Marva Shalev-Marom doesn't feel overshadowed by her famous family as she prepares for a very special musical performance.
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Fast food nations
A new documentary shows that the meal on your plate has seen a lot of the world.
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Her mother's daughter
Stage Animal / The tycoon and I
In his new play 'Maxi and Me,' Hillel Mitelpunkt does what he knows best: He shines a light on the contemporary Israeli experience.
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War and Kirschenbaum
The veteran television host is trying his hand at directing a satirical play that takes place in the prime minister's war room.
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An inspired twist
Originally thought of as an adults-only game, Twister has an enduring appeal among kids, too.
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Long-lost sadness
Singer Roy Dahan's first album is melancholic and nostalgic - but not depressing.
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Stars react to Whitney Houston's death
Barbra Streisand: How sad her gifts could not bring her the same happiness they brought us; Elton John: Thank you for giving us your talent, and one of the most beautiful voices I've ever heard.
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In Israel, Whitney Houston remembered for huge voice and one strange visit
Pop superstar, who was found dead in a Beverly Hills hotel room at the age of 48, made one, particularly memorable 2003 trip to Holy Land.
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Israeli fans beg PM to hold off Iran attack over Madonna show
New Facebook group asks Prime Minister to postpone any plans to a strike of Iran's nuclear facilities until after the Queen of Pop's planned May 29 visit.
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String awakening
At the Netanya Music Conservatory, string instruments are taking the spotlight.
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Passport to success
Model-actor Angel Bonanni wants the Internet to know that he can also sing.
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Collection / Byzantine chic
There's nothing fleeting in the sophisticated, finely-finished designs of Anya Fleet.
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Israel's version of The Voice hits the right note
Channel 2 franchisee Reshet's gamble on the big-budget talent show 'The Voice' seems to be paying off.
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Haunted by 'Jenin, Jenin'
In a Q&A, Mohammed Bakri tells how his 2003 documentary, and his current portrayal of a woman onstage test him emotionally.
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A story of Palestinian refugees, but not a 'nakba book'
Tomer Gardi's debut book "Rock, Paper" examines the establishment of the Beit Ussishkin museum on Kibbutz Dan, where the writer was born. He found the museum's archives dusty but far from dull.
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Setting sights on sites
Fully two years after the launch of a huge project to approve and restore national heritage sites, its director warns that preservation cannot be rushed.
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Once upon an app
A child's complaint about a pictureless bedtime story led to the collaborative design of a new iPad app, billed as 'a story creator for kids'.
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Jerusalem Film Fund announces grants to four movies
The fund, which operates under the auspices of the Jerusalem Development Authority, invests only in films produced in Jerusalem.
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Bittersweet story
The plot of Ethel Kubinska's life is as poignant as the character she plays in the film 'Valentina's Mother' .
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Superduo
Israeli rock royals Iggy Waxman and Eli Abramov debut as Mock Stereo in Tel Aviv on Wednesday night.
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