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urban kvetch

Urban Kvetch

People Who Tell You Their Dreams
So you dreamt you were underneath the Eiffel Tower wearing a wedding dress (read more)

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Nobody’s Nobody

Meital Dohan is such a big star in Israel, if she so much as spits in Tel-Aviv, it lands in the Yedioth (read more)

chosen

Epic Trip

Testament, by media theorist and culture critic Doug Rushkoff and Liam Sharp, is serialized as a monthly (read more)

features

The Loves That Dare Not Speak Their Names

When intermarriage is pandemic, shouldn’t it give one comfort to know that some Jews yearn to be in as many Jewish relationships as possible… simultaneously? (read more)

From Talmud to Tivo

Can religion and reality television co-exist? Rabbi Shmuley Boteach takes Judaism—and his own outsized personality—beyond the book and onto the small screen. (read more)

interview

Chairman of the Broads

You wouldn’t guess from the looks of him, but Ross Jeffries is a skirt-chasing shaman who presides over a vast Speed Seduction empire. (read more)

features

Drawn Together

On the 35th anniversary of her union with R. Crumb, underground comix artist Aline Kominsky talks about her new book and her insatiable thirst for love. (read more)

photo feature

Heeb Hookups

Ever since we started doing business five years ago, you’ve been telling us to start our own dating site. We hope this fashion shoot makes you happy, you horny little devils. (read more)

storytelling

In a Different Light

The night Eric first fell in love he was caught jerking off at his Hebrew school teacher’s house.
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the whole megillah

Dogma

If those paparazzi photos from the red carpet are any indication, the rhinestone collar of yesteryear (read more)

in the beginning

The Good Fight

Noa Sattath isn’t afraid to cry. Though Israeli and hardly unfamiliar with Orthodox Jerusalem’s (read more)

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Jouchebags

Although we at Heeb demonstrate our love for the panoplies of mosaics of rainbows that is New York-area Ashkenazi Jewry (plus that one Persian girl with the adorable English accent), our detractors often label us “self-hating.” The truth is, however, that we are inordinately and completely irrationally fond of ourselves. But that doesn’t mean that we feel the same about all our fellow tribesmen and women. Below are some of the Jews from past and present who we absolutely love to hate. (read more)