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Jessica SteinbergThe Times of Israel |
There is an abundance of beauty, sorrow and black humor in the artworks that make up “We No Longer Feel the Future,” a new exhibit of photos,...
International Day of Persons with Disabilities will be observed next week by Jaffa’s Nalagaat Center with its Festival for Art that Breaks...
The Netflix show “Shtisel” and award-winning films “Zero Motivation” and “Cinema Sabaya” have at least one thing in common: their creators...
The Ophir-winning “Cinema Sabaya” is currently in the race to earn a spot as a first-round nominee for the 2023 Academy Awards, a challenge for a...
This week’s Times Will Tell brings us chef Nomi Zysblat, creator of Paletas, a Tel Aviv-based company that makes natural popsicles with fresh,...
Soul, jazz and R&B vocalist, pianist, and songwriter Frank McComb will be hosted by Rimon School of Music next week as an artist-in-residence,...
Israel’s glitterati was out in force Tuesday night for the Tel Aviv Museum of Art screening and official premiere of “Je t’aime Ronit...
BUDAPEST, Hungary — Prime Minister Viktor Orban came under pressure Tuesday to apologize after wearing a scarf that depicted historical Hungary,...
As the Ethiopian holiday of Sigd was celebrated Wednesday, Ethiopian-Israeli filmmaker Esti Almo Wexler marked the date with screenings of her new...
It took nearly eight years for Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem, the city’s most expensive hotel, to open its own treatment center, constructed over the...
Stephane Legar, often known as the Israeli singer with Togolese parents, earned third place on France’s version of “Dancing with the Stars.”...
When Tal Kantor’s award-winning animated short “Letter to a Pig” is screened at the Jerusalem Cinematheque’s upcoming Anination Festival,...
Photographer Pavel Wolberg wasn’t surprised when Russia declared war on Ukraine in February. Born in Leningrad and raised in Israel, the...
In this week’s Times Will Tell, Jessica Steinberg speaks to Eytan Peled, an emerging Israeli singer-songwriter whose first song, “Where Are The...
Four seesaws soar toward the high white ceiling of Tel Aviv’s Artport gallery space, transformed by the viewer’s imagination into Viking ships...
Television veteran Keren Shahar will be the new CEO of Keshet International (KI), replacing Alon Shtruzman who announced his decision to leave last...
British alt-rock band Suede returns to Israel next spring, set to perform one concert on June 15, 2023, at Tel Aviv’s Menora Mivtachim Arena. Suede...
Art and technology intersect next week during Zero One, a three-day digital arts festival, November 11-13, set in the ancient surroundings of...
When Persian ethnic wind musician Amir Shahsar performs with Turkish Sufi musician Isa Nasim and Turkish vocalist Selçukhan Yılma on Monday night,...
New York-based film distribution company Kino Lorber has picked up North American distribution rights to “Cinema Sabaya,” the award-winning drama...
This week’s Times Will Tell introduces Lena Glikson, the Russian-born, Jewish music editor who was part of the 2022 Emmy-winning editing team for...
Tutus, African masks, fishing nets, barbed wire chandeliers and watermelons dipped in glistening layers of diamond-like Dead Sea salt have long formed...
Israel’s first wax museum of sabra-only personalities was eerily silent, creepy and rather empty on a recent Monday afternoon. “The Select Few”...
French chanteuse Emma Shapplin is planning a return visit to Tel Aviv, with a January 31, 2023, concert at Tel Aviv’s Bronfman Auditorium. Shapplin...
Netflix’s Israeli teen drama “Greenhouse Academy” is heading to Portugal’s Biggs channel. All four seasons of the hit series were acquired by...
Those seeking a glimpse into Haredi life have not one but two new movies now in Israeli theaters. For some laughs and love, check out ultra-Orthodox...
Choreographer Eric Gauthier brings the iconic “Swan Lakes” to the Israeli Opera house in Tel Aviv this week on October 20-22, with a performance...
It wasn’t too hard for curator Tal Lanir to convince illustrator David Polonsky, the artist behind “Waltz with Bashir” and the graphic novel...
This week’s Times Will Tell brings us Nigerian-American filmmaker Ose (pronounced OH-SE) Oyamendan, who spent the better part of a decade filming...
Nicole Kornberg-Jacobovici may be the first ceramic artist to display her work in the excavated streets and drainage channel of Second Temple...
A self-taught astronomer in the coastal city of Netanya is dazzling viewers around the globe with his close-up, time-lapse photos of the sun. David...
Satirical sketch comedy show “Eretz Nehederet” (“It’s a Wonderful Country”), is marking 20 years on air, during which time it has pushed the...
The holiday of Sukkot may be formally known as the Feast of Tabernacles or Booths, but in these parts, it’s the festival of festivals. The seven...
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Lahav Shani speaks with Jessica Steinberg for this week’s Times Will Tell episode, ahead of the...
Israeli comic book artist Uri Fink does not have much faith in Marvel’s planned portrayal of Sabra, a female Mossad agent with superhuman speed, in...
Mayim Bialik and actor Max Greenfield showed “The Late Late Show” host James Corden how to blow the shofar in last week’s episode following Rosh...
The first round of the Sam Spiegel Series Lab supported by Netflix and Paramount’s VIS Social Impact studio wrapped with two winning Israeli...
Smadar Sheffi, a well-known art curator, takes a 20-minute train ride from Tel Aviv to Ramle several times a week. Her destination is the Contemporary...
Landlocked Jerusalem got its very own beach this past week as “Sun & Sea,” one of the flagship performances of the Israel Festival, premiered on a...
The movie “Cinema Sabaya” swept Sunday evening’s Ophir Awards ceremony, winning Best Film, which automatically makes it Israel’s selection for...
Rock band Counting Crows and its frontman Adam Duritz kicked off the European leg of their Butter Miracle tour with an outdoor show Wednesday night in...
Food trucks are finally serving fast food to Israeli diners, but don’t expect falafel or shawarma. Instead, these customized trucks may serve spicy...
It’s been 25 years since actress Naomi Ackerman wrote “Flowers Aren’t Enough,” an Israeli play about the inner world of battered women. Some...
Adam Duritz has waited decades to play in Israel, a place that he “loves,” the Counting Crows frontman has told The Times of Israel. “I have...
Israeli designer Alber Elbaz, the renowned fashion designer who died suddenly in 2021, was honored and remembered with great love and affection at the...
The trailer for Steven Spielberg’s long-awaited, semi-autobiographical coming-of-age drama “The Fabelmans,” directed and co-produced by...
French glassmaker Lalique is renowned for many different types of offerings, from hood ornaments to perfume bottles to jewelry. Now, the...
Jerusalem’s art scene is active, kicking and contemporary, a message made loud and clear ahead of the upcoming Manofim Festival, the city’s...
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