Mirror, mirror, on the wall: Israeli model named fairest of them all
Yael Shelbia has been awarded the top spot on the magazine TC Candler's list of the most beautiful women in the world for 2020.
Yael Shelbia has been awarded the top spot on the magazine TC Candler's list of the most beautiful women in the world for 2020.
"Wonder Woman 1984," starring Israeli superwoman Gal Gadot, became the most successful film release of the coronavirus pandemic. The 2017 "Wonder Woman" was the most lucrative film ever directed by a woman.
"I have encountered amazing talents all over the world. I can't wait to see what Israel has to offer," he says.
At the latest Tonight Show tasting party, Jimmy Fallon and Gal Gadot try Christmas and Hanukkah holiday classics.
Jewish-British businessman Jeremy Wootliff creates Jewzy, a Jewish streaming service that aims "to make Israeli and Jewish content accessible to the world."
Of the 72 Israeli formats that have been sold to American networks since 2006, only nine have been broadcast for more than one season.
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.
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.
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.
The New York Times hails Yishai Sarid's "The Memory Monster" as a "a brilliant short novel that serves as a brave, sharp-toothed brief against letting the past devour the present," lauds "the great beauty found in the essential human decency" of a man dealing with the onset of dementia in A.B. Yehoshua's "The Tunnel."
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