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Due to his medical condition: Oren Nahari to end radio broadcasting
Veteran journalist Oren Nahari announced that tomorrow he will host his final "Saturday with Oren Nahari" program due to the progression of ALS. In a post on X, he apologized to listeners for being unable to complete his retrospective on the 20th century and noted that he would share some of his favorite music during the farewell broadcast.
Ariana Grande's statement before parting with the audience will continue to resonate for a long time | Aharon Berlin
In 'petal', Ariana Grande turns toxic love, guilt, and disillusionment into 12 dizzying songs, sharpening once again that her power lies not only in her rare voice but also in her writing, acting, and ability to turn emotional cracks into music that won't let go of the ear.
When the production flies couples to Spain, it probably understands that the situation isn't great | Married at First Sight
For the first time in the history of "Married at First Sight," the couples went on a retreat abroad just before the decisions. But it was Noa and Ari who proved that even a Spanish sunset cannot resolve an argument in which each is convinced they are living in a different reality.

An August of Intoxication in Jerusalem
In August, the pace of events in the capital reaches its peak. All major festivals are returning—from Hutzot HaYotzer to Totzeret HaAretz—alongside attractions ranging from ice skating to night adventures at museums, special tours, and workshops for the whole family.

A hot August in the center: spending time and tasting
From a morning shake to an evening drink, from open-air events to movies, performances, and activities for the whole family — August offers plenty of reasons to get out of the house. Here are some events and places worth marking in your calendar.

August: The Charismatic Leo and the Responsible Virgo
The month of August brings together two zodiac signs: Leo and Virgo. One symbolizes charisma and self-confidence, the other strict order and analytical ability. The common ground: learning to lead others without losing themselves along the way. Sigalit Malka, an energy therapist, explains how to do it.

August: The Charismatic Leo and the Responsible Virgo
August brings together two zodiac signs: Leo and Virgo. One symbolizes charisma and confidence, the other order and analytical ability. Energy therapist Sigalit Malka explains how to lead others without losing oneself.
"The Observers": A misanthropic grandmother, a troubled granddaughter, and a murder mystery
In the last book Edna Mazya completed before her death, the Israeli theater is in turmoil, and its people do not seem particularly nice. A modest and kind souvenir from the desk of a beloved creator.

Actress Minnie Driver injured in serious accident: "Grateful to be alive"
The 56-year-old Oscar nominee shared that a speeding car hit the vehicle she was traveling in with a friend. She is suffering from a neck sprain and is recovering in London: "We crawled out, but we made it out alive. I'm in shock and crying all the time."

Not just for residents: thousands discovered the new leisure complexes in Binyamin
A large-scale series of performances took place for the first time this summer throughout the Binyamin Regional Council, alongside festivals and cultural events. The council reports that alongside local residents, visitors from Jerusalem and the center of the country also came to the performances and leisure complexes.

"During pregnancy, I feel, thank God, the sexiest I have ever been"
At 24, Kim Or Azulay has over a decade of experience as an influencer and actress, but nothing prepared her for what happened when she revealed the gender of her fetus at an event sponsored by a baby formula brand. On the verge of becoming a mother, she appears in the new film "Hill 338" and talks about the criticism she received, her marriage to basketball player Iftach Ziv, and the concerns...

"Israel is not our country": The confrontation between Jon Stewart and the Senator
Jewish-American comedian Jon Stewart engaged in a heated debate with Senator John Fetterman on his podcast regarding the role of Israel in Democratic politics. While Stewart questioned why Israel serves as a "red line" for the party, Fetterman maintained that history warns against turning one's back on the Jewish community.

"When facing scary times, people turn to horror movies. They need that release"
He was a slightly different kid, dubbed "the freak of the grade," but Eli Roth didn't let anything stop him on the way to fulfilling his dream. The horror director, one of the greatest supporters of Israel, arrives with his new film "Ice Cream Man," which already caused a stir before it even hit theaters. In an interview with mako, he tells why it took him 20 years to execute the film he always...

Neri Livneh revealed she is dealing with Parkinson's: "It's time for me to come out of the closet"
The 73-year-old journalist described in her weekly column the period during which her health declined, the tests she underwent, and the moment she was diagnosed with the disease. Recently, she even tripped in the street and broke her shoulder — a fall that she says was related to the diagnosis. "I was ashamed of it, Parkinson's is a very unhappy holiday."

