Netflix could get a Spotify upgrade
WSJ reports new emerging partnership as Netflix exploring celebrity interviews and rapid-fire documentaries to compete with cable TV.
WSJ reports new emerging partnership as Netflix exploring celebrity interviews and rapid-fire documentaries to compete with cable TV.
After the failure of Snow White, the Israeli actress is back in the headlines with a new thriller - and despite protesters disrupting the shoot and sustaining an on-set injury, she has already been cast in her next project.
Cruise (62) found himself small and overshadowed – not by a villain or a dangerous stunt, but by one innocent photo proving that in Hollywood, there are things more dangerous than stunts without safety nets, such as an unflattering camera angle.
The pretty and athletic girl from Rosh Ha'ayin who grew up to become one of the leading and strongest stars in the cruel Hollywood industry celebrates her birthday. In honor of the occasion, we revisit some significant milestones in the life of our undisputed representative in the global entertainment industry.
Vampire Diaries star Nathaniel Buzolic opens up about the price of his pro-Israel advocacy.
The Snow White controversy escalates as Jonah Platt, son of producer Marc Platt, publicly criticizes actress Rachel Zegler, claiming her political statements and social media behavior significantly damaged the Disney film's box office performance.
Gal Gadot made history when she became the first Israeli to receive a star on the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Disney chose to hold "Snow White" premiere mostly without press due to tense situation between the two stars.
Questions have emerged about whether Gadot will wear the yellow hostage pin after her decision not to wear it while presenting at the Golden Globe Awards last month sparked criticism.
The group drew connections between the hand symbol on the pin and the deaths of the Bibas children, stating they were "strangled to death by the terrorist's bare hands."
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