Amir Kaminer
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Simone Signoret survived Yves Montand’s Marilyn Monroe affair — and refused to be defined by it (opens the original)
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On Aug. 5, 1962, Marilyn Monroe was found dead at her Brentwood home in California at the age of 36. Before the headlines, conspiracy theories and decades of mythology that would follow, French actor and singer Yves Montand called his wife, Simone Signoret, to tell her the news. Two years earlier, Montand and Monroe had conducted one of Hollywood’s most publicized affairs while filming George Cukor’s “Let’s Make Love.”Signoret was having dinner in Toulouse with two friends from the film industry
After Oscar win, 'No Other Land' creators head to Venice with new Gaza documentary (opens the original)
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About a year and a half after winning an Oscar for “No Other Land,” Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor are returning with a new documentary about the war in Gaza. The film, titled “NAZA,” was added Monday to the official competition at the 83rd Venice Film Festival, where it will have its world premiere on Sept. 10.According to the festival announcement, “NAZA” was filmed at night on rooftops in Tel Aviv and seeks to expose the mechanisms behind what its creators describe as “the m
‘For me, being Jewish has always been a positive thing’: Jesse Eisenberg on fame, family and giving back (opens the original)
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Last December, Jewish Hollywood actor and director Jesse Eisenberg (“The Social Network,” “Now You See Me”) fulfilled an ambition he had nurtured for years: donating a kidney. One of his kidneys was removed and transplanted into a person who needed it.“Look, I hate being in the public eye. I find it so embarrassing, but I married a woman who really spends her life helping people, so I feel I have a certain responsibility. I thought, ‘Maybe I should talk about donating a kidney because maybe it c
‘Race is a political construct’: Jeffrey Wright on racism, art and identity (opens the original)
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Two weeks ago, in the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup, France defeated Paraguay 1-0 with a penalty kick from national team captain Kylian Mbappé, the son of African immigrants. The South American team played a rough and aggressive match, including physical confrontations, taunts and insults. After the game, which sent France into the quarterfinals, Paraguayan politician Sen. Celeste Amarilla attacked Mbappé, calling him “an idiot who has not even learned to write,” “arrogant,” “resentful” and
Amos Gitai’s new film on Rabin and Bedouin history to premiere at Venice Film Festival (opens the original)
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Amos Gitai’s latest film, “Road to Jericho,” has been selected for the official lineup of the 83rd Venice Film Festival, making it one of the most prominent Israeli entries at the international event at a time when Israeli films have struggled to gain acceptance at major festivals around the world.The film will screen in the official program, outside the competition, with its premiere scheduled to take place in Venice in September.“This is an extraordinary achievement at a time when films by Isr
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