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Rob Reiner's son pleads not guilty to murdering his parents: could face death penalty
Nick Reiner, the director's son, pleaded not guilty after being indicted for stabbing his parents to death. He is being held without bail, and if convicted, he could face life imprisonment without parole or the death penalty.
"Arrogant dog - let him go home": The message from Gideon Sa'ar that was sent by mistake to Raviv Drucker
The journalist revealed on air a message he received after midnight from the Foreign Minister, which he claims was sent to him by mistake and subsequently deleted: "Arrogant dog, let him go home himself." Drucker estimated that the message was intended for Ahmad Tibi and attacked Likud members for their "hypocrisy."
Barbie fans should start worrying: the sequel is in danger
After grossing over $1.4 billion, negotiations with Greta Gerwig, Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, and Noah Baumbach have reached a deadlock, and Warner Bros. faces a deadline that could result in the loss of rights.
World Record Holder: Safari Celebrates Yossi the Elephant's 52nd Birthday
World Elephant Day was marked today around the world: at the Safari in Ramat Gan, they celebrated the 52nd birthday of Yossi, the largest elephant in zoos worldwide, and at the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem, the elephants took advantage of the heavy heat for long hours in the pools.
Idan Raichel 'dug' again — but this time he was the only one who was right
Omri Sabach provided one of the strongest auditions of the season and chose Static after a battle between the mentors, Yair Nahon moved with his personal story, and at the same time the question arose again: why do the judges turn to contestants they don't really want?
I thought I cracked 'Married at First Sight' - and then Noy ruined everything for me | Adi Koren
I thought Noy would finally choose herself, I knew Ari and Noa would continue despite all the question marks, Niv and Asaf gave me exactly the ending I hoped for - and then Aviya and Neta managed to do the impossible and make even me emotional.
After 37 years: Benny Ziffer says goodbye - and he has something to say about the Netanyahu couple
After 37 years as editor of the "Culture and Literature" supplement of "Haaretz", Benny Ziffer is ending his role with the closure of the supplement. In an interview with 103FM, he spoke about the shock of being fired and discussed the connection between his dismissal and his closeness to the Netanyahu couple.
Hanukkah is coming: Roy Boy cast in a new musical
After over a decade in the field, channel series, and massive shows, children's star Roi Oz gets a leading role in the new musical by Elad Yosef, Magen Sabag, and Asi Stav — alongside a dramatic move in the All-Stars season of "The Voice".
12 years without Robin Williams: Why we still miss his kindness
12 years after his passing, Robin Williams' films remain a testament to a cinema that wasn't afraid of genuine emotion and simple solutions. In a world quick to mock anything perceived as kitsch, his stubborn, warm smile still offers a different, more human path.
"She didn't want any child to be left alone": Yona Adam to give a lecture in memory of her daughter, Mapel Adam
Mapel Adam, who was murdered at the Nova festival, transformed her childhood experience with bullying into a lifelong mission of kindness. Her mother, Yona Adam, will present a lecture at a children's theater festival in Beer Sheva, focusing on Mapel's values of unconditional acceptance and giving.
The photographer arrived at the most talked-about family in America — and what he saw haunts him to this day
Photographer Mark Laita has been documenting the Whitaker family from West Virginia for over 20 years. Now he returns to the first meeting, the unusual behavior that left him in shock, and the dilemma that has accompanied him ever since: important documentation or exploitation?
When waves connect people: a moving exhibition in memory of Ido Aviv
The group brings together people dealing with mental health challenges and surfers from the wider community at the water's edge, creating a space where waves blur boundaries, build self-confidence, and enable new human connections.
Harry Potter fans won: A multi-hundred million pound project in the UK was moved because of Dobby
A 430 million pound electricity project was planned to pass near the site where the scene of Dobby's death was filmed. Hundreds of inquiries from Harry Potter fans caused the planners to divert the cable.
Ilana Bar ahead of the show: "I am happy that suddenly I can feel"
Ilana Bar lost her brother, the soldier Hanan, who was killed in 1967 by an accidental discharge, and has carried the weight of this loss for years. Now, she presents a show at the International Puppet Festival of the Train Theater in Jerusalem, sharing the story of her brother and her own journey toward healing.
End of an Era: "Enemies" returns to the fall of Khamenei — and misses one thing | Aaron Berlin
"Enemies" concludes its season with an episode on the final days of Ali Khamenei, but it is precisely this that highlights what is missing: the series summarizes the difficult years in the life of the former Supreme Leader, but often forgets the interests, contradictions, and the big picture.
"The Voice": Reshet 13 should send Keshet 12 a bouquet of flowers after this episode
"The Voice" promised a "star of the past," but the reality was a bit different: two contestants from Keshet 12 programs stole the evening, Static surrendered to Idan Raichel, and Noa Kirel provided one of the strangest moments of the season.
"Words in the country have become the cheapest thing": Dani Dotan regrets nothing
Dani Dotan, a multidisciplinary artist and leader of the legendary band "HaClick", marks the release of his new book "Don't Light a Candle for Me". In a candid interview, he reflects on the legacy of Israeli punk, the power of protest art, and the longing for his late bandmates.
