Evelyn Frick is an associate editor at Hey Alma. She focuses on themes related to beauty and fashion, arts and entertainment, and food and beverages, often exploring the intersection of these topics through the lens of celebrities and comedy. Evelyn's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as JTA, Vulture, and The New Yorker.
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By: Evelyn Frick
When Audrey Gelman’s grandmother Sydonie passed away this past April, the 39-year-old Six Bells owner found something among her belongings she didn’t expect: A traditional Austrian costume dress.That Sydonie spent time in Austria wasn’t a surprise to her granddaughter. Audrey is intimately aware of her paternal grandmother’s story of Holocaust survival: Sydonie and her family […]
Editorial note: Spoilers ahead for Love Island USA, season 8. This week on season 8 of “Love Island USA,” the OG Islander girls were introduced to their Casa Amor boys: Corey, Chay, Ronnie, Dylan, Carl and Gal. Wait… Gal? As in the unisex Hebrew name meaning “wave”? As in… is this wavy-haired, swim trunks-wearing Casa boy Jewish? […]
Siri, how do you say “I’ll see you in Nuremberg” in Minionese?In 2015, the “Minions” movie first established the titular goofy, yellow henchman from “Despicable Me” as creatures in perpetual pursuit of the evil masters. Before Gru, the Minions served historical and fictional villains from Dracula to France’s Napoleon Bonaparte. So, as many “Despicable Me” […]
By: Evelyn Frick
When you tune in to season three of “Nobody Wants This” sometime later this year, don’t be too surprised if you see Karlie Kloss get a writing credit. In a recent interview for the Bloomberg Original series “The Circuit,” the 33-year-old Jewish model revealed that she has found the hot rabbi Netflix show extremely relatable. […]
Editor’s Note: This article originally published on Aug. 8, 2024. We are republishing it on July 6, 2026 with updates. Summer camps are the platonic ideal movie setting. You’ve got an isolated location in the wilderness, the potential for a weird cast of characters and the storytelling boon of teenhood. Almost all summer camp movies touch […]
The Emmy voters seemingly did not want season two of “Nobody Wants This.”When the Television Academy announced nominees for the 78th annual Emmy Awards this morning, they passed over TV’s arguably most Jewish show. Netflix’s hot rabbi rom-com, starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, and created by Erin Foster, came away with just two nominations; […]
Despite her combined screen time of less than 20 minutes in the first two seasons (I’m guestimating here), actress Tal Anderson is a certified scene-stealer in “The Pitt.“Tal’s Becca, the 20-something sister of Dr. Mel King, is naturally lovable in her self-assuredness and inadvertent hilarity. Her character, who has autism, also poses important points in […]
One of the strengths of “The Floaters,” a Jewish summer camp movie from director Rachel Israel, is its ensemble cast. “Nobody Wants This” star Jackie Tohn, Sarah Podemski of “Reservation Dogs” and Tony-nominee Aya Cash gel together as the (kinda) intrepid staff of Camp Daveed whose objects are to find themselves, help the kids find […]
By: Evelyn Frick
For many women my age (read: roughly Zillennial), Jewish actress Louise Lasser is best known for her brief but notable stint on “Girls.” Playing Beadie, an ailing photographer who hires Jessa (Jemima Kirke) to be her assistant, Lasser put on a masterclass in acting. Beadie is funny, pathetic and all together emotionally compelling as she […]
If you don’t know who Nina Bloomgarden is, you need to catch up. In recent years, the up-and-coming actress has been busy, bringing a deep emotional authenticity to all her roles. Whether she’s playing a misfit in the super Jewish summer camp movie “The Floaters,” a webcam boy’s bestie in Apple TV+’s “Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed” […]
