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recently scheduled to perform at the National Palace of Arts in Kyiv, Ukraine, this weekend amid Russia’s invasion and war with that country.However, in an email sent to all people who subscribe to his website’s mailing list, the 54-year-old comic announced that he is not coming to Ukraine after all.“My flight was canceled because no one can fly there now,” the funnyman wrote after noting that he was “not in Ukraine.”On Tuesday, a Twitter user shared the news — and subsequently went viral — that the controversial standup star’s Kyiv show apparently had not been canceled yet. “The Louis CK Show in Kyiv has not been cancelled,” they wrote.

Another cutie for Quentin Tarantino! The filmmaker’s wife, Daniella Pick, is pregnant with their second baby.

Tinder Swindler, the latest Netflix documentary to grip viewers.It tells the mind-blowing story of women who were all conned by a man posing as a billionaire playboy, who they met through dating app Tinder.He allegedly scammed women around the world out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, posing as Simon Leviev, son of billionaire diamond mine owner Lev Leviev.The Israeli fraudster's real name is Shimon Hayut, and he would also call himself the "prince of diamonds".He would impress girls with his excessive lifestyle, complete with private jets, bodyguards and a team of personal assistants – which they were actually funding.So who is Shimon, and what exactly did he do? Here we explain all.Simon Leviev, real name Shimon Hayut, is originally from Bnei Brak, outside Tel Aviv in Israel.He was born on September 27 1990, and at the age of 15 he moved to the US.He changed his name to Simon Leviev in 2017, according to Israeli police, but has also used the names Mordechai Nisim Tapiro, Avraham Levy and Michael Biton.According to an investigative report by Norway's Verdens Gang newspaper, he would con women in Norway, Finland and Sweden out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.Despite living an incredibly lavish lifestyle, Shimon lied to the girls, telling them that he was in danger due to the threat the diamond industry posed.He asked his girlfriends, who were unaware of each other, to take out credit cards for him to "avoid leaving a paper trail in his name".But Shimon not only lied about his name, he also lied about his job and financial situation.Shimon was already wanted in Israel, and had spent two years in a prison in Finland for conning three women in 2015.In January 2018 he legally changed his name to Simon Leviev, posing

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe roll-up media venture led by ex-Disney execs Tom Staggs and Kevin Mayer has set its next acquisition: Faraway Road Productions, the Israeli entertainment company behind Netflix series “Fauda” and “Hit & Run,” Variety has confirmed.The deal for Tel Aviv, Israel-based Faraway — founded by and headed by Avi Issacharoff and Lior Raz (pictured above) — is the third for the still-unnamed company formed by Stagg and Mayer with the backing of private-equity company Blackstone.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Monday October 4 marks 20 years since a series of horrifying mistakes ended with a plane being shot from the sky – with all 78 people onboard dying in the crash.Just a month after the devastating September 11 attacks, a Tupolev Tu-154 airliner carrying 66 passengers from Israeli capital Tel Aviv to Novosibirsk, in Russia, was brought down by a Ukrainian surface-to-air missile.Initially, Russian officials dismissed reports that Siberia Airlines Flight 1812 was brought down by a Ukrainian S-200 missile as "unworthy of attention,” and insisted that the crash was an act of terrorism.The aircraft crashed into the Black Sea at around 9:45 am on October 4 2001, with the loss of all 66

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A leading anti-vax activist has died from Covid-19 in hospital just two days after posting a Facebook video message where he urged people to reject vaccination.When first diagnosed with the virus last week, Hai Shoulian, 57, claimed his severe coronavirus infection was in fact a "posion attack" by the police.In his later final message, where he appears to be on oxygen support, the online figure said he believed he would recover within three weeks.He died on Monday morning at the Wolfson Medical Center in Tel Aviv, Israel.

For anyone who has visited Tel Aviv, Israel, they know when it’s time to head back to the states, it’s about a 3 hour wait in line at the airport due to security clearances.

EXCLUSIVE: Moran Rosenblatt, who is known for her breakout role as Anat Moreno in Netflix’s Fauda, has signed with A3 Artists Agency and Cavalry Media.

England on Friday - but how much do you know about the celebrity spoon bender?He vowed to make up for his actions at Euro 96 after claiming to have moved the ball as Scotland’s Gary McAllister ran up to take a penalty.And while Brits are sporting the tin foil hats your trusty Daily Star printed to combat his spooky brainwaves, we reveal 12 eerie Uri facts.1. Geller, 74, was born in Tel Aviv, Israel, where he now lives.

Scotland’s Group F rivals will carve each other up on the road to Qatar – and urged his men to take advantage by claiming maximum points from their next two matches.The Scots take on Israel in Tel Aviv on Sunday before facing the Faroe Islands on Wednesday - the same night as Austria and Denmark face off in Vienna.And Clarke believes the top three seeds will take points off each other throughout the campaign - as the Scots and Austrians did in their Thursday night draw at Hampden - meaning that victories over Israel, the Faroes and Moldova will be crucial.Scotland finished third in their Euros qualifying campaign but ended the group 15 points behind Belgium, who won every game, and Russia whose only dropped points came against the

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Shira Haas is all smiles while appearing at the 2020 Emmy Awards on Sunday (September 20).

Bar Refaeli has been sentenced in her tax evasion case.

EasyJet after staff allegedly forced her to give up her seat for a religious man.British-Israeli citizen Melanie Wolfson, claims she was asked to change seats on two separate flights.The 38-year-old, who lives in Tel Aviv, Israel, alleges staff on the budget airline made her move because a man from the ultra-Orthodox Jewish Haredi movement wouldn't sit next to a woman.Melanie said her first flight took place in October, travelling from Israel's Ben Gurion International Airport to London.A lawsuit was filed last week on behalf of Melanie by the Israel Religious Action Center, a division of the Reform movement in Israel.She told Israeli publication Haaretz that it was the first time as an adult she "was discriminated against for being a

By Tom Grater

During the first few months of Donald Trump's presidency in 2017, one of the things we were talking about was a viral moment in which it appeared that First Lady Melania Trump declined to hold hands with her husband after they disembarked Air Force One in Tel Aviv, Israel.