An album of poetic songs about time, an effort by a trio that hearkens back to the old country and a retrospective prove new music doesn't always have to be new.
0 commentsThree friends decided to turn their apartment into an art project. Next month, it will be opened to the public
0 commentsFor disgruntled students, Facebook has become a forum for expressing their frustrations with teachers - but many argue the insults go too far.
0 commentsItalian jazz pianist Stefano Bollani is welcome back here anytime, even to do renditions of Justin Bieber songs.
0 commentsVisitors to a new exhibit at the Yad Mordechai Museum can take a virtual train to a virtual death camp, and feel the cannon-fire in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Is the Disneyland approach the only way to interest today's kids in Holocaust history?
1 commentsIs socially responsible design an oxymoron? A special clinic that was launched at the College of Management in Rishon Letzion is tackling this very issue.
0 commentsWell-established restaurateurs are opening new branches across Tel Aviv as locals culinary tastes expand.
0 commentsIn a memorial tribute to jazz teacher Amit Golan, who died last month, his students express the love of jazz he instilled in them.
0 commentsMuch thought was given to experimental housing projects in Be'er Sheva, but they didn't all pan out.
0 commentsBritish rocker Miles Kane is proof that cliches aren't necessarily a negative thing.
2 commentsHow can we protect children on the Internet without invading their privacy? Two new software companies believe they have the answer.
3 commentsAccording to artist Yanai Toister, whose works are currently on display in both group and solo exhibitions in Israel, photography - at its most basic level - is merely 'a recording of light.'
0 commentsThe hermit crab is fast making its way to Israel - from America's shopping malls.
3 commentsA new sketch comedy show is bringing partners Tal Rosenthal and Noam Sharon out of anonymity, and pushing the boundaries of late-night TV.
2 commentsNeopharm updated its drab headquarters into a building that winks at its surroundings with a network of employee-controlled windows.
0 commentsGraphic designer Oded Ezer hopes his latest Hebrew typeface will do what 50 years of fonts haven't done - join the language's staples
2 commentsConductor and scholar Roberto Gini, an Italian with Jewish roots, is here for three weeks of concerts and classes, spreading his love of Baroque music.
1 commentsA new program is nurturing young dancers looking to make their mark on the creative side, and giving them good reason to stay in Jerusalem.
4 commentsSince 1987, Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin has been part of the empire of the LVMH group (Louis Vuitton, Moet, Hennessy ), a multinational corporation that controls many of the world's luxury merchandise.
1 commentsTo kids’ TV guru Giora Hamitzer, making the leap to mainstream programming is more than just growing up.
0 commentsThe former consul general to Los Angeles and founder of Coca-Cola Israel owned a collection numbering more than 3,000 works.
0 commentsWin by ‘Intimate Grammar’ surprises after it failed to claim any Israeli Ophir Awards.
1 commentsIsraeli and Italian actors come together for a joint production in Tel Aviv.
0 commentsThe works screened at the Jerusalem Film Festival, which just ended, attest to the new tradition of loading movies with references to Israel’s cinematic history
0 commentsMissy ‘Misdemeanor’ Elliott assaulted Tel Aviv Thursday night with a concert that could be called soulless at best. Maybe next time she’ll do us a favor and join the artists’ boycott
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