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Dustin Hoffman Admits Past Behavior Made Women Uncomfortable in Memoir
Oscar-winning actor Dustin Hoffman addresses 2017 MeToo allegations in his new memoir, admitting his past behavior made women uncomfortable while denying severe misconduct.

Rotem Shafran Charts His Path from TikTok Hit to Live Stage Success
Twenty-two-year-old Israeli musician Rotem Shafran discusses his musical journey, his breakthrough TikTok hit, and the successful release concert for his second album amidst wartime challenges.

Udi Sharbani Explores Maternal Grief in New Award-Winning Poem
Israeli writer Udi Sharbani reflects on grief, memory, and maternal loss in his award-winning long poem "Shoshana Shoshana Shoshana," exploring the profound void left by his mother's death.

Fast 5-Minute Pizza Quesadilla Recipe for a Quick Family Dinner
Discover an ultra-fast pizza quesadilla recipe made with tortillas, mozzarella, and olives. Ready in minutes, this easy dish delights both kids and adults.

Secrets Behind the Costumes of Israel's The Masked Singer Revealed
Designer Adi Anna Telezhynski reveals the fascinating creative inspirations behind the elaborate costumes of Israel's hit show The Masked Singer on Keshet 12.

Oasis Expected to Skip Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Ceremony
Rock icons Oasis are reportedly skipping the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Neither Liam nor Noel Gallagher will attend the weekend event.

Friends Costume Designer Debra McGuire to Visit Israel for Fashion Awards
Costume designer Debra McGuire of "Friends" fame will visit Tel Aviv as a judge for the 2026 Edmond de Rothschild Fashion Design Award during the upcoming "Shti ve-Arev" fashion week.

How to Make Long-Lasting Homemade Whipped Cream That Won't Melt
Discover the secret to making stable, velvety homemade whipped cream that lasts for weeks in the fridge without melting, using a precise technique with gelatin and sugar syrup.

Itay Turgeman and Tali Mazuz Reveal Newborn Daughter's Name: Gaia Esther
Actor Itay Turgeman and his wife Tali Mazuz have revealed their newborn daughter is named Gaia Esther, explaining how a spiritual realization led them to add a second name weeks after her birth.

German Illustrator Henning Wagenbreth to Open First Solo Exhibition in Israel
German illustrator Henning Wagenbreth opens his first Israeli solo exhibition, "Invoking Ghosts," at Hansen House on December 3, featuring vibrant works and a special masterclass.

Hit Israeli Drama Series The Cook Returns for Season 3 Amidst Wartime Reality
The acclaimed Israeli drama series The Cook returns tonight for its third season on yes TV DRAMA, exploring Tel Aviv's restaurant scene amidst wartime challenges.

Moshe Peretz Talks Secrets and Surprises on The Masked Singer
Singer Moshe Peretz shares behind-the-scenes insights from "The Masked Singer" ahead of the Eurovision special on Keshet 12, discussing family pressure, studio secrets, and Netta Barzilai joining the panel.

House of the Dragon Star Olivia Cooke Quits Instagram Over Fandom Toxicity
House of the Dragon star Olivia Cooke has deactivated her Instagram account ahead of the third season, citing pervasive misogyny, racism, and toxic fan behavior within the series fandom.

Actress Einat Weitzman Relocates to Athens Citing Political Climate
Actress and director Einat Weitzman is moving to Athens, citing political distress and professional alienation after facing backlash over her social media posts regarding the war in Gaza.

Israeli Lyricist and Producer Michal Barnet Dies at 66
Lyricist and music producer Michal Barnet has died at 66. Best known for penning Rita's iconic 1986 hit Shvil HaBricha, she later transitioned into clinical psychology and strategic branding.

Seven Iconic 1980s Music Legends Fans Are Desperate to See Live
A look at seven iconic 1980s music legends, including the Pet Shop Boys, The Cure, Cyndi Lauper, Paul Young, Morrissey, Duran Duran, and Depeche Mode, who remain active today and inspire dreams of future live tours in Israel.

New Cameri Theatre Play Explores Life of Egyptian Cinema Icon Leila Mourad
A new musical drama at the Tel Aviv Cameri Theatre explores the dramatic life of Egyptian-Jewish cinema icon Leila Mourad, examining her stardom, identity, and 1979 interview.

Eurovision Star Noam Betan Sells Michel Song Rights to Bezeq
Eurovision 2026 runner-up Noam Betan has sold the commercial rights for his hit song Michel to Bezeq for a major advertising campaign featuring Assi Cohen, following a previous million-shekel deal with Renuar.

Former Big Brother Contestant and Clalit Jurist Ophir Levi Dies at 54
Ophir Levi, a former "Big Brother" contestant and Clalit jurist, has died at 54. He famously postponed his chemotherapy to enter the reality show, later dedicating his journey to inspiring others.

Santos Tacos Brings Artisanal Mexican Street Food to Rothschild Boulevard
Tel Aviv's iconic Rothschild kiosk has reopened as Santos Tacos, bringing handmade corn tortillas and bold Mexican flavors to the corner of Herzl and Rothschild under Chef Ilai Bernstein.

