Comedy

Guri Alfi presents an audition video in which he tells the band members that they are "outdated," criticizes the instruments they have added over the years, and finally joins them on stage for a joint performance.

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.

Who said women 40+ should only be busy with kids, a husband, and wrinkles? Anna Faris, Isla Fisher, Leslie Mann, and Michelle Buteau prove in the new film 'Spa Weekend' that they can also be wild, sexy, and completely irresponsible. In an interview with mako, they talk about the scene they couldn't manage to film, the friendship that formed between them, and who almost choked during the shoot?

One of the most influential and eccentric comedic duos on Israeli television is reuniting for an intriguing new project set to air soon on Reshet 13.

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.

The British comedian returns with "Alley Cats", an animated series where he voices a grumpy, filthy alley cat. As always with Gervais, behind the blatant misanthropy and outrageous jokes hides great compassion.

"Hill 338" is released to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the classic "Givat Halfon Eina Ona." However, unlike the original, this new film fails to capture the same comedic alchemy, feeling more like a hollow tribute than a genuine successor.

Stand-up comedian Eldad Shitrit shared today (Wednesday) that several years ago he held a private show for three girls who accidentally arrived at the wrong performance. "I know how it sounds, but bear with me for a moment," he wrote on X.

The creators of "Hill 338" insist their film is not a remake of the iconic "Givat Halfon Eina Ona," but a heartfelt homage. We attended the premiere to hear from the descendants of Israeli comedy legends and find out why Shahar Hasson is ready to "jump on a boat" if things go wrong.

Israeli comedy star Shahar Hasson celebrates his 50th birthday. Despite his age, the performer shows no signs of slowing down, venturing into cinema and keeping his sharp wit as biting as ever.

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.