Quentin Tarantino, Israeli wife dazzle Golden Globes
The pair arrive on the red carpet dressed in style as Golden Globes returns after scandal and boycott knocked the award show off television for a year.
The pair arrive on the red carpet dressed in style as Golden Globes returns after scandal and boycott knocked the award show off television for a year.
The streaming giant adds an unusually high number of Israeli-made films, perhaps in an effort to lure back customers after hundreds canceled subscriptions over a Jordanian film that portrays Israeli soldiers as murderers.
"The Madonna of the Middle East," who helped popularize Mizrachi culture in Israel, Haza ranks 186th out of the 200 greatest singers listed by the music magazine.
"Farha," a debut by Jordanian director Darin Sallam, came under fire in Israel as it alleges Zionist atrocities against Palestinians during Israel's independence war.
The show comes at a crucial moment for the monarchy. The king is trying to show that the institution still has a role to play after the death in September of his mother, whose personal popularity dampened criticism of the crown during her 70-year reign.
The second batch of the Netflix series has been released, as part of Harry and Meghan’s latest effort to tell their own story after the couple stepped back from royal life in early 2020 and moved to the wealthy Southern California enclave of Montecito.
Nicknamed "Churchill," Klepter was plying his trade for some of the most famous Israeli groups.
Canadian singer, who has won five Grammy Awards, announces cancellation of 2023 tour due to medical condition. Israel left out of rescheduled 2024 dates.
Filmmaker Nadav Lapid draws criticism for calling "The Kashmir Files" – a drama that focuses on the exodus of Kashmiri Hindus from the Muslim-majority Kashmir around the 1990s – "propaganda" and "vulgar".
"All the Things I Wanted to Say" by director Assaf Gordon tells the story of an aging film director who, facing a personal crisis, decides to make a movie about a traumatic event during his military service.
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