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 will admit, I had no clue that the fashion brand Edikted (pronounced, yes, “addicted”) even existed until my colleague Daci told me about it after spotting gaggles of teens proudly carrying its bags at the Mall of America. Perusing its website, I immediately had visceral flashbacks to my uncomfortable mid-noughties wardrobe and to the […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
The Jewish movie moment I’ve personally been waiting years for is finally here: “The Floaters,” a Jewish summer camp movie starring Jackie Tohn, Sarah Podemski and Seth Green, is coming to theaters on July 10 — perfectly timed for summer camp season. Directed by Rachel Israel, the movie stars the “Nobody Wants This” favorite, mah […]
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By: Lior Zaltzman
Back in June of 2025, we wrote about how a “Young Frankenstein” Mel Brooks series based on the incredible 1974 film might be in the works, and how we needed it ASAP. Now, we’re finally getting confirmation that we’ll be able to watch it soon (or soon-ish?). FX just picked up “Very Young Frankenstein,” helmed […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
Many millennials know Ian Ziering as the unforgettable Steve Sanders from “Beverly Hills: 90210,” with his charming blue eyes and blonde locks. He wasn’t always on his best behavior, to say the least (especially with his ex, Jennie Garth’s Kelly) but he always pulled through and tried to make amends in the end. As the […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
When I interviewed Lena Dunham and Stephen Fry back in 2024, Fry — who people often don’t realize is Jewish — mentioned a Yiddish word he finds particularly wonderful: Naches. I ended the interview by saying how much I “schepped naches” about both of them and the warm representation of Jewish family in their 2024 […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
A “Spaceballs” sequel, “Spaceballs: The New One,” is coming in 2027 — and turns out, we have Josh Gad’s daughter to thank for it. “Three years ago, I showed my daughter the oeuvre of Mel Brooks,” Gad said on a September 2025 appearance on “Late Night with Seth Meyers.” After Gad and (I’m assuming) his […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
October 7 pulled the rug out from under so many feet and shattered so many conceptions of reality. In the new season of “Fauda,” which was completely rewritten after the day’s events and the ensuing war, Doron Kabilio (played by Lior Raz), the covert operative and hero of the international hit show, is trying to […]
By: Lior Zaltzman
There are shows I go to when I need to cry, and then there are shows that I go to when I need to heal. And there are few shows on TV I’ve found more genuinely healing than “Couples Therapy.” There are a lot of things that make the show healing — the complex yet […]
Happy June, or as I like to call it: the start of hot Brett Goldstein summer. The Jewish actor is not only starring in this month’s steamiest rom-com, but voicing a sheep in one of the hottest movies of the season (yes, it’s “Sheep Detectives”) and returning as Roy Kent this August in the last […]
