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Christopher Noxon: A Hollywood husband converts

Danielle Berrin writes about Jenji Kohan’s husband: Noxon’s childhood was mostly devoid of religion. He described his father as having some Quaker stock, though he identifies as Canadian and atheist. His mother, on the other hand, he described as “Buddhist … Continue reading

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Ostracized Powerless Despised Minority Celebrates James Franco’s Bar Mitzvah In Atmosphere Of Oppression, Fear, Prejudice

This is why I converted to Judaism — to be a part of such courage and commitment. It’s events like these that make me proud to be Jewish. From the Jewish Journal: The actor’s belated coming-of-age ceremony was a prelude … Continue reading

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Bridge Of Spies

Steve Sailer writes: Almost three years ago, the Academy Awards gave the Best Picture Oscar to Ben Affleck’s Iranian hostage drama Argo to encourage making more medium-budget movies for grown-ups. Bridge of Spies, Steven Spielberg’s Cold War film about the … Continue reading

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Jill Soloway and the “Transgender” Agenda

From the perspective of Jewish law, it is a big sin for a man to dress like a woman. This whole transgender movement is repellent for the traditional Jew. Orthodox Jews can’t stand this stuff. It turns the stomach. Orthodox … Continue reading

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The West

What does it say about Western weakness that they allow emigres to take over their culture? Jews would never allow gentiles to control culture and media in the Jewish state. I found the documentary Hollywoodism painful to watch. For Orthodox … Continue reading

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