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The 1990s megastar is back on screen alongside Jamie Foxx in Netflix thriller Back in Action

Saoirse Ronan, Cillian Murphy and Paul Mescal have struggled this awards season. Only a miracle will see an Irish actor get an Oscar nod next week

Progressive principles held an iron grip on big-budget US entertainment in Donald Trump’s first term as US president. Did that serve those principles well?

Wherever bingo happens, it’s taken seriously, but what a gorgeous way to spend an icy January evening

How can our new government claim to be an international referee of political integrity when it has shamelessly thrown away its moral compass?

Turn your January complexion from ‘meh’ to ‘wow’ with products that will make you forget you’ve been hibernating for the past month

While there are likely to be positive effects when engaging in stimulating your brain, biology and genetics will play their own significant part in how we age

Man living in mortgage-free home and woman renting since case was initiated eight years ago

Increases unavoidable say management, but parents respond that no choice but to pay

Unlike quiet quitters, who can be managed back to productivity, soft quitters have to be convinced the work is worth doing

Smoke, butter and ambition combine on Dorset Street for an unpredictable and imaginative menu

Including Severance, White Lotus, The Studio, Poker Face, Stranger Things and Black Mirror

Customers could expected to pay a multiple of the 6 cent increase when Vat, duty and profit margins are calculated

Nolan sister, who had cancer, was part of the first Irish act to sell more than a million records worldwide

Tell Me About It: Your parents or others are not raising the same concern flags that you are and this is worth considering

Last year, after receiving a serious medical diagnosis the shock propelled me to make a few permanent, self-improving lifestyle changes

Low reporting and prosecution rates and injustices of the system arguably puts this criminality beyond the reach of justice; this is an untenable violation of human rights

Household names turn back the clock to darker times as they fall into step with the next occupant of the White House

Rising property values and new ‘green rates’ mean homeowners including first-time buyers can minimise rises in mortgage repayments

There’s no need for grand new year resolutions: change can be quiet, personal and profound

Experts say Government’s new-build targets ‘made in a vacuum’ and warn ‘clear direction in policy for 10 years’ is needed to solve crisis

Segun Akano from Nigeria came to Ireland in 2002

‘I was told that we would be contacted quickly. That was in October ... Surely we are due a major apology?’

Choose wisely, remember size and colour can matter and, whatever you do, don’t think of wearing your collectibles

After your electric shower, tumble dryer and cooker, your kettle is the most energy intensive user of electricity

Unthinkable: Preserving only that which is joyful is philosophically problematic

From simple DIY upgrades to deep retrofits – take your home from brr to a high Ber

The cornerstone of a winter wardrobe and a multitasker, the coat is the great cover up that can enhance any outfit

When so many of us are listening to music made to order by pseudonymous human musicians on an algorithmic production line, will we even notice when AI takes over?

I would not have considered myself a big drinker and, like so many Irish people, I was lying to myself

Ask Roe: I feel completely worthless. I don’t know why he wasn’t able to do any of this for me

A month after we thought we were saying farewell for good, the poor 46A is still traversing Dublin city, handbag in hand and mortified about all the fuss

New measures resulted in reports of proven and suspected frauds increasing exponentially

The TV presenter and biologist on the joys of her upbringing, the beauty of the Burren, and surviving the Irish weather

When a doctor came out carrying the green whistle, only seen after the worst of rugby tackles, I knew it was bad

Radio: ‘I can tell you Dublin is getting off very lightly in the cold snap so far,’ Oliver Callan notes on Tuesday’s show, ‘much to our relief here’

If big hair has a patron saint, it’s Sam McKnight – and he’s bringing the bouffant back

Common resolutions could be accomplished within a year, but research shows that by the second week of January, many have already faltered

Q&A with food analyst Ruth Hegarty: ‘There is a nutrition standard for hot school meals provided by the Government, but there is no oversight of this’

Digital clutter, excessive screen time and bad screen habits are all issues worth tackling this new year