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Netflix is hiding a mediocre series that is simply impossible to turn off
"Person of Interest" is not impressive in its script, acting, or character depth, yet despite all this, it helps pass the time without getting annoyed.

They’re back: Danit Greenberg reunites with Mani Yona
Shortly after admitting that her heartbreak over the split with Mani Yona—whom she once envisioned as the father of her children—was profound, the couple has announced their reconciliation with romantic photos from a getaway.

Even Georgina approves: Antonela Messi enjoys life in a bikini
Antonela Roccuzzo continues to share highlights of her summer vacation with her followers. The wife of Lionel Messi, married to the Argentine star for nine years, posted photos from a yacht and a luxury pool.

Michal HaKtanah suffered a serious injury during a performance: "A crazy blow, my mouth filled with blood"
The children's star was injured by the microphone during a performance in Eilat, but continued to sing despite the pain. Only after leaving the stage did she discover that one of her teeth had broken, and she shared with her followers: "I don't know how I managed to continue."

The small kibbutz cafe: a temple of carbohydrates and a salad that brings joy
Amidst the stunning landscape of the Alona settlements, we discovered a space of art and food: a beeswax candle workshop, a Fimo kingdom posing as sweets, and a cafe full of yeast delicacies.

British music producer William Orbit has passed away at the age of 69
The family of Orbit, who worked with Madonna, U2, and others, released the announcement of his death; the cause of death was not disclosed. "We will miss him dearly, as will so many whose lives were touched by his music, his friendship, and his kindness," they wrote.

Daniel Grinberg celebrates the most precious man in her life: "My first love"
Daniel Grinberg shared with her followers an especially moving moment with the first man in her life, whom she thanked for his support and endless love over the years in an intimate greeting that moved the web.

Due to his medical condition: Oren Nahari to end radio broadcasting
Veteran journalist Oren Nahari announced that tomorrow he will host his final "Saturday with Oren Nahari" program due to the progression of ALS. In a post on X, he apologized to listeners for being unable to complete his retrospective on the 20th century and noted that he would share some of his favorite music during the farewell broadcast.

Maggie Tabibi says goodbye to Channel 14: "In light of the period the country is going through"
A Channel 14 correspondent and news anchor shared photos from her vacation, admitting she hesitated for a long time to leave Israel during such a challenging time. She is currently vacationing on a Greek island with her partner.

Nicole Raidman Offers Followers a Chance to Win a Trip to Paris
Businesswoman Nicole Raidman announced a special raffle on the website of her lifestyle brand, NO1BETTER. One lucky family will win an all-expenses-paid dream vacation abroad.

Tzvika Hadar remembers Zvulun Moshiashvili: "He was sick, he did not ask for help"
Presenter and head of the entertainment department on Channel 16, Tzvika Hadar, marked three years since the passing of his friend and "Shemesh" co-star Zvulun Moshiashvili ("Shashi"), sharing candid reflections on his character: "He did not want to burden anyone."

"Accepting everyone except Hapoel fans": Asaf Granit apologizes for Jerusalem scandal
A storm in Jerusalem: The menu at "Yudale", one of Asaf Granit's restaurants, featured a header stating they "accept everyone except Hapoel fans". The incident sparked anger among Hapoel Jerusalem supporters, prompting Granit to issue a personal apology online.

Ofira Asayag in shock over program cancellation: "It's amazing"
The media personality shared that her regular Friday broadcast was cancelled, leaving her with free time that she chose to spend in the kitchen. Amidst the bubbling pots and rising steam, she gave an intriguing glimpse of her Shabbat preparations.

Netali Shem-Tov: "They called me a Bibist. Everything that does not agree with them is such"
Journalist Netali Shem-Tov shared her position on the issue of ethnic discrimination and spoke openly about the label she was given due to her different views: "They called me a Bibist, I stopped counting how many times they called me that."
Ariana Grande's statement before parting with the audience will continue to resonate for a long time | Aharon Berlin
In 'petal', Ariana Grande turns toxic love, guilt, and disillusionment into 12 dizzying songs, sharpening once again that her power lies not only in her rare voice but also in her writing, acting, and ability to turn emotional cracks into music that won't let go of the ear.

Singer Noy Fedlon on financial collapse: "I took a loan of 300,000 shekels to buy back my freedom"
Noy Fedlon, the creator behind Israel's biggest hits, opens up about a dark period in her life, the financial collapse during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the dramatic decision she made to reclaim her career and rights.

Is Lee Biran becoming religious? "Shabbat is a gift, the source of blessing"
Singer and actor Lee Biran (36) speaks openly about faith, the importance of the day of rest on Shabbat, and the moving video in which he put on tefillin alongside his son Nevo: "God is everything, and you are also part of God."

Former soccer player Omri Kanada on his financial situation: "I have a family to support"
Former soccer player Omri Kanada, currently starring in Channel 13's "Power Couple," responded to social media footage showing him working as a delivery driver. He opened up about his reality: "I have a home, a wife, and two daughters to support. I am also recovering from a heart attack, so I cannot work just any job."

Eyal Shani breaks the routine at 67: A surprising move in the modeling world
The renowned chef swapped his kitchen knives for the world of glamour for one evening, participating as a model in the final show of the Department of Jewelry and Fashion at Bezalel. Following in the footsteps of Assaf Granit, it was his turn to shine.

Live broadcast mishap: Channel 12 reporter surprised by unexpected guest
Dean Fisher arrived at the studio to provide an important aviation update, but during the broadcast, he felt an unusual movement and discovered an unexpected surprise that amused everyone present.

