What is Jewish comedy?

Based on romance novels by Jewish author, Julia Quinn, Netflix's Bridgerton leaves us wanting more.

The Wonder Woman sequel isn't good. And that's OK.

JWA talks to soccer player and NWSLPA founder, Yael Averbuch.

What can we learn from this 1999 coming-of-age comedy in 2020?

Too often Jewish characters are the butts of jokes or used as trauma porn fodder. Enter the Finkle Test.

Last month, Jenny Slate announced she would no longer voice Missy, a biracial teen, on Netflix's Big Mouth.

The Plot Against America exemplifies how "Jewish" speech illuminates the diversity in class, culture, and politics of the Jewish people.

Here are eighteen heimishe tunes to get your ortho slides a tappin’ and your tush a boppin’.

For Jews, representation onscreen is complicated. Does Unorthodox succeed?

When will The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel's Rose Weissman be given a chance to shine?

One of JWA's Rising Voices Fellowship almumnae reviews Ilana Glazer's stand-up comedy special The Planet is Burning.

It should not be up to Jews to censor our own content to shield ourselves from antisemitic threats, but it is up to all of us to think carefully about the content we post.

How does season three of Mrs. Maisel stack up?

Rabbi Leah Berkowitz breaks down her eight favorite and least favorite things about Lifetime's Mistletoes and Menorahs, and talks to screenwriter Guy Yosub.

To lose a character to death or a show to the fickle whims of network executives is devastating.

We review Jenny Slate's memoir, Little Weirds.

Have you seen Jenny Slate's new Netflix special, Stage Fright?

No, fat shaming doesn't need to make a comeback.

After watching Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles, viewers will likely find themselves humming “If I Were A Rich Man” and “Tradition” for days.