Music
Bonnie Tyler, Welsh singer of 'Total Eclipse of the Heart', dead at 75
Tyler, whose releases also included "It's a Heartache" and "Lost in France," has died, BBC News reported on Thursday. She was 75.
Lebanon grants bail to famed singer, militant after decade-long fugitive run
Not a plane, not a bird: This is a lawsuit from the "UAV kid"
Hot Air Balloon Festival returns to the Negev after three-year hiatus
Former hostage Alon Ohel performs song to honor Oct. 7 victims at New York Fourth of July event
Alon Ohel was a musician prior to October 7 and has reignited his love for piano after 737 days in Hamas captivity, performing original songs, often with lyrics about his experience in the war.
'Köln 75': The unlikely story behind Keith Jarrett's iconic concert - review
Köln 75, directed by Israel-born, New York-based Ido Fluk, is a little like The Big Short at times, in that it features moments when various characters stop the action and break the fourth wall.
How 'little miracles' brought this New York family to Israel's hilltops
How one family turned their aliyah journey into a live performance
Music's hidden message: Israeli drag queen and exiled Iranian singer send a message of freedom
Amid the negotiations, a drag queen, a Persian-Israeli singer, and a DJ have teamed up to issue a call for freedom.
Magen David Adom honors Druze paramedic on National Paramedic Day
After an accident at 16 changed her career path, Druze violinist Ghadir Saleh became an MDA paramedic and she now serves on mobile intensive care units across Israel.
“The Cage” music video by Shyfrin Alliance: The state of Creation before the Sin
From boardrooms to Kabbalah studies to the recording studio, Eduard Shyfrin’s latest project bridges mystical wisdom and modern music.
Clive Davis, influential Jewish rock-and-roll executive, dies at 94
He signed Bruce Springsteen and Aretha Franklin – and allegedly used company money to pay for his son’s bar mitzvah.
Clive Davis, towering Jewish music executive who reshaped American sound, dies at 94
Davis was born in the New York borough of Brooklyn on April 4, 1932, and eventually went on to win five Grammys for several works and contributions to music.
Eyal Wahab reconnects with Yemenite heritage at Jerusalem’s Hullegeb festival
From rock fan to cultural ambassador, Eyal Wahab has turned his Yemenite roots into a vibrant musical career.
A master musician: Michael Tilson Thomas’s compositional legacy
While much of his oeuvre was deeply indebted to his American identity, several works explicitly engaged with his Jewish heritage.
