Music Review: Greg Wall’s Later Prophets - Ha’Orot: The Lights of Rav Kook

A dazzling piece of work featuring the spoken word artistry of Rabbi Itzchak Marmorstein.

Music Review: Kim Kashkashian - Neharót
An accessible and beautiful collection of contemporary classical music from violist Kim Kashkashian.

“Love you… love you too”
I have been reflecting on this topic lately, as I had a long conversation about why some people won’t say “ love you ” or “ love you too “. For a large majority of my offline friends (and a few of my online friends), saying “ love you lots “, or “ love you ” or “ miss you ” seems very easy to say and flows very freely. For others, it would seem as though it stumps them when I say that. I love my friends, no question about it. And I feel loved by them too. That’s not even a question. I am priv

Houston: New life, new CD
Several years after her music and film careers were tarnished by admissions of substance abuse and a tabloid-ready reality show, singer Whitney Houston is attempting to regain her superstar status. “I Look to You,” Houston’s first studio CD in seven years, hits stores Monday amid speculation about whether she still has the vocal chops and personal fortitude to pull off a comeback. It’s shaping up as one of the most highly anticipated comeback bids in years. A July album-preview event attra

Music Review: Ingrid Michaelson – Everybody
Two years after her breakthrough, this piano-playing songbird struggles to get back on keyboard.