It's a wrap? Ratings show most Israeli TV shows sold to US fail
Of the 72 Israeli formats that have been sold to American networks since 2006, only nine have been broadcast for more than one season.
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Gal Gadot's special paycheck stirs controversy in Hollywood
Warner Bros. paid millions of dollars to director Patty Jenkins and actress Gal Gadot to promote "Wonder Woman 1984" in cinemas and on its streaming service simultaneously, a move that sparked a fierce debate among other actors who didn't receive the same treatment from Warner Bros.
Spotify names Omer Adam Israel's most-streamed artist in 2020
Audio streaming giant reveals the most played artists, albums, tracks, and podcasts over the past year. Billie Eilish crowned the most-streamed female artist in Israel, followed by Israeli singer Noa Kirel.
'Musical racism' strike sour note in Israel's metal scene
Tomorrow’s Rain, led by veteran producer Yishai Sweartz, releases two versions of its debut album, in English and in Hebrew. The band is joined by Israeli performers you would never expect to hear on a metal album.
Israel Philharmonic to host virtual pre-Hanukkah global music celebration
Multidisciplinary program of instrumental performances and behind-the-scenes interviews will be coupled with powerful messages of hope.
'Unorthodox' star Shira Haas wins Israeli oscar for 'Asia'
The mother-daughter drama will now become Israel's entry in the Best International Feature category at the 2021 Academy Awards.
Utah stands in for Israel in Season 2 of TV series about Jesus 'The Chosen'
"Fans will be able to walk with Jesus as he ventures into Samaria, which will be a very exciting period," says executive producer Derral Eves.
'Wonder Woman' in hot water for congratulating Biden on election win
Critics accuse Israeli actress of selling out to Hollywood for social media post that reads, "The People have spoken! Congratulations to @joebiden & @kamalaharris."
Hollywood's take on democracy: A watch-list for Election Day
From Frank Capra to Aaron Sorkin, American politics have provided creative fodder for writers and directors alike.
Cate Blanchett takes on feminism
"Mrs. America" sees Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett become prominent conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly. "She was a natural phenomenon," Blanchett says.