Sia dedicates song to Nova survivors
Sia, who had last performed in Israel in 2016 and had not previously commented on the war, declared, "We will dance again" before singing "Titanium."
Sia, who had last performed in Israel in 2016 and had not previously commented on the war, declared, "We will dance again" before singing "Titanium."
The protester's shouts about Gaza disrupted the band's Melbourne concert.
Kravitz, self-identifying as "half-Jewish, half-black," is a descendant of Ukrainian Jews and was raised in New York.
Singer Ishay Ribo, the first Israeli artist to ever perform at the venue, unites thousands in an emotional call to “bring them home.”
The presidential candidate spoke with Fox News the morning after his first debate against Kamala Harris, choosing to respond to the pop star's endorsement of Harris: 'It was only a matter of time.'
17 Grammy-winning rap superstar to bring hip-hop to football's biggest night in New Orleans.
US rapper cancels show in UAE due to its reported role in the "ongoing genocide and humanitarian crisis" in Sudan.
The legendary British rock band declares, "The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised."
Golan, who came in fifth at the prestigious song contest with the hit "Hurricane," has received her first military summons.
Swifties everywhere are now grappling with the terror plot and the disappointment of the cancelled shows. As an Israeli Swiftie, I can't help but feel that this was only a matter of time.
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