Israel Canada Tel Aviv Fashion Week Highlights Resilience and Haute Couture
Israel Canada Tel Aviv Fashion Week delivered unforgettable moments as top designers showcased collections blending high fashion, personal resilience, and emotional storytelling.

Meghan Markle Steps Out in Brussels as Prince Harry Addresses Online Child Safety
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry appeared at the European Parliament in Brussels for a child safety event, marking her first public appearance since her father faced serious criminal charges.

Robbie Williams Defends Olivia Rodrigo Against Copyright Claims Over New Christmas Song
Robbie Williams has defended Olivia Rodrigo against potential copyright lawsuits over her new Christmas single, criticizing the music industry's litigious culture and warning that excessive claims threaten creativity.

Israeli Singer Elior Zendani Releases New Song After Athens Assault
Israeli singer Elior Zendani, who survived a brutal anti-Semitic attack in Athens in November, has released a new song titled 'Smiling at the Scars' to process the trauma.

Mergui Drops New Song Just Before Noa Kirel's Wedding Amid Speculation
Singer Mergui released his new track Trendy right before Noa Kirel's wedding, sparking speculation that the lyrics serve as a pointed response to his famous ex.

Makif Milano Returns with Mature Micro-Drama Season for Young Adults
The popular Israeli series 'Makif Milano' is returning for a new micro-drama season targeted at young adults with bolder storylines, shifting from Kan Hinuchit to Kan Digital.

Cara Delevingne Shines in Bold Outfit at Club Kid Los Angeles Premiere
Cara Delevingne stunned at the Los Angeles premiere of Club Kid, wearing an oversized Jean Paul Gaultier blazer as a dress paired with $28 Commando briefs.

Can Children Force a Surviving Parent to Sell the Family Home?
After a spouse passes away, families often clash over whether the surviving parent can stay in the family home or if children can force a sale. Legal experts advise examining ownership rights, wills, and statutory protections before making decisions.

Yushki Rehovot: The Vibrant Balkan Bar Bringing Life to Herzl Street
Discover Yushki in Rehovot, a vibrant Balkan-style bar founded by Sagi Vitkovsky offering comfort food, artisanal drinks, and a weekly lineup of live events and parties.

Tel Aviv Duplex Redesigned as a Flexible Family Vacation Retreat
A small Tel Aviv duplex was transformed into a versatile vacation home for a French-Israeli sibling duo. Designed by Anna Weil, the project blends raw concrete with warm herringbone wood, creating a flexible, hotel-like retreat for varying family sizes.

Dar Zuzovsky and Sam Claflin Shine at London Red Carpet Premiere
Israeli actress Dar Zuzovsky and British actor Sam Claflin made a rare red carpet appearance in London for the premiere of his new Christmas film, Ebenezer.

The Simple Ice Trick That Guarantees Perfectly Crunchy Pickles Every Time
Discover the culinary secret to making ultra-crunchy homemade pickles using a simple ice trick that locks in vegetable freshness and texture.
Israeli Musician Adi Ulmansky Releases Haunting Tribute to Late Brother
Israeli musician Adi Ulmansky opens up about releasing her deeply personal new track, 'Song for Asaf,' dedicated to her late brother who died by suicide after a lifelong battle with depression, and how music became her ultimate survival mechanism.

70 Million Shekel Empire Splits: Affair Triggers Bitter Divorce in Tel Aviv
A successful Israeli couple with a 70 million shekel fortune faces divorce after the wife uncovered her husband's affair with their chief accountant, sparking a dispute over a Tel Aviv apartment.

3,300-Year-Old Bronze Sword Discovered in Pristine Condition in Italian Lake
Archaeologists in central Italy have discovered a 3,300-year-old bronze sword with a miraculously sharp blade in Lake Bolsena. The weapon, found alongside a bronze razor near a submerged ancient stilt village, offers fresh insights into Late Bronze Age elite culture and rituals.

New Ready-to-Bake Canned Yeast Dough Hits Israeli Supermarket Shelves
Shimrit's new refrigerated canned yeast dough is winning over home bakers with its convenience, ease of use, and soft, airy results, priced between 23.90 and 29.90 shekels.

How to Bake Delicious Pecan Pie Muffins with Six Simple Ingredients
Discover how to bake rich, gooey pecan pie muffins with just six simple ingredients, featuring deep caramel notes and a delightful homemade texture.

How to Cook Bulgur Wheat: A Complete Guide to Fine, Medium, and Coarse Grains
Learn how to cook fine, medium, and coarse bulgur wheat perfectly with simple water ratios, soaking tips, and essential culinary techniques for delicious meals.

Chimpanzees Adopt Bizarre Grass-in-Ear Trends Like Humans
A scientific study reveals that sanctuary chimpanzees in Zambia have adopted bizarre trends of placing grass in their ears and hindquarters. Researchers suggest this social imitation mirrors human fashion and sheds light on animal cultural evolution.