Like a superstar: Roni Duani's big celebration, 20 years later
At 40, the undisputed queen of pop does it again. And this time — more calculated, more professional, and above all, more true to herself. And the fans? They still remember all the words.
Tom Holland did something no Spider-Man before him managed to do
"Spider-Man: A New Day" proves why Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man in the history of the genre. While it is not a cinematic epic like "The Odyssey", it is still an enjoyable film that leaves a taste for the next chapter.
This is exactly why Scandinavian series no longer surprise us
A Scandinavian series is always a reason for joy - the landscape is different, the detectives dress differently, and the names are unpronounceable. Instead of English from the 'projects', there are criminals who speak Swedish, but the detective from 'The System' is definitely not Saga.
Zendaya has already embraced the trend: the t-shirts conquering the summer | Meital Sharabi
The hottest item of the season is none other than the wide and loose t-shirt that is way too big for you. The secret lies in combining it with items that define the body, vintage prints, and accessories that balance the volume.
"Because I am the daughter of": Meshi Kleinstein responds to the critics
Meshi Kleinstein releases a debut single and responds to critics: "To get accepted to play a Disney princess you have to do auditions, and they have no idea who I am." 7 questions with the actress who is moving to the front stage as a singer, and not just "the daughter of".
Danny Kushmaro and the panel accidentally exposed the problem of 'Ulpan Shishi' | Dror Refael
They promised the man who was closest to Netanyahu and we got three interviews with very little new information. And then came the strange moment of 'Ulpan Shishi', where Danny Kushmaro and the panel revealed much more than they intended - mainly about themselves.
Cinnabon croissant, taboon pizza and 'corrupt' cookies: the coffee cart scene driving the Gaza Envelope crazy
The food scene in the Gaza Envelope has changed since October 7: new coffee carts have become meeting places, memorials, and community hubs, telling the story of the region through food, nature, and local entrepreneurship.
Who said there are no good kosher chef restaurants? The pearl that broke the market
Terrasa at the Botanica Hotel offers a kosher chef experience facing the Bahá'í Gardens, with a creative Mediterranean menu, meticulous service, and dishes that manage to steal the show even from the view.
I have only one request for Itamar Fleischman | Doron Brosh
I wish Fleischman would curse me instead of Yair Lapid and accuse me of every possible charge. There are many expenses, dear Itamar Fleischman, and times are not easy.
"A pair of clowns": Barak Ravid opened up about global politics and his view on Amit Segal
Barak Ravid, a guest on Erez Tal's program, discussed his first conversation with the US President, advance information regarding the strike on Iran, his departure from Channel 13, and his complex relationship with Amit Segal.
Like a Crazy Bird: Behind the 30 Greatest Songs of Composer Nachum Heiman | Dudi Fatimer
The surprising meeting with David Bowie, the hit gifted to the wedding of Orna and Moshe Datz, the connection with Nana Mouskouri, and the Hebrew song written for Mike Brant. A special project: the fascinating stories behind the 30 greatest songs of Nachum Heiman.
Mourning in the music world: singer Avishai Levi killed at age 46 in a car accident
Heavy mourning in the music community: singer and paytan Avishai Levi, 46, was killed in a fatal accident on Adoniyahu HaCohen Street in the capital, Jerusalem, after being crushed under his vehicle. The police statement said: "Jerusalem District officers have opened an investigation."
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.
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.
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.
"The Observers": A misanthropic grandmother, a troubled granddaughter, and a murder mystery
In the last book Edna Mazya completed before her death, the Israeli theater is in turmoil, and its people do not seem particularly nice. A modest and kind souvenir from the desk of a beloved creator.
Raviv Drucker saw Dedi Simhi — and reached one clear conclusion
Raviv Drucker harshly criticized the multitude of lists seeking to replace Benjamin Netanyahu, assessed their chances of passing the electoral threshold as low, and called on them to remain in Likud: "Do not run and wait for Bibi to fall."
Millions of followers, one message: The Jewish influencers telling the world about Israel
The first Masa Makers influencer delegation met with Ministry of Foreign Affairs officials to discuss the challenges facing young Jews in the Diaspora and how to share authentic stories about Israel.
Tsangauker vs. the "shofars", Yinon Magal explodes: "Stupid and an animal" | Listen
Einav Tsangauker's tweet against Benjamin Netanyahu and the "poison shofars" sparked a storm, ending in a harsh personal attack by Yinon Magal on air. The radio host fired back on live broadcast, calling her "ungrateful and speaking like an animal," prompting an immediate intervention from Ben Caspit.
Raviv Drucker against the senior Likud member: "A blunt person and a bully"
Raviv Drucker attacked Likud Central Committee chairman Haim Katz, claiming he "set a new record for opportunism" in the party while trying to re-engineer its list ahead of the primaries.
Raviv Drucker on the move that is driving the propagandists crazy: "A pile of filthy people"
Journalist Raviv Drucker addressed in his program "Azor Bechira" on Channel 13 the report that former Knesset member Yoav Segalovitz will join the Ra'am party, and the attack against him by Moshe Saada and the other propagandists.