Lior Zaltzman is a Deputy Managing Editor at @kveller / @70facesmedia. They cover a range of topics including culture, arts and entertainment, family and relationships, as well as aviation and aerospace, reflecting their diverse interests in society and pop culture. Lior's work has been featured in various publications such as Hey Alma, JTA, Jewish News, and The Nosher.
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By: Lior Zaltzman
I got my first pair of Teva sandals well into my 20s. Having grown up in Israel, my parents were enthusiasts of the (unfortunately named for the international market) Nimrod, a brand started by a Galician Jew all the way back in 1920s. I had been vaguely aware of other sandal brands as a kid […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
I have to say, it’s possible that I’m more obsessed with sports songs than with actual sports. Those wondering what I’m talking about — and no, it’s not the Knicks’ “Go New York, Go!” anthem (written by Jewish entrepreneur Jesse Itzler in 1993) — may not be aware of the lore of the FIFA World […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
Gene Shalit didn’t quite make it to a 120, but he came close. The beloved TV personality, NBC’s Today Show critic at large for four decades, known for his big hair, glasses and facial hair and his particular sense of punny of humor, passed away at 100 on June 12. Shalit was born in New […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
Actor Billy Crystal made his Broadway debut in 2015 with a very personal one-man show titled “700 Sundays.” The show was all about Crystal’s relationship with his late father, a man who worked two jobs — producing jazz shows and running Commodore Music Shop — and therefore only had Sundays to spend with his son. […]
I have to say, it’s possible that I’m more obsessed with sports songs than with actual sports. Those wondering what I’m talking about — and no, it’s not th
By: Lior Zaltzman
The internet was thrilled this week when actress Anne Hathaway revealed that she is expecting her third child with husband Adam Shulman at age 43, with congratulations pouring in from far and wide and people praising the star for normalizing pregnancy in your 40s. One of the most exciting well-wishers? One Barbra Streisand, who shared […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
You can’t talk about the world-changing era of mommy blogs without talking about Scary Mommy. Jill Smokler, a stay-at-home mom of three from Baltimore, started the iconic blog in 2008, almost two decades ago. She got the name from her toddler son Ben, who, after watching a particularly frightening (to him) children’s movie, started calling […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
Jesse Eisenberg may never again direct a movie as supremely Jewish as “A Real Pain,” which earned the director a BAFTA and his co-star Kieran Culkin an Oscar and a Golden Globe, but his upcoming film, “The Debut,” looks incredibly promising. Just like in his first film, “When You Finish Saving the World,” where Julianne […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
In 1988, Meir Shalev published his first novel, “The Blue Mountain.” It was a book that, along with his future novels, would help cement the journalist and writer as one of the greatest Israeli authors of all time. Shalev was born in the Jezreel Valley, and it is the setting of his many romantic historical […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
Yaacov Agam’s kinetic art always made you stop and stare. And then move and stare. And then walk back and forth, noting how it changed with every angle. His work engaged the viewer in an intimate and joyous dance. Every meeting with it, whether the iconic panels of saturated colors were at a museum or […]
