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My great-grandmother Sarah Feinstein was murdered on Aug. 1, 1913, in Winnipeg's 'Hebrew Colony.' The city's only unsolved homicide that year, it made the Canadian newspapers from Toronto to Vancouver, [...]

Featuring a group of nearly naked dancers getting wet and soapy at a car wash, the video for Big Dipper's new rap single 'Lookin' might not sound unusual–until you understand [...]

Last May, at the Quad Cinema in Manhattan, film director Slava Tsukerman presented a special screening of his 1982 cult classic Liquid Sky, a post-punk sci-fi sex comedy. ('My films [...]

A week and a half ago, I attended the best production of Fiddler on the Roof I've seen in years. I didn't understand a single word. The Toho Co. production, [...]

Whether they're making porn, serving in the IDF, or just eating hummus, Israeli men are sexy. So it's no surprise that Elska, a bi-monthly gay photography journal, trains its lens [...]

To mark Tisha B'Av, The Scroll asked a few writers to reflect on a private Jewish temple they'd lost, a place that was meaningful to them and no longer exists. [...]

With the revival of Fiddler on the Roof set to close in December, Broadway's new big Jewish show is Falsettosa musical that opens with a song called 'Four Jews in [...]

After years of indifference, radio stations are actively courting gay men - me more openly than others Not so long ago radio's gay listeners scanned aimlessly up and down the [...]

When Lev Raphael's debut story collection, Dancing on Tisha B'Av, was published 25 years ago, I was enthralled. For me, it was the first book of fiction that truly brought [...]

When my Jewish- and gay-themed novel Sweet Like Sugar came out in 2011, I wrote a blog post for the Jewish Book Council listing other LGBT books I thought might [...]

Today, Yair Rosenberg takes Tablet readers behind the scenes of the game-show-like drama of the Chidon ha-Tanakh, the annual International Bible Contest being held (and televised) in Israel this Monday, [...]

Late-night obsessive behaviormy novel, Sweet Like Sugar, came out a couple weeks ago, and Amazon rankings change every hourled me recently, overtired and easily distracted, to The Young Professionals, an [...]

Every August, the Fringe NYC arts festival does the great service of bringing hundreds of new shows to downtown stages during an otherwise-dead season. While a few of the productions [...]

In Jonathan Tolins's new play Secrets of the Trade, which opened last night off-Broadway, an ambitious Jewish teenager from Long Island tries to break into theater by convincing an acclaimed [...]

The article presents information on the book "Times Square Red, Times Square Blue," by Samuel R. Delany. Through calculated campaigns by developers, moral crusades by politicians and resounding compliance from an electorate battered by epidemics of AIDS, drugs and crime, the book has been "revitalized" and sanitized for your protection. In addition to protracted campaigns against public "vice" that have largely taken sex and drugs off the sidewalks, the city has declared war on privately owned businesses frequented by consenting adults.

Environmentalist and children's music composer Raffi believes that a child-centric vision of the world is needed to further the ethics of ecology and human-nature interaction, as it focuses on responsibility to future generations.