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...instance, Coles' father, a British Jew originally named Philip Cohen, was a "great admirer" of George Eliot...
...hasn't changed," Buckwheat said. "A writer named Philip Nobile has collected dozens of examples of Imus or his half-witted sidekicks saying obnoxious things about women, gays, Jews and minorities. Like calling Howard Kurtz of the Washington Post, a 'boner-nosed, beanie-wearing Jew boy.' Or the New York Knicks 'chest-thumping pimps.' Or saying that people shouldn't get upset about serial gay killer Andrew Cunanan because 'he's just whacking off freaks!' Nobile tried to sell an article asking why media bigwigs like Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather and some of your colleagues from TIME magazine feel...
...passionately believe in proselytizing--and, unfortunately, these people are the ones that do most of the shouting. Yet most religious Americans, whatever their faith, do not believe in this message. Instead they try to live their lives according to their God--to be a good Christian, good Hindu, good Jew, good Muslim, etc. These people have a strong belief in a value system and see themselves as moral people, yet they are neither bitter nor aggressive towards those who do not share their beliefs. It is in this manner that religion has taken hold in this country, and it this...
...forces the audience to consistently question whether Frenchy is _changing_. Part of Ullman's charm is that she doesn't fall into Woody Allen's typical neurotic rhythms - her dialogue with Ray never comes off as "too cute." Allen, meanwhile, plays lowlife Ray Winkler like he does a neurotic Jew and it's effortlessly endearing as usual. His comedy is so singular, so impossibly unique that there's really no way for him to demonstrate range. Woody Allen plays Woody Allen in every movie - and that's why we hate it when he doesn't star in his yearly picture...
...American Standard," another serial program, two college-age characters both named Andrew look to improve their social lives by getting lessons in dealing with women from a character known as the Kung Fu Jew...