Body image issues, love from David Bowie and the fear of a comeback: Lisa Kudrow is long past being just Phoebe Buffay
She was one of the biggest stars of the world's most successful sitcom, but for years she struggled to appreciate herself and her work — and to find success that stood on its own. More than 20 years after "Friends", with a star on the Walk of Fame, another Emmy nomination and the closing of the circle of "The Comeback", it seems that it is finally Lisa Kudrow's turn to gain renewed appreciation.

After the perfect ending: why was "Ted Lasso" brought back at all?
Three years after saying goodbye to the Richmond fans, the most optimistic coach on television returns for a fourth season — this time with a women's soccer team. After the final season exposed the mental toll of his endless optimism, the question arises whether the series has truly found a new story to tell — or if it is simply trying to recreate one of the biggest streaming hits of the decade.

Producer of 'Friends' in a film about the journey of October 7 survivors
This coming October, on the third anniversary of the massacre, the documentary film 'The Bridge' will be released in North America, documenting the journey of ten survivors of the attack to a music camp in Los Angeles, where they sought to process the trauma they experienced. Among the producers: Kevin Bright from 'Friends'. 'Nothing has moved me more than seeing these young survivors use music to...

Fourth Cancellation on the Road to the End: What Is Happening with Rod Stewart?
The veteran singer cancelled a performance at the last minute due to a mechanical issue with his plane, with the rescheduled date set for 2027. This marks the fourth cancellation on Stewart’s current tour, which is billed as his final world tour.

From Cinderella to Halitzah: Itay Betzaleli explores what our shoes say about us
The "Shoe Stories" exhibition at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem presents shoes not just as an item of clothing, but as a story of identity, nostalgia, and even faith. Stylist Itay Betzaleli met with three creators from the worlds of design, fashion, and collecting to understand our connection to the pair on our feet.
Raviv Drucker saw Dedi Simhi — and reached one clear conclusion
Raviv Drucker harshly criticized the multitude of lists seeking to replace Benjamin Netanyahu, assessed their chances of passing the electoral threshold as low, and called on them to remain in Likud: "Do not run and wait for Bibi to fall."

Daughter of Director Roni Pinkovich: "The Cultural World Chose to Sweep My Father's Death Under the Rug"
Actress Eyan Yoel Pinkovich is working on a series inspired by the life and death of her father, renowned director Roni Pinkovich, who chose euthanasia after a 30-year battle with multiple sclerosis.

Following the serious allegations: A blow to Jared Leto's career
According to a Page Six report, as early as last year, the actor was in advanced negotiations to join Barry Levinson's new film, but the director and production staff, who were aware of the allegations against him, ultimately decided not to proceed with his casting. Another source claimed that the disappointing performance of 'Tron: Ares' might have been a factor, though it could also have served...

From private safes: Treasures worth $100 million revealed in Jerusalem
For the first time in Israel, the "Heichalot" exhibition showcased hundreds of rare items of Jewish heritage, including manuscripts, sacred objects, and historical artifacts, some dating back centuries. The collection, valued at approximately $100 million, includes items from the world of Hasidism, Lithuanian sages, and testimonies from the Holocaust era.

After more than 20 years: Oded Fehr returns to 'The Mummy'
The Israeli actor, who played the leader of the Medjai Ardeth Bay in the previous films, will return to the Universal franchise, which is expected to return to screens in October 2027. According to a report in Deadline, Kevin J. O'Connor, who played Beni Gabor, is also joining the new film alongside Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz.

"Excited. We will give father the honor he deserves": Shir Levi in his first performance since his father's death | Watch
Nearly two months after the passing of Mediterranean music legend Ishay Levi, his son Shir Levi returned to the stage. He performed his father's greatest hits and expressed deep gratitude to fans for their support during this difficult time.
Raviv Drucker against the senior Likud member: "A blunt person and a bully"
Raviv Drucker attacked Likud Central Committee chairman Haim Katz, claiming he "set a new record for opportunism" in the party while trying to re-engineer its list ahead of the primaries.

