It’s “Matzah Ball Rap,” one of the many Passover videos virally spread around YouTube, the premiere medium to get out a message—whatever that message may be. Since the Passover seder is the most ...

The movie musical that swept Oscar nominations this past year, La La Land, begins with an iconic Los Angeles traffic jam that turns into an epic song and dance number. Now a Jewish a cappella group ...

Sesame Street, Macklemore, animation, leopard-print coats… Everything is better with a Passover theme. To fill the gaps between the Four Questions and the Ten Plagues, here are some Passover videos ...

On March 26, The Nu Haven Kapelye — a year-round klezmer band based in New Haven — released a video cover called “Dayenu” for Passover. The song is an arrangement of a traditional Passover song called ...

When I was teaching a Passover Cooking Class last week I realized how even the simplest of tips can push your pot roast from just okay (or even barely edible) to excellent. Take a look at this video I ...

If you thought Purim was the only holiday for Jewish parodies of pop culture, you must not have seen the newest batch of a cappella Passover parodies. Here are our three top picks this year: ...

The Biblical story of the Exodus is one to which Jewish people turn every year, during the Passover holiday, which starts this year on Monday night, but it’s also one that has been recalled in times ...

If there had been just one “Uptown Funk” parody for Passover, Dayenu. But there are two. If there had been just one “Uptown Funk” parody for Passover, Dayenu. It would have been enough. But there are ...

At sundown Wednesday, Jews all across the world will begin the celebration of Passover. Outside of Israel, the first two days of the holiday begin with a Seder (Jewish holidays begin in the evening).

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In home video’s 1980s and ’90s heyday, Easter emerged as a prime selling holiday. Religious epics, holiday-related classics and children and family holiday specials were marketed as “basket stuffers.” ...