DC Comics Superman

When David Corenswet was announced as the next DC Comics Superman last month, Jewish movie and comic fans rejoiced: He will be the first Jewish actor to portray the hero in a blockbuster. But Jews in New Orleans have been particularly excited. That's because Corenswet's family has deep roots in the city. His grandfather headed the committee that runs the NCAA's Sugar Bowl game for five decades. His uncle was a past president of Temple Sinai, Louisiana's oldest Reform congregation. And when David got married earlier this year, he did so in New Orleans with the help of his family's former rabbi. A pioneering 18th-century Sephardic silversmith’s Torah decorations to be displayed in US museums for first time BY PENNY SCHWARTZ Read More » https://links.jta.org/a/1161/click/60705/27407/6bce90d1462449a8534871eb540ec90d88b4e9b3/e2b6250965fe88d314cfdd3708e7c6a22ef76e0f?ana=InV0bV9zb3VyY2U9SlRBX01hcm9wb3N0JnV0bV9jYW1wYWlnbj1KVEFfU3VuZGF5X0ZlYXR1cmVzJnV0bV9tZWRpdW09ZW1haWwi David Corenswet, the next Superman, was married by a rabbi and a priest in New Orleans David Corenswet, the next Superman, was married by a rabbi and a priest in New Orleans BY GABE FRIEDMAN