From 'The Game of Life' to Netanyahu's party: Liron Vaisman was documented at the billionaire's home
Shortly after her wedding to businessman Assi Tuchmair, the actress and registered nurse arrived to celebrate Yair Netanyahu's 35th birthday in Jerusalem. What did she answer when asked about her presence at the event and what moving post did she dedicate to her husband?

Married at First Sight star Tomer Badug reveals his new partner
Two and a half years after a difficult breakup with Yoana Boev, his partner from "Married at First Sight," Tomer Badug is moving forward. He has officially introduced his new partner, 29-year-old Yuval Shay, with whom he has been in a relationship for over a year.

Maya Wertheimer makes a surprising confession: "I don't earn percentages from this"
Internet personality Maya Wertheimer revealed the truth behind her sponsored collaboration with a well-known premium brand and explained why she approached the management with an unprecedented demand to lower prices for parents in Israel.

Galit Gutman on the new decision: "I needed a change"
Blonde hair had been her trademark for years, but this week she decided to part with it. Appearing for the first time with her new hair on her show "Friday Morning," Gutman shared what her family thought about the change and received a special tribute.

Ratings: "Come Dine With Me" stuns Channel 14 and Reshet 13
Yotam Zimri's new late-night show manages to secure a good spot at the top, while Omri Assenheim and "The Patriots" compete for second place in prime time.

Yaakov Bardugo and Channel 14 in deep mourning: "He is not with us. Our condolences"
During the broadcast of the current affairs program "Weekend," host Yaakov Bardugo announced the heavy loss that befell panelist Prof. Gabi Siboni, whose brother, Hebrew language researcher Prof. Daniel Sivan-Siboni, passed away at the age of 76.

Yarden Lasri and her economic empire: how the OnlyFans star became wealthy
OnlyFans celebrates a decade of operation with an annual revenue of 7 billion dollars. One of the most prominent stars in the field, Yarden Lasri, reflects on the industry's evolution and reveals the reality of her earnings.

"A bottomless pit": Kim Or Azulay opens up about business, anxieties, and motherhood
Kim Or Azulay has launched her own headwear brand and discusses the challenges of management ("it's hard"), expenses that spiraled ("I compare it to a renovation"), and her approaching birth ("excited, stressed") in a special interview.

"I don't know where I'll be living next week": May Hatual in an interview about the new reality
May Hatual talks about her complex divorce after eight years: "We reached a joint decision," and reveals the best investment she ever made that gave her financial peace during a time of transition: "I made an investment that is very, very smart" - a revealing interview.

"I am still at the previous stage": Maya Kay's message and the weekly interview summary
May Hatuel appears before the cameras just a month after her dramatic divorce, Kim Or Azulay shares about starting and operating a business, Maya Kay talks about her birthday - all the ice interviews this week.

Omer Adam's warning and Odya Azulay's campaign: weekly summary in the entertainment world
Just before the much-talked-about wedding in Italy, Omer Adam took off for his bachelor party abroad with strict requirements that kept the secret destination confidential, Odya Azulay's campaign and this week's weddings - a weekly summary.

Deni Avdija does not miss a single point: The beloved star conquers the screens
Deni Avdija leads the new El Al campaign for the "Frequent Flyer" club and the FLY CARD. In the commercial, the basketball player talks about how you can win free flight tickets to selected destinations around the world and enjoy discounts of dozens of percent on purchasing flights with points.

From selling pots to 'Israel's Aperitif Man': The success story of an immigrant from France
Yonatan Ben Shushan immigrated to Israel alone at age 17 to enlist in the Paratroopers, and drifted through many jobs until he found his calling. After becoming a web sensation with hundreds of thousands of followers thanks to viral videos, he opened a delicatessen in Rishon LeZion selling delicacies for Kiddush and hosting. Now he is expanding to Jerusalem and Ashkelon, and simultaneously...
When the production flies couples to Spain, it probably understands that the situation isn't great | Married at First Sight
For the first time in the history of "Married at First Sight," the couples went on a retreat abroad just before the decisions. But it was Noa and Ari who proved that even a Spanish sunset cannot resolve an argument in which each is convinced they are living in a different reality.

A design that embraces
After years in which straight lines, sharp angles, and meticulous minimalism dominated the home, contemporary design is changing direction. Curved sofas, enveloping armchairs, cornerless tables, and light fixtures with organic shapes offer a softer, more pleasant, and more human interpretation of the home space.

An August of Intoxication in Jerusalem
In August, the pace of events in the capital reaches its peak. All major festivals are returning—from Hutzot HaYotzer to Totzeret HaAretz—alongside attractions ranging from ice skating to night adventures at museums, special tours, and workshops for the whole family.

A hot August in the center: spending time and tasting
From a morning shake to an evening drink, from open-air events to movies, performances, and activities for the whole family — August offers plenty of reasons to get out of the house. Here are some events and places worth marking in your calendar.

A design that embraces
After years in which straight lines, sharp angles, and meticulous minimalism dominated the home, contemporary design is changing direction. Curved sofas, enveloping armchairs, cornerless tables, and light fixtures with organic shapes offer a softer, more pleasant, and more human interpretation of the home space.

The Third Age: Time to Dream and Fulfill
Yosef Horowitz and Moshe Shafer celebrated their Bar Mitzvah at ages 79 and 83 (respectively), Shira Netzer became a recognized sculptor at 70, and I went on a 'post-army trip' after age 60. What connects us all? Fulfilling dreams in the third age. It is not only possible, it is also desirable and worthwhile. From experience.

August: The Charismatic Leo and the Responsible Virgo
The month of August brings together two zodiac signs: Leo and Virgo. One symbolizes charisma and self-confidence, the other strict order and analytical ability. The common ground: learning to lead others without losing themselves along the way. Sigalit Malka, an energy therapist, explains how to do it.