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Eshkol Nevo returns with a new collection, which he defines as his most personal book - and perhaps also his most Israeli. It features a singer who must reach London, a reservist on his way to Israel, a lawyer locked out of his apartment, and several other protagonists. Read an excerpt from 'The Longest Night'.

An unknown individual smashed the glass doors of the News 12 newsroom in Tel Aviv tonight, marking the second such incident in three weeks. News 12 stated: "This is a real alarm! The blood of News 12 journalists is not forfeit."

Kobi Oz defines "Esek Shahor" as a unique radio phenomenon, while former Galgalatz manager Eldad Koblenz recalls the angry public demands to take the show off the air. Watch a glimpse of the second episode of "Zahav Shahor," tonight at 22:00 on Kan 11.

The 33rd Storytellers Festival, managed by Yossi Alfi, will take place during Chol HaMoed Sukkot at the Givatayim Theater. The program includes historical panels, personal encounters, and musical performances.

The singer left the stage during the 'Funny Girl' play due to disturbances outside the hall, stating she has 'attention deficit disorder.' Production sources said that 'the play was interrupted due to a loud noise from outside and continued after a few moments.'

Gunther von Hagens, the pioneer of the plastination method for body preservation, has passed away in a Heidelberg hospital. His family confirmed that, in accordance with his final wishes, his own body will undergo the same preservation process.

Nicola Coughlan ("Bridgerton"), Paapa Essiedu ("Harry Potter"), and other British celebrities have joined an initiative to donate items from their personal collections for an auction, with proceeds dedicated to assisting students from Gaza who have been accepted to study in the UK. "I cannot imagine a situation where almost all universities have been destroyed, and the immense talent in every...

Saad Jalal, the first Moroccan cartoonist to exhibit in Israel, discusses the role of caricature in challenging social taboos, the pressures of artistic freedom in the Woke era, and how the tragic loss of his son reshaped his perspective on conflict.

The French pianist and composer, who has performed in Israel many times, will return for two shows to be held on November 21 at the Heichal HaTarbut in Tel Aviv and on November 22 at the Haifa Theater. Tickets start from 249 shekels.

Anyone familiar with Christopher Nolan's work knows his films are designed for the big screen. However, just a week after the premiere of 'The Odyssey', pirated copies began circulating online, racking up millions of views. Universal has launched an aggressive takedown campaign.

The singer's hit was featured in a White House video showcasing American airstrikes in Iran. Perry condemned the use of her song, stating it was never intended to celebrate war.

The toX cultural complex, spanning 4,000 square meters in Rishon LeZion, will open in September 2026. The venue features three floors with performance halls, exhibitions, and conference spaces, and will host Mergui and HaHaverim Shel Natasha during its opening weekend.

The name "Suri Noelle" might not mean much to you, but you have known Suri Cruise since she was born: the daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, who has already dropped her father's famous surname — with whom she is not in contact — is taking her first steps in the acting world and has been cast in a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

Netflix returns to the generational gap, this time with Kevin Hart in a bachelor party comedy. Attempting to channel the chaos of 'The Hangover', the film ends up being embarrassing, unfunny, and largely mindless.

At the Comic-Con convention, Marvel Studios announced that Gosling will play Johnny Blaze, the anti-hero "Ghost Rider," in a new film adaptation of the character. The film is expected to hit theaters in 2028 and will be directed by Shawn Levy, who directed "Deadpool & Wolverine."

In honor of the 60th anniversary of the Shrine of the Book and the Israel Museum, the complete Great Isaiah Scroll — a 2,200-year-old biblical masterpiece — is being presented to the public. From its accidental discovery to the secret rescue operation, the secrets of the scroll are revealed in a special exhibition on display until September 15th.

Stop wasting time on aimless scrolling—these are the series everyone is bingeing on right now. After a month of Harlan Coben's thriller reigning supreme, a new show has taken the crown. Here is the updated list to solve your viewing dilemma.

As part of their joint show, which has become one of the year's biggest successes, Keren Peles and Miri Mesika reprised their "wedding" segment. This time, the performance featured a role-swap and followed a health scare just days before the show.

In the program "What Really Happened There?" on Keshet 12, Tsofit Grant and Shuli Rand returned to the starting point and revealed what the meeting that led to their intriguing relationship looked like. They explain why the connection did not surprise them, and what their shared home, which combines two worlds, looks like.

Legendary music editor Yoav Kutner released a video debunking claims of bias against hip hop and the band "Shvak S" presented in the "Kan" documentary series. He demonstrated that the creators spliced together clips from different years, taking them out of their original context.

It started with the Midrash, passed through the plays of William Shakespeare, and today it is an unprecedented cultural and economic phenomenon. Fan literature, or fanfiction, is redefining the power relations between authors and readers, sparking debate in the literary community. From the AO3 empire to multi-million dollar deals in Hollywood, we explore the phenomenon that dictates the next...