Last night was hot at DROM! Tel Aviv’s notorious electrock&roll group, Terry Poison, made its New York City debut during the annual CMJ music festival.

The number of times that Israeli cinema has raked in awards and Israeli TV shows have become franchised around the world is so frequent that some may say it isn’t considered news. But what if the show itself is a game show about news?

Israeli films and filmmakers have been gaining an enormous amount of recognition all over the world lately, including the recent triumph of “Lebanon” at the prestigious Venice Film Festival.

For more than 3,000 years, Jerusalem has been a city of spirits. But architects have always seen the Holy City as a place where beliefs could be transformed into architectural reality.

Leonard Cohen rose to the stage of the Ramat Gan stadium Wednesday night to perform in front of an Israeli audience that has been waiting for this moment for 30 years.

Quentin Tarantino has landed in Israel to attend the premier of his new “Inglourious Basterds.” The film has received rave reviews, and lead actor Christopher Waltz won Best Actor award at the Cannes Film Festival

While New Yorkers experienced the last few rays of summer, Israeli swimsuit label Gottex took the catwalk from Bryant Park all the way to the beach.

For the first time ever, an Israeli film wins the Golden Lion Award at the Venice Film Festival. The film, “Lebanon”, by director and screenwriter Samuel Maoz, received the prestigious award this Saturday, September 12th.

Move over Michael Kors. There’s a new designer in town.

We’re not sure we can definitively tell you the meaning of life, but that’s what character Dave Peck is searching for in the new movie $9.99, based on the stories of Etgar Keret.