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Comments (29)"Actress Mayim Bialik makes her Orthodoxy work for her, especially in terms of style. “For me it’s more the aspects of the ‘red carpet’ and needing to wear designer clothes that are strapless, and all those things that I don’t do and that are actually extremely stressful and difficult to work around because it is a big part of the industry,” Bialik told the Jerusalem Post about the relationship between her style and beliefs. At an event at the Osher Marin JCC in San Rafael, California, Bialik spoke about Jewish life in Hollywood and the Jewish values she keeps, including modesty. Bialik does not wear pants outside of her home. She covers her elbows, her skirts are at least knee-length and she doesn’t wear anything with a plunging neckline. Bialik, best known for her role as Amy Farrah Fowler on CBS’ “The Big Bang Theory,” manages to follow tzniut (laws of modesty) while still looking beautiful and chic in the latest trends. Raised as a reform Jew in Los Angeles, the 37-year-old star received a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience and Hebrew and Jewish studies from the University of California Los Angeles in 2000 and earned her doctorate in neuroscience in 2007 from UCLA. Bialik is the co-founder and chair of the youth branch of the Jewish Free Loan Association (Genesis) and regularly on a variety of topics, including her journey to embracing traditional Jewish values. She studies Jewish texts weekly with two study partners." http://jstylemagazine.com/mayim-bialiks-mordern-orthodox-style/...See MoreJust when I was getting used to Mayim Bialik on Jeopardy . . .
Comments (45)I agree with Alisande - I would comment if it were a male too. If Ken Jennings came out in denims and a flannel shirt I'd definitely make a comment. I watch Jeopardy nearly every evening and I think she's doing a great job. I like her delivery, she has a friendly manner, is interesting and really seems to enjoy what she's doing. However I think many of her outfits border on dowdy. There is absolutely nothing wrong with dressing conservatively. Actually I tend to dress that way too - but then again I'm not a celebrity on TV whose job is to moderate an entertainment game show....See MoreJeopardy Fans.....
Comments (139)Ken Jennings announced that he's taking some time off and fans aren't happy. He snuck in news about his future on the show while congratulating Mattea's run. According to the Jeopardy! legend, Mattea’s last in-season game also marked the end of his latest hosting run. Ken informed viewers that he would be making way for the return of Mayim Bialik. “I'm handing the keys back to the talented actor-producer-writer-director (!) @missmayim for a few months,” he wrote. “We are lucky to have her! Thanks for watching, and I'll be back before the end of the season.”...See MoreRandom thoughts about Jeopardy
Comments (24)"Mattea shifted. At first I just found her quirky, then I began to really like her, but by the end she was kind of annoying." I mentioned in another thread some weeks ago that I didn't enjoy watching when she was on. Annoying is a good word to use for how she came across. I had a funny feeling about her when I heard her announced as (I think) a "law school tutor". A job title I'd never heard of. Neither law schools nor its students have or use tutors, to my knowledge. I also wondered how and why someone so young could have finished college, then finished law school, and would be working as a tutor and not as a lawyer. Well, it turned out that she was an LSAT prep instructor. Format of the test and how to take it, what material to prepare for, and the like. Customers pay for insights, techniques and strategies to score well on the LSAT. The LSAT is for law school admissions what the SAT and ACT were for college admissions. Instructors receive lessons and curricula materials from their employers. To instruct a prep class requires no legal knowledge or education. Describing it as she did must have been intended by her to inflate what she did. It's unrelated to law or law school, is usually a part time job and requires little else besides a college education. Intentional phoniness. Compare that to humble man Ryan who described his job in honest terms - he was announced to be a "ride share driver". Not a logistical fulfillment analyst, a location implementation consultant, or a transportation solutions provider....See More- 9 years ago
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