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The nerdy, Vespa-driving, sex-obsessed engineer who still lives with his mother

Shia LaBeouf stars in an 8-minute Sigur Rós music video, and the result is weird but also oddly beautiful.

During an extra-special production of The Wizard of Oz, one camper finally understands the Scarecrow’s big moment

Too shy to confess his feelings for his overzealous matchmaker, a young camper gets stuck with her friend instead

In high school she wrote a play where they switch bodies … and then fall in love

Barry Levey’s one-man play shows how Holocaust denial never dies; it only changes shape

Cast as Priest Three in a camp rendition of the 1973 musical, a Jewish girl inadvertently learns about Jesus

With skits, chants, and drama, camp is the defining aesthetic of the Jewish summer camp experience