Pregnancy is emerging as fashion’s newest visual statement, challenging the return of size-zero ideals while risking becoming another industry-controlled aesthetic

Wes Edens, the Jewish businessman who owns the Milwaukee Bucks, had sex with a woman he met on LinkedIn and fell for the extortion scheme to save embarrassment to him and his family; She threatened to release photos and videos of their tryst

As the 79th Cannes Film Festival opens Tuesday, a look back at the Israeli films that broke into the festival’s main competition — from Amos Gitai’s ultra-Orthodox drama and Ari Folman’s animated war memoir to Nadav Lapid’s explosive political provocation | Part II

Betting sites give Israel just a 4% chance of winning Eurovision, but see its song Michlle as a realistic top-five contender and a strong top-10 bet, even as past results suggest female singers fare better

First report: The new Eurovision Asia - also held under principle of 'united by music' - will be held in November in Bangkok; Source says logical to move Israel since it is located in Asia; move has been met with some opposition

New research suggests caffeinated and decaf coffee may affect gut bacteria, mood, stress, memory and inflammation; experts say the findings highlight the gut-brain connection, but caution that more research is needed

A New York Times investigation found that Israel’s campaign to stay in Eurovision and rally votes for its singers was broader, more organized and began earlier than previously known — triggering boycotts, diplomatic pressure and a crisis inside the world’s biggest music competition

Erika Kirk, now CEO of Turning Point USA after her husband’s assassination, used her Hillsdale College commencement address to urge graduates to embrace family, faith, responsibility and patriotism — while protesters outside accused the conservative group of promoting extremism