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Acclaimed filmmaker Rob Reiner, wife Michele Singer Reiner, found dead at LA home

by Adi Nirman

The celebrated filmmaker behind classics like "When Harry Met Sally" and his photographer wife were discovered stabbed at their Los Angeles property.

Swift drops massive song revelation, unveils historic docuseries

by Erez Linn

Taylor Swift names All Too Well (Taylor's Version) as her favorite song and premieres "The End of an Era" docuseries in NYC. Get the details.

Israeli Oct. 7 mini-series earns Critics Choice Award nomination

by Adi Nirman

The four-part series depicting Hamas' attack on Israel competes for Best Foreign Language Series honor.

Johnny Logan demands Israel's Eurovision expulsion

by Erez Linn

Irish Eurovision legend praises RTÉ boycott of Israel, slams Israel participation as "appalling."

Israel will take part in Eurovision 2026

by Nathan Stolero

Israel will compete in Eurovision 2026 in Vienna. The decision was made a short time ago in a secret ballot held by the European Broadcasting Union’s general assembly. The Netherlands, Spain, Slovenia and Ireland have withdrawn from the contest.

Spotify Wrapped 2025 drops with new features

by Erez Linn

Party, listening age, and clubs revamp the fan-favorite recap.

Sydney Sweeney on weathering Hollywood's storm: 'I'm a fighter'

by Yishai Kiczales

"I think women – no matter what field they're in – have to deal with this gap, between our public persona or society's expectations of us, and who we really are," she told Israel Hayom.

What really happened the night van Gogh cut his ear

by Nava Silvera

The single act of self-mutilation that has defined Vincent van Gogh in the popular imagination for more than a century. But what if the story we think we know is incomplete?

Will there be a 'Wicked: Part 3'?

by Doron Friedman

Despite lukewarm reviews compared to the first film, "Wicked: Part 2" has shattered box office records globally, prompting studio executives to explore continuing the musical universe.

Never-aired episodes from 'Friends' spin-off appear on YouTube

by ILH Staff

Eight never-broadcast episodes from NBC's 'Friends' spin-off, 'Joey,' surfaced on the official Friends YouTube channel.

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