Happy Chanukah everyone! Let's celebrate oil and light!

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The Book of the Secrets of Enoch

Translated from the Slavonic by W.R. Morfill. Edited, with Introduction and Notes by R.H. Charles. For 1200 years this book was known only more

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No. 66: Sophie's Choice

1982, dir. Alan J. Pakula. Only Meryl Streep and Kevin Kline could save this high-strung adaptation of a plaintive William Styron novel from more

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Occupy Paris

A nation reeling from unprecedented economic and political crises votes into office a left-leaning government promising change. When the more

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The Book of Enoch from the Ethiopic

The Book of Enoch details heavenly visits, dreams and visions, it also describes the rebellion and punishment of the fallen Watchers or more

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In Quest of the Historical Pharisees

by Jacob Neusner & Bruce Chilton
This work sketches the many portraits of the Pharisees that emerge from ancient sources. Based upon the more

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A Son of David?

Today in Tablet Magazine, Russia historian Richard Pipes reviews a new biography of Leon Trotsky. For all his intellectual brilliance, more

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A Low, Dishonest Decade

What to make of El Topo, Alejandro Jodorowskys trippy 1970 cult film? To hear senior writer Liel Leibovitz tell it in his Arbiter column more

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Canis Major, Felix Minor

Today in Tablet Magazine, editorial assistant Stephanie Butnick offers her weekly round-up of forthcoming Jewish cultural events, including more

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Chai Fashion

The best fashion isn't marked by understatement, but here's one: It's been a strange time for the industry and Jews. Earlier this year, John more

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The Art of Making Art

In Meryle Secrest's 1998 biography Stephen Sondheim, the great composer and lyricist recalls an episode from 1957, on the second night of more

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Pink Is Jewish

The word "Jewish" does not appear in Sundays mammoth New York Times profile of Nancy Brinker, the founder and CEO of Susan G. Komen for the more

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All Except for Cain and Abel

Today in Tablet Magazine, in the next installment of his Long Story Short podcast, senior writer Liel Leibovitz talks to Russell Jacoby more

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Market Value

Today in Tablet Magazine, Rachel Shteir hails Bravos Millionaire Matchmaker and its resident yenta, Patti Stanger, for its clear-eyed more

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Myla Does Maryland

Youre going to get what I call an entertainment lap dance, said Liam McEneaney. The man responsible for the Writings With Music series, more

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Sundown: Occupy Yom Kippur

We are ending early today for the holiday. Have an easy and meaningful fast. If you have any questions, consult us. Don't forget, caffeine more

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Gekko Is Good

Kirk Douglas is Spartacus, Michael Douglas is Gordon Gekko: everyone knows that. But today in Tablet Magazine, in his weekly Arbiter column, more

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Off the Greed

There are, if you think about it, only two real models of American heroism: Spartacus and Gordon Gekko. Each man needs little introduction. more

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Uprooted

Each Monday, we choose the most interestingly Jewish announcement from that Sunday's New York Times Weddings/Celebrations section. This is more

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