Culture

The former RTÉ Radio 1 host is excited to begin his new show, but so far it sounds ill suited to the online sphere

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller’s film is old-school American can-do at its most inventive and humane

After Butter’s global success, Yuzuki examines female friendship, modern isolation and the pressures of perfection

Ireland’s Laureate na nÓg reflects on her tenure and the mistaken notion that children’s books are merely a stepping stone

Like much of his oeuvre, Look What You Made Me Do is mordantly funny. But, as the writer himself says, things can be funny and serious at the same time

Theatre: Fantastic chaos becomes remarkably disorientating in Blue Raincoat’s outstanding production

Laufey brings an old-school sound thrillingly up to date during an evening of jazz-tinged joy

Streaming services, digital rentals and catch-up cinema screenings mean you can see all of this year’s key contenders

A Dublin 4 version of Rebecca’s Manderley that’s delightfully sinister in its well-heeled hypocrisy

In a Word ... Shower

Paudie Moloney has had an open-ended get-out-of-jail-free card in the RTÉ competition

This year’s event at the Convention Centre featured Anthony Daniels aka Star Wars droid C-3P0

New film starring Jessie Buckley, a giant riff on Whale’s horror, might send audiences back to 1935 classic

March 7th-13th highlights, including: All That Remains with Niall Breslin; A Woman of Substance; a new Claudia Winkleman show; and more

As her latest novel is published, the acclaimed Irish author has turned her attention to non-fiction, still writing ‘what obsesses, consumes and distresses’ her