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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.

August brings together two zodiac signs: Leo and Virgo. One symbolizes charisma and confidence, the other order and analytical ability. Energy therapist Sigalit Malka explains how to lead others without losing oneself.

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.

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.

He grew up in poverty in Nepal, served in the British Special Forces, and turned local climbers from support staff into the main stars. Nirmal "Nimsdai" Purja conquered the world's 14 highest peaks in 189 days, led the first winter ascent of K2, and became an international icon thanks to Netflix. Alongside his achievements, he faced sharp criticism and serious allegations, which he denied. This...

She was one of the biggest stars of the world's most successful sitcom, but for years she struggled to appreciate herself and her work — and to find success that stood on its own. More than 20 years after "Friends", with a star on the Walk of Fame, another Emmy nomination and the closing of the circle of "The Comeback", it seems that it is finally Lisa Kudrow's turn to gain renewed appreciation.

Three years after saying goodbye to the Richmond fans, the most optimistic coach on television returns for a fourth season — this time with a women's soccer team. After the final season exposed the mental toll of his endless optimism, the question arises whether the series has truly found a new story to tell — or if it is simply trying to recreate one of the biggest streaming hits of the decade.

A freshwater snail living in dark underground caves has been named after a figure from Chinese mythology. This first-of-its-kind discovery highlights the urgent need for extensive cave surveys to protect such vulnerable species.

The sunfish, one of the largest bony fish in the world and a species defined as vulnerable, was documented in the Coral Reserve in Eilat. "I was impressed by the power and presence of this special fish," said the Israel Nature and Parks Authority inspector who documented it.

The "Shoe Stories" exhibition at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem presents shoes not just as an item of clothing, but as a story of identity, nostalgia, and even faith. Stylist Itay Betzaleli met with three creators from the worlds of design, fashion, and collecting to understand our connection to the pair on our feet.

She is only 17, already the Israeli youth champion in athletics and modeling simultaneously, but she is not in a hurry to be dazzled: "I would like to reach Los Angeles 2028, but Brisbane 2032 sounds much more realistic." Arik Zeevi and his daughter Noam in an open interview about genes, fatherhood, and the Olympic dream.

An Italian woman accidentally threw away a winning lottery ticket after misinterpreting a terminal message. Following a frantic call to the sanitation department, workers conducted a massive search of a garbage truck and miraculously retrieved the intact ticket after more than 24 hours.

Nearly two months after the passing of Mediterranean music legend Ishay Levi, his son Shir Levi returned to the stage. He performed his father's greatest hits and expressed deep gratitude to fans for their support during this difficult time.

Peanut butter, cashew spread with turmeric, chili and black pepper, roasted pistachio spread with a hint of cumin and garlic, and homemade Nutella: 4 nut spreads you won't stop making again and again.

The zoo spokesperson stated, "According to our veterinarian, the suspected cause of death is heatstroke." She explained that the local heat is accompanied by high humidity, unlike the climate in Africa.

A nailed sandal from Masada, high-heeled shoes for horsemen from Bukhara, and the Israeli design that reached the clip of one of the world's biggest pop singers. The "Shoe Stories" exhibition at the Israel Museum takes the whole family on a journey following the footsteps of humanity.

A study from the University of Haifa reveals that sperm whales alter their 'coda' click sequences when near vessels. Researchers found that these sounds become shorter and change in acoustic structure, providing the first systematic proof that ship noise directly impacts whale behavior.

The President boasted last night of his victory in two adult categories at a tournament at his golf course in New Jersey, and posted footage of the "winning shot" – while mocking his rivals: "Unlike the other participants, I have very little time to practice." In the background: allegations of cheating on his part.

For years, she was one of Hollywood’s “invisible” women, but a single compliment from Matt Damon changed everything. Canadian stuntwoman Deven Dalton, who went viral after the actor praised her as having “the best arms” he had ever seen, shares her experience working on the box-office epic.

Twelve years after his last feature, director Gregg Araki returns with "Boss in Distress." However, his attempts to shock the audience feel outdated, predictable, and lack the sharp edge of his earlier work.

Singer Ariana Grande has withdrawn from the upcoming 2027 production of the musical "Sunday in the Park with George." Her representatives stated that after finishing her current tour, she plans to take a well-deserved break to step away from the public eye and the constant scrutiny she has faced.

The Ministry of Tourism and the Old Akko Development Company have launched a spectacular audiovisual show at the Crusader fortress. This powerful video-mapping experience transforms ancient stone walls into a living journey through thousands of years of history.

With an $80 million budget, stars like Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, and the writer behind “Paddington,” “The Magic Faraway Tree” had all the ingredients for a hit. Yet, despite its colorful charm, the film struggles to capture the sense of wonder that made Enid Blyton’s books so beloved.

The veteran actor, best known for his portrayal of Salvatore "Big Pussy" Bonpensiero in the hit HBO series, was found deceased at his home in New York at the age of 80. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of his death after a neighbor raised concerns following days of silence.

Georgina Rodriguez, partner of Cristiano Ronaldo, sparked an online firestorm after posting a video with a Hebrew caption during their family vacation in Mallorca.

The Tel Aviv Cinematheque screened short films created by participants of the "First Take" workshop—people with total or partial vision loss. The project proves that creativity knows no limitations.

Ross Simmons discovered the book "Antiquities of Athens" inside a tea chest hidden within a sealed fireplace during renovations at his home in Kiama, Australia. It is believed the book was originally borrowed by his great-great-grandfather, John, who owned the property at the time.

The Hutzot HaYotzer festival celebrates its 50th anniversary. New in the capital: the “Arena Park” water park and the “Ice Box” skating complex at the Malha Sports Center. Guests from outside the city enjoy 20% hotel discounts and a 100-shekel digital wallet per person. The city hosts hundreds of cultural and sports events, including Auto Ochel, the Israel Festival, and the International Puppet...

Summer brings new challenges for your skin and hair. We've gathered the hottest season launches: from advanced sports protection to smart serums and anti-frizz solutions.

An oversight that Tom Holland won't forget, a rap song that became a hit, and hilarious AI videos: how did Erling Haaland become the undisputed king of social media, and what does he have to say about the madness surrounding him?

July 1–31, 2026

In Israel, the title "The First Lady" is reserved for the wife of the President, but the Prime Minister's Office referred to Sara Netanyahu this way. During the visit to the USA, not only her face was retouched, but also the face of the Prime Minister himself.

The revenge thriller "Motor City" takes viewers back to the 70s with stylized violence, a hit-filled soundtrack, and an almost complete absence of dialogue. Stars Shailene Woodley and Ben Foster discuss the violent scenes, working in silence, and why music was their most important tool on set.

After nine seasons where "Rick and Morty" turned from brilliant sci-fi anarchy into a brand addicted to gloom, the spin-off "President Curtis" arrives with a completely different approach. The badass American president at its center replaces existential despair with cheerfulness and healthy absurdity.

After centuries of research focusing on male birds, scientists are now exploring female song, revealing that it is more common and complex than previously thought. The historical bias, driven by a male-dominated field and a focus on northern migratory species, is being challenged as more women enter ornithology.

The court ruled that 103FM breached its agreement with Nathan Zahavi by suspending him from broadcasting for 27 months without pay. The judge rejected claims regarding defamation and moral rights, and ordered the termination of the contract.

The Skims international website has discontinued shipping to Israel. Shoppers are now redirected to the local site, where prices are often 17%-60% higher, though the platform now offers free shipping and no additional VAT on orders over 75 dollars.

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.'

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.