Pop culture
US veterans disturbed by President Trump’s 'trivialization' of war
US veterans criticized the White House for using memes to promote the Iran war, saying the approach trivializes casualties and the realities of conflict.
Javier Bardem speaks out for Palestine at the Oscars, while Iranian dissidents were ignored
As Israelis feel weight of war, Eretz Nehederet finds laughter under fire
SpongeBob, Iron Man, and Call of Duty: Inside the US meme war against Iran
Israeli pop sensation Adam has died at 64
Legendary pop star, Adam, died of cancer early Thursday morning, his family announced.
'Dragon Ball' creator Akira Toriyama dies at 68
What started as a comic strip in the 1980's became a worldwide media franchise.
Fox News host suggests Taylor Swift's fame due to 'ties to Pentagon'
The Pentagon denied any connection with the international pop sensation.
Timothée Chalamet faces backlash for anti-Hamas SNL skit
Some of Chalamet's followers accused him and girlfriend Kylie Jenner of being Zionists.
A new pop culture convention will celebrate Jewish excellence and ideas in comic books
The history of Judaism and comics is long and rich, with Jewish stories arising in both popular comics and more esoteric ones.
Enter the world of Keith Haring in new Herzliya exhibit
Haring died of AIDS-related complications at the age of 31 in 1990, and since then, he’s been the subject of several international retrospectives.
Space burial company to send DNA of four US presidents into deep space
There will be additional cremated remains and DNA samples of Star Trek icons and legends on board as well.
What did Israelis Google in 2022? An overview
Israeli search trends on Google in 2022 signaled more of a return to normalcy.
Julia Garner and Brett Goldstein repeat as Jewish Emmy winners
Here's everything Jewish about Monday night's Emmy awards:
Finland's PM attacked for being young and happy
MIDDLE ISRAEL: The woman who initially represented a peaceful nation’s will to live, now also embodies a brave nation’s willingness to fight.
