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From Lorenz Hart to Mel Brooks: Two Jewish lives now available on Israeli screens

TV TIME: Two movies present a strong contrast in both their subjects and their styles. Blue Moon, about lyricist Lorenz Hart on Apple TV+, and Mel Brooks: The 99-Year-Old Man on HBO Max.

ETHAN HAWKE and Margaret Qualley star in Blue Moon, Richard Linklater’s drama about composer Lorenz Hart.
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Official: HBO Max service to arrive in Israel on January 13

HBO Max arrives in Israel, Warner Bros. Discovery announced.

HBO Max arrives in Israel with Superman, Euphoria blockbusters, Warner Bros. Discovery announced

Paramount Global and Skydance logos are seen in this illustration taken December 17, 2024.

Paramount makes $108.4 billion hostile bid for Warner Bros Discovery, throwing wrench into Netflix


New streaming service for fans of Jewish Cinema 'Chai Flicks' launches

After Netflix rejected recent offering of “1945,” Neil Friedman, Heidi Bogin-Oshuin, and Bill Weiner decided to launch Chai Flicks to keep Jewish films accessible to the public.

A still from the movie ‘1945’ showing the two Jewish protagonists at a railway station in rural Hungary

'Hamilton' goes from Broadway to America's living rooms on Disney+

Shot over three days in 2016 at the stage musical featuring the original cast, the film lands on the Disney+ streaming service as America celebrates Independence Day weekend.

A man walks past the shuttered Richard Rodgers Theatre, home of the popular musical "Hamilton" after industry group the Broadway League said Broadway theaters will remain closed through January 3, 2021, in New York, U.S., July 2, 2020

Israeli-American Twitch streamer Byron 'Reckful' Bernstein dies at 31

Bernstein was considered a house-hold name in the online video game community, influencing many online video game streamers.

Attendees walk past a Twitch logo in Los Angeles

Historic 'Ed Sullivan Show' musical performances to stream online

The first batch of releases includes The Supremes, The Beach Boys, Marvin Gaye, James Brown and Neil Diamond.

The Supremes from The Ed Sullivan Show, Feb. 20, 1966