Resident film critic, Corey, tells us why you should see Zach Braff's latest, The Last Kiss, but why you might not need to if you've already seen Garden State.

Meet Storrow. He's up and coming and has some tunes you should be listening to. Molly sits down with him to hear about his upcoming tour and his love for NFTY.

Check out Adam's Vibe for the latest on the faces that have graced JVibe's past.

Thanks to everyone who took our survey over the summer. We finally have a winner. Evan is the recipient of $100 to iTunes! See what he's planning on doing with it.

Molly reflects on Yom Kippur and why it always felt like such a downer to her growing up. Find out how she changed her YK blues to a holiday she looks forward to.

From the pages of JVibe's September/October issue, we bring you our Repair the World column written by Rachel and Kelsey. They threw an MTV My Super Sweet 16 -worthy bash for a cause.

This year's first-ever JCC Maccabi ArtsFest proved to be a total success, particularly for Sean, who went from feeling like the only Jew in rural Pennsylvania to one of many in his newfound Jewish community.

Some of us are self-conscious about our bodies, our skills, or our SAT scores, but there are many teens who are forced to feel self-conscious about their disabilities. See how the SNAP program taught its participants a thing or two about making others feel comfortable.

Back in 1996, Kerri Strug was the brave gymnast who got us the gold even with an injury. Now, she's all grown up and has a newfound appreciation for her Jewish heritage, even though no one can seem to believe she's Jewish.

Carly heads to tennis camp and expects her game to be the only thing up for scrutiny. Find out why her Judaism comes into question and how she deals with it.

Our Israel Correspondent, Ben, is getting settled in his new home. See what his first volunteer position will be and why his new roommates feel like family alread. And Click here to read last month's entry.

A group of northeastern Indian Jews are immigrating to Israel. Find out about these real-life lost tribes and how they made their way back to Judaism and the Holy Land.