Danny and Yael from "Khontoni", Yigal Shilon and research Asi Ezer: The articles you liked the most this year
The investigation that revealed the alleged harassment of Yehuda Nahari by Asi Ezer, the story behind the success of "The Squid Game", Rita is revealed in an interview, Yigal Shilon talks about the paralysis: here are the 20 articles you (and we) liked the most this year, reading material for anyone who missed or anyone Who wants to read again.
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17/04/2022
Sunday, April 17, 2022, 00:00
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1. "Suddenly Asi Ezer pulled out the organ. 'Doesn't that irritate you?', He asked. 'Try, what do you care?'"
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Culture that agitated the country: Actor Yehuda Nahari claimed that the presenter sexually harassed him a decade ago when he considered the possibility of the band to "be with her".
"He touched his organ and said 'look what you're causing me.' I said I was not interested."
Nahari filed a complaint with the police and it was closed.
Helped: "We kissed at the meeting. Everything else did not happen."
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Asi Ezer (left) and Yehuda Nahari (Photo: Reuven Castro)
2. Bob Dylan 80 years old - the first twenty years
On the occasion of the heroism of one of history's most influential musicians, it's time to decipher the mystery of the mysterious man who turned from Robert Zimmerman into Bob Dylan.
From the pogrom, through the dominant mother to the fateful deal with the devil.
Amit Slonim dived into Dylan's fascinating history - the first 20 years.
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Already 80. Bob Dylan (Photo: Netflix)
3. Apocalypse Now: While the plague is hitting the world, plagues are hitting television
Three series about a deadly plague that is spreading around the world have hit the screen one after another.
"Sloburn" is described as a series that foresaw the corona, the stunning "Anna" depicts a horrific reality in which the children are the only ones left, while "Eleven Station" makes it difficult for viewers, but only to allow light to burst from the cracks.
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Series of the year?
"Eleven Station" (Photo: Screenshot, HBO Max)
If I could get off the stage and be anonymous - I would be happy: a special interview with Rita
The stress at the beginning ("I took everything hard"), the frustration with the treatment of older women ("Singers can have a belly and the audience will cheer. For older artists the audience does not forgive"), the moment she thought of giving up music ("I said 'I retire'") and the reconnection With Remy: Just before the age of 60, Rita came to the Podcast "Culture Committee" to talk about everything in a personal interview.
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Celebrated 60. Rita (Photo: Elad Malka)
5. Cynicism shattered, human love won: Clearly this is Rita's greatest song
Sensitively peeling away the irony from the harsh words of Hanoch Levin, the queen of the middle of the road defeats the prophet of rage of Israeli theater, takes ownership of the story and rewrites it with love: We celebrated Rita's 60th birthday in a festive broadcast in the studio and first place for the day".
Nadav Menuhin followed in the footsteps of the great conductor and tried to decipher the magic secret of the song and of Rita's immortal performance.
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1st place in the parade.
Rita (Photo: Reuven Castro)
6. Yigal Shilon: "To a certain extent I do not clear my paralysis to this day"
Yigal Shilon returns with "Returning to the Misses" on the Internet, and talks about the paralysis ("I lay like a log, and I said to myself you are completely screwed"), the disconnection ("they criticized me and asked me to leave"), the fake forgeries ("I was a partner in Yehuda Barkan's crime") And his brother Dan ("Why are his contemporaries on screen and Dan not ?! It kills me").
Special interview.
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Came back despite everything.
Yigal Shilon (Photo: Reuven Castro)
7. This is how Netflix made "The Squid Game" the most successful series in the world
Although not based on an existing brand or boasting Hollywood stars, "The Squid Game" has become an amazing cultural phenomenon.
There is no single factor responsible for this, and it is doubtful that other series will be able to recreate the success in a similar way, but the road to Netflix's Korean hit series was paved ahead of time.
This is how it happened.
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The secret of magic.
The Squid Game (Photo: Netflix)
8. "Many of my fellow artists have been vaccinated with no choice so they can work. I'm not mad at them."
Believing that Corona is like the flu ("I do not go like a sheep and do what I am told. I researched and understood that vaccines are harmful"), is convinced that Bill Gates is behind everything ("Pfizer's prophet") and does not rule out appearing in Israel with the abolition of the green mark.
When Caspi speaks in an extensive interview.
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Mati Caspi (Photo: Niv Aharonson)
8. Couples therapy: Danny and Yael, the psychologists of "Khtonomi", talk
Danny Friedlander and Yael Doron, the most famous psychologists in the country, have a hard time digesting the success of "Wedding at First Sight" and get upset when they say they are dating unsuitable couples for drama.
In a couple interview the two talk about everything between romance and ethics, and they also have a message for critics who have attacked them.
