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Erroneous categories edit
Several anonymous editors have been adding the Category:American actors of Russian descent and Category:Russian American Jews, which are totally erroneous, to the article. Despite several reverts with comments in the change summary, the categories keep appearing. So, I'm putting this on the talk page: John Rubinstein, born in Los Angeles, is of Polish descent on both sides of his family. His father, pianist Arthur Rubinstein was a Polish Jew. His mother, Aniela Młynarska, was a Polish Catholic. By the time John was born, both had become American citizens.THD3 (talk) 14:42, 21 July 2010 (UTC)
SISTER edit
Isn't Eva Rubinstein his sister? If so, shouldn't that be mentioned??