Jews in the NewsPosted by Nate Bloom Movies: Something for Everyone The 2004 satire, "Anchorman," starring Will Ferrell as Ron Burgundy, an incredibly pompous TV newsman, was a surprise hit that's now called a comedy classic. So, there's a sequel: "Anchorman: the Legend of Ron…
Jews in the NewsPosted by Nate Bloom Super Jewish Women Israeli actress GAL GADOT, 28, was much in the news last week. The tragic auto accident death (Nov. 30) of "Fast and Furious" movie series co-star Paul Walker lead media outlets to ask Gadot about his death. Gadot is best…
Jews in the NewsPosted by Nate Bloom I am Kvelling, Already: Streisand Comes Home The PBS series, “Great Performances,” will air the concert film: “Barbra Streisand: Back to Brooklyn,” on Friday, Nov. 29 at 9PM. Streisand, now 71, kicked off a world tour in October,…
Jews in the NewsPosted by Nate Bloom The Feldstein/Francesca Fiasco On Nov. 17, actress Francesca Eastwood, 20, the daughter of Clint Eastwood, 83, wed music manager JORDAN FELDSTEIN, 35, the brother of actor JONAH HILL, 29, before an Elvis impersonator in Las Vegas. Reports say…
Jews in the NewsPosted by Nate Bloom At the Movies/On HBO The 2012 film, “Hunger Games,” the first in a planned trilogy of films from the best-selling novels of the same name, was a mega box-office hit and critical success. The sequel, “Hunger Games: Catching Fire” opens…
