Culture News
Pass the popcorn, turn down the lights: What to watch at the Jerusalem Film Festival
The ‘Post’s Hannah Brown unveils her recommendations for this year’s Jerusalem Film Festival, opening July 17.
Why some think the new ‘Superman’ movie is about the war in Gaza - Opinion
New Superman movie: Immersive entertainment or commentary on Gaza war? - review
Matti Caspi seeks aid for cancer treatment
Moving through life: Tel Aviv Dance Festival returns to Suzanne Dellal Centre
The annual Tel Aviv Dance festival will open next month at the Suzanne Dellal Centre.
Laivy Miller: A chip off the Matisyahu block - concert review
Laivy Miller, the son of famed American-Jewish reggae/rapper Matisyahu, performed in Tel Aviv along with his younger brother, Duvbear.
Jazz trumpeter Avishai Cohen to unload post-October 7 angst at Israel Festival
Avishai Cohen's latest record, 'Ashes to Gold,' packs an emotional punch and will be performed on July 16 in Jerusalem as part of this year’s Israel Festival.
Ishay Ribo’s Friday magic - concert review
Singer-songwriter Ishay Ribo performed a pre-Shabbat concert with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.
Ptil Tekhelet Educational Center: Israel's newest, bluest cultural venue
“The main takeaway from The Tekhelet Educational Center is the deep appreciation for a beautiful mitzvah.”
A New Dawn for Israel’s War Orphans
Sunflowers Opens Five Healing Centers in the South
The queen of Israeli cinema: Remembering Lia van Leer ahead of Jerusalem Film Festival
She was brilliant, visionary, charming, hardworking, funny, ambitious, extremely cultured, demanding, and imperious, so it’s no accident that she was eulogized by many as the queen of Israeli cinema.
Ron Leshem, Israeli-American who brought Euphoria and Bad Boy to life, takes stock of his life
The screenwriter/producer/novelist talks to The Jerusalem Post about his success in a medium where 'failure is the default.'
'A Little Something': New album by 'Post' senior editor that touches on themes of war, hostages
Consisting of 11 songs that were written over the course of the past two years, the album is David Brinn’s second and is the fulfillment of a lifelong passion for music.
A dystopia, an archaeology series, and a reboot: Three top shows to watch in Israel this weekend
"Wonder", a dystopian story featuring Noa Kirel, "Pirates of Antiquities", an archaeological special, and "And Just Like That...", a reboot that is losing its touch.
