Just when I thought Shabbot 2000’s classic Purim parody could never be topped, here comes another yeshiva a cappella group (how many are there?!) with an infectious invective of everyone’s favorite Persian villain. Warning: A.K.A. Pella’s “What Does Haman Say” … Continue reading
If you know me at all, you know I cannot get e-freakin’-nough of Jewish rock parodies. Thanks to Jewlicious for curing my jones: He’s cute, nu? But in the wrong faith? Hardly, bro.
Boo-YAH! The promised End of the World came and went and we’re all still here, ain’t we? But that doesn’t mean I wasn’t enraptured this weekend: After dropping off the kinder for their last Shalom School of the year to … Continue reading
This Lady Gaga parody made the rounds around Chanukah time, but I must’ve been too bizzy putting herbal salve on my latke burns to catch it. Some of the Jewish celebs have questionably Jewish backgrounds (I thought Britney decided she … Continue reading
So, listen up, kidlets, here’s my Purim shpiel: Once upon a time in a borough called Shushan, there was this pervy king named Ahasuerus who wanted his queen, Vashti, to dance naked for him and all his gross friends. Vashti … Continue reading
Happiest final night of Chanukah to all! It’ll be a full-throttle fire hazard at Chez Yenta with all five chanukiahs burning at maximum capacity, and I’m admonishing all to know the location of the closest extinguisher. And as every year, … Continue reading
Someone had to be the first in the season to create an almost-funny Chanukah song parody, because nothing’s cuter than a singing menorah. Except maybe dogs wearing yarmulkes. Esther wins the prize (of my undying sycophancy and a vat of … Continue reading
A hearty congrats to Kalman Feinberg of Teaneck, N.J., who wowed the judges at the Great Shofar Blast Off this weekend in NYC. Continue reading
A Harry Potter parody, Jewish-style. Unfortunately, not as mystical as the orginal.
Reuters reports that the Cleveland, Ohio-based Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame has dropped its lawsuit against the founders of the Jewish Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame in exchange for never using the words “Jewish” and “Rock N’ Roll … Continue reading