Before It Even Comes Out: An International Achievement for Avi Nesher’s Film
"Our Loves," Nesher’s new film about October 7, was selected for one of the upcoming Toronto Film Festival’s programs—one year after it was marked by pro-Palestinian protests. The film features Shalom Michaeliashvili, Maggie Azarzar, Yaniv Biton, and Daniel Gimpel, a candidate for the Ophir Prize.

Only 10 shekels: The new project coming to cinemas
A new cultural project called "Opera in Suspenders" will be launched on August 11, screening leading international opera productions every Tuesday in cinemas across the country, allowing senior citizens to enjoy world-class performances for just 10 shekels.

'The Missing Part' deals with melodrama without becoming one
At its best, 'The Missing Part' dwells on the hero's attempt to create a renewed emotional connection with a girl who last saw him when she was 3. These are the few moments where it manages to touch, but it is simply unmemorable.

Israel Records Historic Opening for 'Spider-Man: A New Day'
Following a global haul of nearly a billion dollars, 'Spider-Man: A New Day' has shattered all-time records in Israel with over 250,000 tickets sold, surpassing the previous benchmark set by 'Avengers: Endgame'.

Mary Rivera, known for "Spider-Man: No Way Home," passes away at 82
Mary Rivera, remembered for her role as Ned Leeds' grandmother in the 2021 film "Spider-Man: No Way Home," has passed away at 82. Her family reported that after she suffered a stroke, doctors indicated her condition would not improve, leading to the decision to remove her from life support.

From 6,000-year-old shoes to Lady Gaga: What our shoes tell us about ourselves
A nailed sandal from Masada, high-heeled shoes for horsemen from Bukhara, and the Israeli design that reached the clip of one of the world's biggest pop singers. The "Shoe Stories" exhibition at the Israel Museum takes the whole family on a journey following the footsteps of humanity.

After the bestseller: Sheri Alfie-Nissan returns with a new book
20 years have passed since Sheri Alfie-Nissan's role in the telenovela 'The Champion', and now the creator and musician - who is also a PhD in sociology - is publishing her second book. Read the first chapter from the coming-of-age novel 'Only in Joy'.

Yuval Havkin: "I have a way of hearing colors"
Musician Yuval Havkin, known by his stage name Rejoicer, possesses a rare ability—synesthesia, which allows him to "hear" colors in music. Ahead of his Sonic Blue show, he discusses his creative process, the influence of the sea, and his father's personal journey.
Raviv Drucker on the move that is driving the propagandists crazy: "A pile of filthy people"
Journalist Raviv Drucker addressed in his program "Azor Bechira" on Channel 13 the report that former Knesset member Yoav Segalovitz will join the Ra'am party, and the attack against him by Moshe Saada and the other propagandists.

Keren Peles begs for help: "I need mass consolation"
Just two weeks ago, the singer shared that she was suffering from severe food poisoning moments before her wedding with her good friend. Now, it seems that Peles' nightmare is repeating itself.

"Not economically worthwhile": London’s West End is outperforming Broadway
London’s West End has been leaving Broadway behind in recent years: theaters have recovered better from the pandemic, ticket sales are rising, and lower production costs combined with tax breaks keep prices affordable. Producers note that staging a show in New York now costs 3 to 5 times more than in London, largely due to labor expenses.

"Hill 338": A Love Letter to Israeli Cinema Classics
The creators of "Hill 338" insist their film is not a remake of the iconic "Givat Halfon Eina Ona," but a heartfelt homage. We attended the premiere to hear from the descendants of Israeli comedy legends and find out why Shahar Hasson is ready to "jump on a boat" if things go wrong.

Muscles and Charisma: Matt Damon’s Body Double in «Odyssey» Revealed
For years, she was one of Hollywood’s “invisible” women, but a single compliment from Matt Damon changed everything. Canadian stuntwoman Deven Dalton, who went viral after the actor praised her as having “the best arms” he had ever seen, shares her experience working on the box-office epic.

Following the publication on mako: A special screening is expected for the voice actors of "PAW Patrol"
Shir Katznel, the voice of Chase in "PAW Patrol," shared that an additional screening event for the voice cast is likely to take place following her public complaint about being excluded from the film's premiere.