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Shoresy, an ice hockey player with a foul, crude, and loud mouth, gets a chance to save a failing team. Not every viewer will digest this wild comedy, but those who fall in love with the character are in for an experience.

MacKenzie Scott returns to literature after 13 years with a dystopian novel about a divided America, a fascist takeover, and two presidents with wild and bizarre sex lives. This time, she is skipping Amazon and publishing the book for free on Substack.

Rotem Shefy launches her first album under her original name and talks in the "7 Boom" column about the Led Zeppelin performance that changed everything and the reason she is reaching out to colleagues: "Dudu Tassa, Berry Sakharof, Peer Tasi, Alma Gov - you are invited to contact me privately."

What do you do when the children spread their wings and the house empties? Dozens of couples in their second chapter, cancer survivors, and people who simply got tired of the routine meet at the "Couples Club" to prove that social life definitely does not end after age 50.

0% beers, non-alcoholic wines and cocktails are becoming a huge global industry. Tzahi Barak, CEO of Frutarom (Frodelis), tells about the discovery that led to a new technology, the wine sold for 50 euros, and Israel's big gap.

From models with compartments for sandwiches, fruits, and vegetables to containers specifically for salads or poke bowls, here are eight lunch boxes that will organize the morning meal.

The hit that Yair Rosenblum banned from the Nahal Band, the classic born from love, and the words found in rehabilitation that became a chilling memorial song: 30 years after his death, we return to the unknown stories behind the songs that became the soundtrack of Israel.

Food of the gods: Dr. Maya Roseman shares a technique for preparing eggplant with a fried texture, using almost no oil and adding high-quality protein. The entire tray contains only 200 calories.

Yinon Magal posted a clipped video of Adi Zarifi and claimed: "Dangerous." The Channel 12 news anchor responded with the full clip and attacked: "What you often do to facts and the truth."

Amid a nearly 50% drop in dog adoptions over six years and a 30% return rate, "Tnu Le-Haiot Lihyot" and "Biopet" are launching the "Adoption with Peace of Mind" program. 100 families will receive a comprehensive package covering vet care, food, and training.

The Revivo Project, the successful Mediterranean music ensemble, is releasing an album of cover versions of classic children's songs from the 70s and 80s. In an interview, the three members discuss the long-held idea and reflect on their own childhood memories.

David Dvir changed his tone - apparently, this stage of the program has arrived where it is easy to agree with him. The production's choices are still missing important points of interest, and the competition on the way to the "Dancing with the Stars" final is especially tight.

Almost 500 years after becoming one of the most influential women in the Jewish world, Doña Gracia is at the center of a new musical play starring Leila Malkos, which combines Ladino, history, and a story about power, identity, and female leadership.

Frank Beard, the drummer for ZZ Top for over five decades, has passed away at the age of 77 at his home in Texas. Just days earlier, he had retired from the band's tour due to health issues.

Channel 13 journalist Raviv Drucker celebrated the Likud primary results with a sharp monologue. He criticized Avi Dichter for his shift from Shin Bet chief to political figure and mocked the ousting of other MKs, including Idit Silman and Avichai Boaron.

The European Broadcasting Union has confirmed that the mixed voting system will remain for Eurovision 2027 in Burgas. New regulations also address security protocols for hosting, age requirements for contestants, and live performance standards.

Aviad Daraf reveals in the song "Spread Wings" the struggle of his 15.5-year-old son, Tov-Ro'i, with the rare "Morquio" syndrome. The song also features "Ha-Yenuka," Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Bari.

Three weeks before October 7, Eli was born, whom her aunt, the late Sivan Alkabetz, did not get to meet. Now, after the family tragedy, the little girl has been chosen for modeling — and the family sees this as a choice for life and hope.

Yael Cohen from Lola Marsh tells in an interview with 103FM about the tour that was cut short by the coronavirus, the hate messages, and the message they received from partners abroad: "Keep a low profile." Meanwhile, the band is working on a new album and is expected to perform at the Smilansky Festival.

Hunter Vaughn, a 28-year-old influencer, says she moved away from her previous views and started dating ambitious and disciplined men. According to her, the change caused her to invest in herself, gain confidence, and completely change her approach to relationships.

