Lisa Keys is a journalist at various esteemed publications including The Times of Israel and the Jerusalem Post. She focuses on themes such as culture and society, arts and entertainment, and social interest, exploring topics like cultural movements, pop culture, and diversity and inclusion. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as the St. Louis Jewish Light and JTA, among others.
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Lisa Keys' coverage predominantly focuses on Jewish culture, New York City, and related topics such as Jewish holidays, traditions, organizations, food, music, celebrities and events. She also covers government & politics along with entertainment news.
Given the variety of themes covered in her articles which include governmental & political matters alongside cultural features; she may appreciate pitches that offer unique perspectives on the intersection of these themes within New York's Jewish community or those that highlight how cultural events relate to broader political or social issues.
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By: Lisa Keys
“Being a fan of the Mets is like very, very much being Jewish — you know, you suffer,” Israeli-American violinist Itzhak Perlman tells me. “Every now and then, you have wonderful, wonderful, great, great, great celebration — and then some more suffering.”
The first-ever Jewish-themed exhibit at The Grolier Club, “Jewish Worlds Illuminated,” details the richness of Jewish life in Muslim and Christian lands.
By: Lisa Keys
Meet the Jewish Guinness Book “adjudicator” who certified “The Big Shabbat” as record-breaking.
By: Lisa Keys
Eight hundred and eleven pounds of potatoes, 402 challahs, 68 chefs, 59 people named David and 27 people named Rachel.
These 11 gift ideas will warm the hearts of even the most jaded New Yorkers.
By: Lisa Keys
Alice Eve Cohen's new play, “Oklahoma Samovar,” unpacks a Jewish family’s generations of secrets.
By: Lisa Keys
Jewish author, actor and playwright Alice Eve Cohen was a newly minted Princeton University graduate in 1977 when her mother very suddenly died.
Jews played key roles in American history from the new nation’s earliest days.
The winner of the 2026 Sami Rohr Prize will be named this month.
By: Lisa Keys
Cries of “one bam!” and “two dot!” echoed through the halls of the Museum of Jewish Heritage as New York’s first-ever Jewish Mah Jongg Festival drew more than 350 lovers of the popular tile-based game to Lower Manhattan on Sunday and Monday. Co-presented by Kveller and its parent company, 70 Faces Media, along with Modern […]
