Pop music
Taylor Swift requests Trademark Office block bedding company's 'Swift Home' logo
Swift's company TAS Rights Management LLC told the agency in a filing on Wednesday the cursive "Swift" in Cathay Home Inc's logo closely resembles the singer's trademarked signature.
Matti Caspi laid to rest as family and artists gather to honor his legacy
Israel and Iran won’t be center stage at the 68th Grammys
Taylor Swift to be inducted in Songwriters Hall of Fame, will become second-youngest ever
Noa Kirel hosts US sensation Gayle in Tel Aviv
During a brief break from a European tour, the 18-year-old TikTok star with the huge hit single “abcdefu,” joined the Israeli superstar onstage for two songs.
Britney Spears makes musical comeback with Elton John duet
Her father Jamie Spears, who had sought the court-imposed arrangement in 2008, was removed as conservator in September.
DJ Tiesto to perform at Timna Park
The all-night festival, to be held October 20, will limit entrance to fans who are 20 years old and up. It will also feature additional artists, who are yet to be announced.
Lizzo quickly rereleases 'Grrrls' after receiving backlash for ableist language
“Grrrls,” American artist Lizzo’s new single, has been re-released after sparking a social-media backlash by Lizzo's fans for using ableist language. Fans have asked Lizzo to “do better.”
Troubled Israeli superstar of the 1970s gets tribute in an exhibit at Haifa City Museum
The Israeli may have become an international success, particularly in the French-speaking world, but he was beset by personal demons.
‘People Magazine’ names Noa Kirel as one of the 'talented emerging artists' of 2022
The ambitious star seems to want to conquer all aspects of the entertainment world.
Miss Behave girl septet promises Motown vibes in Tel Aviv New Orleans Festival
“I have always been drawn to the classics. I remember I found an R&B record lying somewhere. I loved it, particularly American music.”
Noa Kirel invokes Beyoncé in new English-language single
The single is Kirel’s opening salvo in her attempt to gain international stardom. Her Hebrew language songs are huge sellers and her clips are viewed by millions.
Britney Spears wants out. What happens next in her conservatorship?
Legal experts say that wanting out of a court-appointed conservatorship is easier said than done. Spears, now 39, will have to convice the judge that she is capable of managing her personal affairs.
Rami Kleinstein and Rita, 'first couple' of Israeli pop, reunite on stage
From the mid-1980s until the early 2000s, the couple were a veritable hit-making factory with twin solo careers that soared.