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Danny and Yael (Photo: Oded Karni)
10. The great love triangle of George Harrison and Eric Clapton
Patty was the beautiful woman in London when she married George Harrison, who turned 20 this year.
His good friend Eric Clapton fell madly in love with her.
After George slept with Ringo's wife, Patty left him for Eric, but it got another woman pregnant.
Get the big rock'n'roll telenovela.
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Patty and George (Photo: GettyImages)
11. Confusion, Gestures and Jack Bauer: This is how American television responded immediately after 9/11
After the terrorist attack, senior members of the American television networks were faced with a huge dilemma: how and whether to relate to the biggest event the nation has known in decades?
Aside from hesitant and moving references like those of Letterman and SNL, quite a few series have responded directly or indirectly.
One of them also benefited greatly from it.
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September 11 attacks (Photo: Reuters)
12. He was the most beautiful boy in the world - and that's what ruined his life
The documentary "The Most Beautiful Boy in the World" tells the story of Bjorn Anderson, who at the age of 15 became an international star following his appearance in "Death in Venice" - an experience that ruined his life.
In the interview, the docu-creators explain how the most beautiful child in kindergarten became the saddest child in it for the
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Bjorn Anderson (Photo: GettyImages, Pierre Manwie)
13. Dreaming of having a good time here, not counting the visitors and waiting for the phone call from Arik: Shalom Hanoch is talking
On the occasion of the release of his album "Herzl Lillenblum", the legendary musician Shalom Hanoch came to the Walla!
Culture and talked about the burden of being a "living legend" ("There are expectations of me"), the encounter with Eric ("If we hadn't met, I would have had a hard time breaking out"), old age ("Age keeps me busy") and disgust at wars and male leadership.
Interview.
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Shalom Hanoch (Photo: Niv Aharonson)
14. And an ear will not be filled with hearing: the songs written in the wake of Ecclesiastes
The words of wisdom of the Book of Ecclesiastes, which we read on Sukkot, inspired a variety of wonderful poems, from Ofra Haza to Gabriel Belhassan, from Naomi Shemer to Berry Sakharof, Lev Lev Ari to Shmulik Kraus.
On the occasion of the holiday, we returned to them.
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Berry Sakharof (Photo: Omar Keidar)
15. Recognition, Correction, Justice: The awarding of the Israel Prize to Avihu Medina is a historic moment
The decision of the Israel Prize Committee expresses recognition of the country's extensive contribution as a creator, performer and activist for other artists over decades, but no less is the most significant institutional recognition of the music industry it represents, which for years has been excluded from major Israeli cultural stages.
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Avihu Medina (Photo: Reuven Castro)
16. And if we are talking about the Israel Prize, here is an extensive interview with another winner - Oded Kotler
Disappointed with the theaters ("Get rid of the old men"), angry at Ivgi ("There's something sick about him"), agrees that eternal directors should go ("This is also true in politics") and apologizes to his ex-wife Laura Rivlin ("For the slap I said I gave"): The veteran actor He is no longer afraid of death, and discovers what he really regrets.
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Oded Kotler (Photo: Reuven Castro)
17. "It was important to me to show that women in their fifties also have a sex life"
Filipino La Roeelle has been playing since the 1980s, but has only recently become an international star, thanks to "10 Percent" and "Emily in Paris", in which she plays the French boss.
In an interview with Walla!
Tarbut explained why it did not surprise her that her people were offended by the series and why she was happy to perform with a bikini.
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Philippines to Roa-Bolia (Photo: Netflix)
18. "My mother's death is like a knife stabbed in the back. Filming the movie was like experiencing 18 funerals."
After winning Cannes, Nadav Lapid returned to Israel before moving to Paris on the occasion of spreading "The Knee".
In the interview, the director talks about the family tragedy and threats he receives, responds strongly to the harsh criticism of Amit Segal and Ben Dror Yemini, and explains why Tinder boycotted him and he does not boycott Ben & Jerrys for the
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Nadav Lapid (Photo: GettyImages)
19. On an evening when women made Hollywood history, violent men insisted on stealing the show
We could have remembered this Oscar as an evening where women and the deaf made history, but Chris Rock's verbal violence and Will Smith's physical violence made the festive night a nightmare.
So why did we still leave it with a reason for optimism?
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Will Smith hits Chris Rock (Photo: GettyImages, Neilson Barnard)
20. The satire starring Zalansky is now becoming a tragedy
The series that propelled the President of Ukraine from the status of a successful comedian to the President-elect, returned to Netflix due to the great interest it produces.
Watching it is reminiscent of how charismatic and authentic Bezalensky is, but also produces heartbreaking parallels between the fictional character and the one who conducts an independence battle from the heart of her bombed-out capital to the
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