Bonnie Tyler dies at 75
The legendary singer died unexpectedly in a hospital in Portugal, where she was being treated for an illness. Her family and team said: “We are heartbroken and ask that our privacy be respected.”
The legendary singer died unexpectedly in a hospital in Portugal, where she was being treated for an illness. Her family and team said: “We are heartbroken and ask that our privacy be respected.”
Veteran actor Paul Avery, who played beloved bartender Hughie for more than a decade on the iconic soap opera “All My Children,” died alongside his wife, Sheila, after their home caught fire. Local police have opened an investigation
The star and her husband, Daniel Peretz, flew to Japan for a luxurious honeymoon, but after several days Kirel fell ill and was flown back to Israel for treatment. She updated fans on her condition and included photos from the hospital.
Nearly a year after he died at 71, Florida police release a final 72-page report ruling out any criminal involvement. Despite serious claims of medical negligence and suspicions raised by his daughter, authorities determined that the WWE legend died of natural causes. All the details on the death investigation that gripped the US.
A man stopped the veteran actress and hurled a string of insults at her over her outspoken support for Israel.
A one-word response at an Amsterdam show surfaces the political views of one of the world's biggest pop stars – and it turns out the humanitarian organization partnering with his tour is not neutral either.
Despite boycott campaigns and booing, the Israeli representative won over judges and viewers alike with a high-scoring performance.
Noam Bettan takes the stage in Vienna amid high diplomatic tensions and European boycotts.
Outrage over "The Devil Wears Prada 2" reveals more about its critics than the film itself. Andy is allowed to want love and a career, and audiences need to stop drafting fictional women into their ideological battles.
Michelle, the "queen of problems," will do it again on Saturday. After a tense and nerve-racking semifinal, the contest hosts announced that Israel was among the countries advancing to the final. The Israeli audience and supporters in Europe filled the Winner Stadthalle arena with roars of joy.
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