Category Archives: Jewish Journal

Rambam’s Bunnies

Posted on July 27, 2007 by Luke Ford

Rob Eshman writes: Just after I returned from vacation, I found myself at the Playboy Mansion. I know — that sounds redundant. But I have a perfectly good explanation for going there, so good my wife almost believed it. I … Continue reading →

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Does Hollywood give Jewish?

Posted on July 27, 2007 by Luke Ford

Brad A. Greenberg writes for the Jewish Journal: This is what Hollywood’s old-school Jewish philanthropy looks like: 900 Jews worried about anti-Semitism sitting inside the International Hall of the Beverly Hilton. Holocaust survivors sit side-by-side with some of entertainment’s biggest … Continue reading →

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Jewish Panel At Comic-Con

Posted on July 25, 2007 by Luke Ford

Adam Wills has a "geek blog" for the Jewish Journal. From his profile: "A Jewlatto who edits and writes for The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles. He’s been online since the mid-1980s, when he bought a 1,200-baud modem for … Continue reading →

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Goyisha Scholars Shake Up Shabbat

Posted on July 24, 2007 by Luke Ford

Danielle Berrin reports July 17 for the Jewish Journal’s new blog The Calendar Girls: Throughout the service, there was a tinge of nervousness in the air. The music was louder than usual. Craig Taubman sweat a little more. Rabbi Brian … Continue reading →

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Mourning The Temple

Posted on July 23, 2007 by Luke Ford

Though you wouldn’t realize it from my writing, I think about girls a lot. As a single man, I’ve met enough to keep me interested but not enough to satisfy. What I’ve lacked in quality, I’ve made up for in … Continue reading →

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