Steven Spielberg
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Sweetheart, get me a newspaper movie
Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Post,’ which opens throughout Israel on Thursday, is part of a long tradition of exhilarating newspaper films.
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Steven Spielberg: A legend behind the camera
In new HBO documentary about his life, Steven Spielberg discusses his Jewish upbringing, his illustrious career and the movie that changed his life forever
Steven Spielberg’s mother, Leah Adler, dies at 97
The renowned filmmaker mentioned his mother in his acceptance speech for winning the Academy Award for Schindler’s List, calling her his “lucky charm.”
Top 50 most influential Jews 2013: Places 11-20
One of the most conservative members of the House and a darling of the Tea Party movement, Eric Cantor remains the only Jewish Republican in Congress.
Spielberg gives Obama the 'Lincoln' treatment
Famed director teams up with the president to make special video for the annual White House Corespondents dinner.
Challenging the digital generation
Steven Spielberg launches a new program aimed at sixth- to 12th-graders in the US and throughout the world that tasks them with creating a video essay on how they made their community better and how they participated in making the world a better place.
Arts in brief: Spielberg to head Cannes jury
The Cannes Film Festival has named director Steven Spielberg to lead its jury in May. Spielberg called his selection an “honor and a privilege.”
Peres to go coast-to-coast in US
Trip includes: Obama meeting, interviews with Barbara Walters and Charlie Rose, Facebook page launch and tour of Dreamworks.
There's no business like Jew business
Beit Avi Chai gets serious about comedy.