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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Kosher Chic Lower East Side Living
A new high-end residential development is seeking to add a shine of kosher chic to the historic—if also historically downmarket—Lower East Side Read More
Posted in News
Tagged Grand Street co-ops, lower east side, Madison Jackson building
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Knicks City Kid
Twenty years before Linsanity, the Knicks City Dancers took Madison Square Garden by storm. I should know—my aunt invented them. Read More
Posted in Arts & Culture
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Jewcy Interviews: Gabriel Levine of Takka Takka and Gabriel & The Hounds
Gabriel Levine of Takka Takka goes the solo route. We talk with him about the transition, and also his favorite diva. Read More
Posted in Music, Weekly Digest for Newsletter
Tagged Houston, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK, San Francisco
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‘Downton Abbey’ is No ‘The Simpsons’
Like religion, TV shows must understand how to tell stories over time if they hope to endure. ‘The Simpsons’ gets it. ‘Downton Abbey’ doesn’t. Read More
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Daily Jewce: Sacha Baron Cohen Banned from Oscars, Ronan Farrow in Tel Aviv, and more
In the news today: Sacha Baron Cohen gets banned, Woody’s handsome son is in Tel Aviv, Stanley Kubrick was fiscally responsible, and more. Read More
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The Ira Glass Man-Fatuation Post: Play The Part
This week on TAL, another grand slam of an episode , but first a word on Howard Stern.
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Daily Jewce: Haredi Soldiers, Judy Blume’s Oscar Picks, Jewish Bodies Of Water, And More
In the news today: Judy Blume talks movies, a Jew pond, Haredi Jews in the army, Maryland Jews cool with gay marriage, and more. Read More
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Jew/Jewcy Contributor Beats Jeremy Lin in a Game of P-I-G
Last year comedian/Jewcy contributor Adam Lustick challenged basketball demigod, Jeremy “Linnie Driver” Lin to a game of P-I-G. Someone one, guess who… Read More
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Jews Watching TV: Smash Is The New Lost
Last night was the third and worst episode of Smash thus far. How much worse can it get? Read More
Posted in Arts & Culture, Featured, Weekly Digest for Newsletter
Tagged Houston, Jews watching tv, LOS ANGELES, Lost, NEW YORK, San Francisco, Smash
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