Entertainment
The 5 most popular leisure activities in the Middle East: A look behind the trends
Can Budget Builds Compete? Testing the Line Between Cost and Capability
Dancing until dawn: The hottest nightlife destinations in Europe right now
From sand dunes to spins: Middle Eastern culture in slot machines today
Watch out: Online sportsbook pitfalls you shouldn’t ignore
Online sports betting is booming, but beware of hidden sportsbook pitfalls - from voided bets to data risks and addictive design traps.
Barry Diller’s adventures: In and outside of Hollywood
While some people are about breaking molds, the Jewish boy from Beverly Hills is about creating new ones.
Instant pay: What Belgium’s fast rails teach sportsbooks about retaining bettors
Hamoshava: The project bringing Tel Aviv to Ness Ziona
A 250M-shekel entertainment and culinary complex with 36 shops, Tel Aviv brands, and chef restaurants is coming to a European-style boulevard at Ness Ziona’s entrance.
Lea Yanai, Tom Haimov, and Paz Robinzon became models – alongside 28 extraordinary individuals
Judge Lea Yanai, Tom Haimov, Shahar Chernes & others walked the runway with 28 people with disabilities at the “Everyone is Equal in Fashion” event, part of a community leisure initiative.
The future of fun: How digital platforms are redefining entertainment and leisure
5 Best IPTV Providers in the UK and USA – British IPTV Guide
Xtreme HD IPTV shakes up streaming market: What you need to know
Open skies over Jerusalem: The Waldorf Astoria Terrace is now open
The Terrace is now operating on the fourth floor – a luxurious summer bar with an urban view, Mediterranean cuisine by Chef Itzik Mizrachi Barak, and specialty cocktails.
Stav Bekol Hatsva'im chosen to lead a revolution in the cinema chain
Hot Cinema launches “Not Just Cinema” with shows, lectures, and events. Children’s star Stav Bekol Hatsva'im will promote it to young audiences in a wide digital campaign.
Tribeca festival to feature films of Israeli and Jewish interest
The sole Israeli feature film in the festival is Dead Language by Michal Brezis and Oded Binnun, an expanded version of their Oscar-nominated short.
