Gili Izikovich

After scandal involving psychoactive medications on Israeli 'Big Brother'; the people in charge decided it was time to make order. This wasn’t easy.

Actress Tiki Dayan has known much personal tragedy during her lifetime, a trait reflected in many of the mournful roles she has played on stage and screen. Now, though, she just wants to make people laugh.

Following a report on the Israeli journalist's alleged misconduct, Haaretz reviews some of the central testimonies.

Said of women's accounts published in Haaretz: 'Only tip of iceberg,' but Rosen called it '10-year smear campaign.'

Shalom Keitel spoke unofficially with the senior journalist about his behavior, though no official complaint had been filed against him.

In an article in Haaretz, a group of 10 female colleagues accused Rosen of improper behavior and harassment; the senior journalist describes the claims as 'baseless' and a 'smear campaign.'

Channel 10's Ya'akov Eilon, a hard-core newsman, is presenting a world news program with lighthearted spirit.

The reality TV series, directed by an Israeli husband-wife team, follows overworked doctors as they cope with the medical challenges and personal dramas of a Tel Aviv hospital.

Lina Makhoul of Acre said that she was the victim of racism throughout the season's filming, thanked the viewers for 'putting the music first.'

A new reality show on the Children's Channel aims to replicate the popularity of One Direction, the English-Irish pop boy band that became a hit especially among preteens.

Behind the scenes with the filmmaking Heymann brothers, light is shed on their own family sagas.

After decades of insightful feature films and television series, Haim Bouzaglo's latest project for Channel 10, 'House of Wishes,' borders on psychodrama therapy.

In the new documentary series 'Silicon Wadi,' filmmakers Daniel Sivan and Yossi Bloch discover there is a lot more blood, sweat and tears than luxurious villas in Israel's high-tech world.

After getting its license renewed after months of uncertainty, company names third new executive in several weeks.

Being financed by the taxpayer, not commercials, Channel 1 can afford to be experimental. Its chiefs promise excitement in the new program schedule, and that red tape will suddenly evaporate, too.

Six years after making her mark on the popular talent show 'Kochav Nolad,' Marina Maximilian (Blumin) Karni releases a new single from her long-anticipated debut album.

The operation was a success – but three of the 105 Israeli hostages who were hijacked to Uganda in 1976 died while it was carried out. A new film looks at the silence that enveloped the family of one of them for more than 35 years.

Programs starring children and teens such as 'Music School,' 'Children's Master Chef' and 'Euphoria' are a big hit among adults.

As opposed to the Jewish-Israeli participants in the reality show 'Living in La La Land,' Sameh Zakout emerges as the one with the open mind while his housemates come off as xenophobes.

'Arab Labor' and dramatic series '30 Shekels per Hour' pull in the most awards; Haaretz columnist Sayed Kashua wins award for best comic script for 'Arab Labor.'

A memorial evening on the subject of journalists in politics will be held tomorrow on the 10th anniversary of the death of Hanna Zemer, the legendary editor of the now defunct daily Davar.

Instead of youngsters listening to gory details of rape and murder on the news, radio station Kol Hayeladim aims to provide child-friendly programs.

In 2012, the average Israeli spent 233 minutes a day in front of the tube, seven minutes shy of four hours a day, a minute more than last year.

A three-part television series that begins airing tonight showcases the towering figures who were members of the first Knesset.

Tel Aviv writer and cult figure Uzi Weill has taken his fan base to Facebook and beyond.