Licorice Pizza: A blast of a movie starring Seymour Hoffman’s son

Review: Paul Thomas Anderson’s new film is enjoyable, chaotic and evocative

Nothing new in meddling American football club owners calling the shots

Former New York Cosmos owner Steve Ross’s story a cautionary tale for Dundalk fans

Sporting Cathedrals: How the Olympiastadion overcame history

The stadium still stands as one of the most intact physical symbols of the Nazi regime

Galway International Arts Festival: The must-see events

The best picks from this year’s selection of theatre, street spectacle and quirky surprise

Playboy mansion contents go on sale: silk pyjamas and velvet slippers anyone?

More than 8,000 items from Hugh Hefner’s Los Angeles home set for auction

How Carole King conquered the Brill Building system

A new musical on the singer's life is at its best on the hit factory that King made her own

Steps review: A triumph with a Tragedy

Who expected Steps to deliver one of the best pop shows of 2017?

Life’s Work: Phyllis MacNamara, antique jewellery dealer, Galway

The joy of jewellery: After 45 years in business, Phyllis MacNamara still gets a thrill from holding a piece of jewellery

Trump’s musical booking woes are unprecedented, even for a Republican

The TV star turned president elect can’t seem to muster the star power for his inauguration. But even George W Bush managed to get Destiny’s Child

Doom, gloom, wombs and tombs: Old Moore’s 2015

After a year of analysing the predictions of Old Moore’s Almanac, there are some things we can confidently say the deathless soothsayer enjoys

Select: food for the flicks

As the Jameson Dublin Film Festival begins its thirteenth season, Rachel Collins picks the best food to follow your film

Mary J Blige: A Mary Christmas

So what do the Taoiseach and Jean Paul Gaultier have in common?

Tánaiste and Barbara Streisand also in this club