Yehuda Poliker revealed that he is dealing with pulmonary fibrosis, uses oxygen, and sometimes finds it difficult to walk even a few steps. Despite the fear and medication, the 75-year-old singer clarifies that he has no intention of leaving the stage.

Filmmaker Rami Kimchi debuts in prose with a collection exploring the prospects of romantic love in Israel. By centering on Mizrahi men outside of social margins, Kimchi weaves a narrative that blends psychology, tradition, modernity, and the history of the Zionist project.

Chen Toledano-Alfi founded the children's and youth brand LIVO, inspired by her daughter's recovery from complex heart surgery. Today, the brand is making its mark on the back-to-school market with a focus on style and innovation.

Between folk-rock, neuroscience, computers, and basketball in Liga Alef, Yifat Netovich doesn't stop for a moment. Three years after leaving the religious lifestyle, she is dedicating herself to music, performing across the country, and clarifies: on the way to Caesarea, one still stops at the Barby.

'So can I call you Venus every time we meet?', he said, patting himself on the shoulder for the hint he had folded into his question. 'Yes. But not for much longer.' A chapter from 'Posthistory', a novel about artificial intelligence, morality, and humanity's last chance.

Only because of the first "Avatar" do I keep sitting down for the sequels and get disappointed every time: I fled from number 2 when workers were gutting the insides of a Pandoran whale. "Fire and Ash" is boring from the very first minute. And number 4 is still ahead. Oh.

Movie theaters are packed to capacity, so let's make sure we know at least some of what there is to know about the films that conquered the screens this summer.

"You're standing at a traffic light and something you created is playing": The members of The Revivo Project are launching a new children's song album, preparing for Selichot performances, and looking back at the big moments in their career.

Processed foods are an affordable and convenient way to add healthy nutrients. The fact that they are processed does not necessarily mean they are unhealthy - studies even prove the opposite.

Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor lead a summer adventure that mixes "Stranger Things" and "Jurassic Park," with monsters, nostalgia, and action. It's fun as long as you don't think too much - because behind the noise hides a superficial film with a lazy ending.

Two-thirds of Gen Z admit they are more likely to date someone with a driver's license, but there is one specific behavior that serves as a major dealbreaker.

A bride mistook a priest's liturgical stole for a tissue to wipe away her tears of joy. The video of this awkward moment has gone viral, garnering over 18 million views.

The author reconstructs the 27 terrible seconds that changed his life at 75, and reflects on the past, the future, fate, and death.

The Lower City in Haifa always evokes childhood memories in me. How good it is that it has so much to offer adults as well, with an emphasis on "foodies". A short tour of several stops and a stop for a meal at a restaurant that brings peace to the stomach.

The veteran lawyer gave Omri Assenheim a rare glimpse into the moments behind the trials of Moshe Katsav, Dudu Topaz, and Gonen Segev. When the conversation reached Netanyahu, the fascinating interview drifted into a predictable and exhausting political confrontation.

On the occasion of the new show by the soloists of the military bands, Miri Aloni returns to the beautiful and difficult moments, explains why she stopped singing "Shir LaShalom" after October 7, talks about the estrangement from her eldest son, and clarifies: "If the vocal cords work - I am here."

Actor, host, and artistic director Michael Aloni spoke with Iris Kol on 103fm about the musical that premiered under his direction, "Guys and Dolls," which takes place in a colorful and lively New York.

From a bookworm on the Carmel to the founder of "Seeing the World": Oren Nahari went from a security guard on television to a career spanning decades on the screen, interviewed world leaders, and left behind vast knowledge, books, and programs that became national assets.

Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, wineries and wine companies are launching holiday wines at relatively accessible prices: from Recanati and Carmel, to Blue Nun in a karaoke package, and up to Jaffa and Hayotzer wineries, with bottles and packages starting from 37.90 NIS up to 120 NIS.

Forbidden Games from the Narcotics series arrives with peach, Bulgarian rose, and Madagascar vanilla for 1,020 shekels. Also this week: denim sandals by FitFlop, a keratin series by L'Oreal Professionnel, body mist by Banana Republic, and more.