Evelyn Frick is an associate editor at Hey Alma. She covers a diverse range of topics within arts and entertainment, including plays and musicals, pop culture, and comedy, often exploring the intersections of culture and society. Evelyn's work has been featured in esteemed publications such as The New Yorker, Vulture, and Jezebel Magazine.
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By: Evelyn Frick
Turn on HBO or HBO Max, and you’re bound to find shows that are edgy, cinematic and deeply compelling. You’ll also find many shows, HBO/Max Original or otherwise, that are plenty Jewish. There are adaptions of Phillip Roth novels, riveting medical dramas, incisive political satire and Y2K teen romance dramedies. These series either depict or […]
Nothing can steal the show at the Rosh Hashanah meal quite like a brisket, roast chicken or jeweled rice. When ...
By: Evelyn Frick
Editorial note: Spoilers ahead for “Don’t Say Good Luck.” In “Don’t Say Good Luck,” Netflix’s new tear-jerker coming-of-age drama, the Birenbaums appear to be like a lot of secular Jewish families. The front door of their suburban New Jersey home bears a mezuzah, and the mantel piece a menorah and Shabbat candlesticks. They have bagels […]
By: Evelyn Frick
In their 2023 study of American Jews, the Pew Research Center found that nearly a quarter of all Jews in the United States attended yeshiva or Jewish day school. All-in-all, that’s a fairly significant number of people in the American Jewish community whose education was geared towards excellence in secular subjects while providing them a […]
Don’t panic, but it’s Elul now. It’s time to begin shifting our mindsets from the lazy days of late summer to the clarity of the Jewish High Holy Days. Though, in my humble opinion, shopping and commercialism should not be integral to that process, treating yourself to a new journal, calendar, candle, card, home decor […]
By: Evelyn Frick
Paging all “Pitt” fans! A teaser for season three of everyone’s favorite medical thriller — and HBO’s arguably most Jewish show streaming — has arrived. And we can all take a collective sigh of relief: Dr. Robby lives!! The 75-second teaser features Noah Wyle’s gruff Dr. Robby returning for his first shift back at The […]
No shade to plain apples and honey, but there are so many more sweet treats to be had on Rosh ...
By: Evelyn Frick
Second only to Russ & Daughters’ heavenly menu is its clean, vintage design. Step under the green and red neon sign on Houston Street or into the mid-century modern cafe on Orchard, and you just know storied excellence awaits.Thankfully, you can now bring a slice of this Jewish appetizing institution home — and it’s guaranteed […]
By: Evelyn Frick
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur aren’t quite the entertainment industry’s idea of a made-for-TV-special kind of holiday. So finding an episode of something to get your family excited for the season, and perhaps even explain to your kids what the High Holy Days are all about, is a tough task. Thankfully, we’ve got you covered! […]
On a train back to Boston and we′re jumpin’ the gun…If you’ve been online at any point during summer 2026, you’ve likely heard at least these lyrics — if not the entirety of the earworm that is Stella Lefty’s song “Boston.” And that’s likely not the last you’ll hear from the up-and-coming Jewish singer-songwriter. So […]
