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Amir Bogen
Yayoi Kusama, Japanese avant-garde icon behind infinity rooms, dies at 97
Japanese artist famed for her polka dots, pumpkins and immersive mirrored rooms dies in Tokyo after a career spanning eight decades; her studio said she painted until her final days
Amir Bogen
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08.27.26
‘Lanterns’ review: DC’s Green Lantern reboot struggles to take flight
HBO Max trades superhero spectacle for a ‘True Detective’-style mystery, but its slow pilot offers too little intrigue despite strong ambitions and Damon Lindelof’s involvement
Amir Bogen
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08.19.26
‘Monsters of God’ review: reptiles fascinate, but the humans fall flat
Eric Goode’s HBO Max follow-up to ‘Tiger King’ and ‘Chimp Crazy’ dives into reptile smugglers, but lacks their madness, intimacy and larger-than-life characters
Amir Bogen
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08.19.26
Israeli director Guy Nattiv brings Holocaust survivor family story to Toronto with ‘The Liberation’
The Israeli Oscar winner’s new thriller follows a Holocaust survivor drawn into a hedonistic women’s cult, with Carrie Coon, Bella Ramsey, Odessa Young and Lily James leading the cast; its Canadian premiere may follow a Telluride world debut
Amir Bogen
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08.12.26
America First, Israel last: Why opposition to US aid to Israel is gaining ground
Opinion: Most Americans neither love nor hate Israel; they are simply indifferent. But they do care about their own lives, as soaring living costs, health insurance rates and cuts to social services make spending billions overseas an increasingly difficult sell
Amir Bogen
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08.11.26
Can Jews still sing Shlomo Carlebach’s music? New film confronts his darkest legacy
‘The Darkest Light’ follows daughter Neshama Carlebach and women who say the revered ‘Singing Rabbi’ exploited their trust, forcing synagogues and admirers to confront decades of silence, denial and complicity
Amir Bogen, New York
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08.02.26
Postville’s Kosher dream: How an Iowa slaughterhouse built a Jewish community and why its future is unclear
Built around one of America’s largest kosher slaughterhouses, Postville became an unlikely Jewish hub in rural Iowa. After years of controversy, recovery and renewal, a devastating fire has left workers, residents and a historic community facing an uncertain future
Amir Bogen
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08.02.26
Nicolas Winding Refn died for 25 minutes, then found a new reason to make films
The Drive director says a severe heart condition, emergency surgery and clinical death forced him to confront fatherhood, marriage and the purpose of art before creating Her Private Hell
Amir Bogen
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07.30.26
The generation that will shape America's future is losing faith in Israel
As young Americans increasingly view Israel unfavorably, recent polls point to a sharp decline in the country's image, with potentially far-reaching consequences as today's students become tomorrow's leaders
Amir Bogen
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07.24.26
The Left vs. The Establishment: Why the anti-Israel backlash is just a symptom
Analysis: New York’s pro-Palestinian surge reflects more than hostility toward Israel: it is part of a broader revolt against political elites, wealthy donors and institutions that long shielded Israel in US public life
Amir Bogen
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07.16.26
No Israeli filmmakers in latest Hollywood academy membership wave
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences invited 529 new members this year, with no filmmakers active in Israel’s domestic industry included — a notable break from recent years of consistent representation
Amir Bogen, New York
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06.25.26
Review: it took a while, but 'House of the Dragon' is finally good
After two talky seasons of tears, schemes and intrigue, 'House of the Dragon' season 3 finally rewards viewers as family drama erupts into full-scale war — and shows Hormuz and the Gullet are not so different
Amir Bogen
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06.23.26
Trump booed at Knicks NBA finals game as visit snarls Manhattan traffic for hours
The president’s appearance at Madison Square Garden drew loud boos during the national anthem, triggered a major security lockdown around the arena and ended with the Knicks’ first playoff loss
Amir Bogen
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06.09.26
Comedian mocks Palestinian abuse allegations at Tribeca, sparking uproar
Film festival condemns Elon Gold after viral red-carpet joke appeared to mock allegations of sexual abuse against Palestinian detainees
Amir Bogen, New York
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06.08.26
How YouTubers turned viral nightmares into Hollywood’s newest horror obsession
Horror films by Kane Parsons, the Philippou brothers, Curry Barker and other YouTubers show Hollywood’s fastest path now runs through millions of followers, not film school or festivals
Amir Bogen
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06.04.26
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