In 'Marianne & Leonard,' opening Friday, director Nick Broomfield explores Cohen's origin story and relationship with Marianne, his own former flame who loved both men on Hydra

Fans describe the concerts -- no two shows are played the same -- as at least as transcendent as religious experiences

In NY through July 3, six newly translated and restored movies give up-close look at Jewish life and culture in prewar Europe and America -- and even the schlock is worth watching

The writer, actress, and podcaster talks about her inspiration, how Judaism has influenced her comedy, and that time she made her bat mitzvah Torah reading into a pop diva concert

Subverting expectations without relying on shock value, this compassionate, thrilling new 'traumedy' by creator Liz Feldman is a must for Yiddishe mamas -- and TV lovers in general

A documentary tells the story of larger-than-life celebrity talent 'matchmaker' and muse Barbara Rubin, who spurned the '60s underground movement, then died young and in seclusion