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What Netflix didn’t want you to know about its Israel operation

Court documents reveal streaming giant paid $9,145 to Israeli lobbying firm in May, which reflects an estimated annual expense of about $110,000; petition demands disclosure of full agreement between Netflix and the Public Broadcasting Corporation

Omer Kabir/Calcalist | 07.14.26

Netflix gave 'One Tree Hill' new life, but its dark past is resurfacing

For many, 'One Tree Hill' defined the early 2000s; now revived on Netflix, the show’s darker behind-the-scenes stories are resurfacing, from body-shaming and skimpy scenes to an abusive workplace, alongside the stars’ lasting bond

Smadar Shiloni | 07.11.26

They never imagined its enormous success; 'Little House on the Prairie'

The America of 'Little House on the Prairie' is long gone, and now its reboot is a culture war battleground

Fifty years after becoming a beloved classic, 'Little House on the Prairie' is returning in a new Netflix version and has already become a front in America’s culture wars, exposing nostalgia for a country that no longer exists

Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York | 07.06.26

'Voicemails for Isabelle' review: everyone fell for this Netflix rom-com, and so did we

Rom-coms spent years on the sidelines, but Netflix is bringing the genre back; 'Voicemails for Isabelle' mixes an original premise, witty dialogue and a winning star for a modern love story with old-school charm; no wonder it shot up the viewing charts

Smadar Shiloni | 07.04.26

מתוך "סופ"ש חמישה כוכבים", "הנץ", "לאקי"

The best TV shows to watch in July: from 'Little House' reboot to a 'Legally Blonde' prequel

A 'Legally Blonde' prequel, a new series from the creator of 'Narcos,' a 'Big Bang Theory' spinoff sending beloved characters into parallel universes and a wild Will Ferrell comedy; here’s what to watch on TV in July

Yael Ilan | 07.01.26

גל גדות ואוסקר אייזק, מתוך "בידיים של דנטה"

‘Gal Gadot’s casting caused a major storm, but she did phenomenal work’

As In the Hand of Dante arrives on Netflix, Jewish-American artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel praises Gadot’s performance, rejects boycott calls and revisits his own complicated relationship with Israel, Judaism and his controversial Palestinian drama Miral

Amir Kaminer, Venice | 06.20.26

Jennifer Lopez looks 30, so why does this rom-com feel 300?

Review: Brett Goldstein of 'Ted Lasso' teams with Jennifer Lopez to revive the rom-com, but 'Office Romance' leans on clichés, crude jokes and absurd twists, forgetting to make us believe two people are really falling in love

Smadar Shiloni | 06.08.26

Best TV shows to watch in June 2026, from ‘House of the Dragon’ to ‘The Bear’

A star-studded TV adaptation of 'Cape Fear,' a documentary revisiting Michael Jackson’s trial, two international series led by Israeli stars and hit shows returning for new seasons — what to watch this month

Lior Saado | 05.31.26

‘These days feel very much like the 1930s’: Call My Agent! director Cédric Klapisch on film, war and fear

French-Jewish director discusses Jewish identity, October 7, antisemitism and his family’s Holocaust legacy as Colors of Time arrives in Israel, while reflecting on comedy, cinema and Hollywood’s crisis

Amir Kaminer, Paris | 05.29.26

The tragic life of Hulk Hogan: painkillers, fame addiction and the cost of Hulkamania

Netflix’s documentary on Hulk Hogan explores both the charisma that made him a hero to millions and the darker side of his life, addiction, scandals and bitter feuds, while asking whether fame ever truly made him happy

Guy Leiba | 05.19.26

'There are no happy endings': ‘Fauda’ star Lior Raz on Oct. 7, trauma and rewriting reality for season 5

Lior Raz had already written a new season of 'Fauda' when Oct. 7 changed everything; now, ahead of the show’s return, he speaks about war, trauma, Hollywood fame, the pilots’ protest and life between red carpets and parenthood

Raz Shechnik | 05.16.26

Talking octopus, Sally Field and over-the-top twist: 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' is hard to resist

Review: With an aging octopus prone to cheap philosophy and humans learning life lessons, 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' is sentimental and far-fetched, but Sally Field keeps the melodrama afloat

Shmulik Duvdevani | 05.12.26

Sex, power, and rage: inside the manosphere’s rise from online finge to real-world power

Louis Theroux’s Netflix documentary Inside the Manosphere exposes a fast-growing online subculture where misogyny is repackaged as male empowerment, influencing millions of young men and evolving from a fringe movement into a powerful cultural and political force

Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York | 05.08.26

'When you’re always trying to prove yourself, you start compromising your sense of right and wrong'

Dan Levy trades warm fuzzies for crime-comedy chaos with Netflix’s Big Mistakes, which pairs family dysfunction, bad decisions and an Israeli actor as a Russian crime lord

Ayala Or-El | 04.24.26

$111 billion deal: Warner shareholders approve sale to Paramount in historic Hollywood shakeup

The deal would unite HBO Max and Paramount+, CNN and CBS, and their film libraries under one roof, but still awaits regulatory approval; Netflix was also in the mix before dropping out of the race

News Agencies | 04.23.26

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