Hollywood
Catherine O'Hara, actress from Home Alone, Schitt’s Creek dies at 71 in Los Angeles home
According to her agency CAA, O'Hara, who was 71 years old, died at her home in Los Angeles following a brief illness.
The war Hollywood won’t show: Islamic terrorism thrives on Western illusions - opinion
Top Chinese official meets with Disney CEO amid strained US-China relations
Jewish actress Odessa A’zion pushes back after IDF T-shirt controversy: ‘Not a zio!’
Gal Gadot receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
“I’m just a girl from a town in Israel and could have never imagined such a moment,” Gadot said.
‘No Other Land’ wins Best Documentary Oscar, director calls for hostages release
Jewish narratives shine at the Oscars with "A Real Pain" and "The Brutalist" as Gal Gadot takes the stage with Rachel Zegler.
‘Anora,’ a movie with heart, is likely to win big at the Oscars
You can expect a few red Artist4Ceasefire pins on the red carpet – even though there actually is a ceasefire now – and likely no yellow-ribbon pins.
A chill in the air at Sundance
An exclusive dispatch for the Post from the famed indie film festival.
Netflix musical 'Emilia Perez' leads Oscar nominations
Walt Disney's ABC will broadcast the event, and comedian Conan O'Brien will host.
Trump taps Mel Gibson as ‘special ambassador’ to Hollywood
Once shunned for antisemitic remarks, Mel Gibson now represents Trump’s Hollywood agenda.
Adam Scott’s surprising link to Judaism and role in 'Severance'
His mother's Italian ancestry can be traced back to the Marranos of Portugal—Jews who were forced to convert to Christianity during the Inquisition.
2nd Jewish Media Awards: A beautiful celebratory night honoring Jewish talent, values
Allison Josephs described the event as an “evening of elevating Jewish values,” and noted that Jews of all backgrounds, “from Hollywood to Hassidim,” were being honored and in attendance.
The best movies and television from a difficult year for Israelis - opinion
There are all kinds of genres on these lists, but they all have one trait in common: They were good enough to hold our interest in a year when our real lives were looking more unreal.
Introducing Marissa Bode, the actor making ‘Wicked’ history
“I love seeing disabled characters be played authentically by real disabled people, because no one knows us better than us,” Bode told The Los Angeles Times.
