Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall’s son on his parents: ‘Kids were second to their drinking and partying’
Stephen Bogart has shrugged off the baggage of nostalgia and chosen his own path, rolling with the punches like a true film-noir hero
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I Heard Her Call My Name, A Memoir of Transition by Lucy Sante: lives unlived
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Guy Barker: ‘all the rock’n’rollers love Charles Mingus’
A fearsome character and fierce jazz innovator, Charles Mingus was a bridge between the early and modern jazz eras
Ewan McGregor: I’ve been sober a long time. Addiction is part of my life
The actor has drawn on his experience of addiction to portray the fashion designer Halston
Even better than the real thing: Escapist holidays in Ireland
No holidays abroad this year? Recreate those exotic trips right here at home
The Capote Tapes: From impoverished childhood to cocaine-fuelled decline
‘I felt like his story hadn’t been told,’ Ebs Burnough says about his Truman Capote documentary
Beyond Netflix: where to find Golden Age classic movies
Apple and Google are excellent options for the greatest era of American cinema
‘The more of the novel I read, the more it made me think of Marian Keyes’
Mia Gallagher’s speech to launch Alan McMonagle’s new novel at Hodges Figges
Raymond Chandler: Crime writer's family left Waterford, but the city never left him
The author created the fictional detective Philip Marlowe and many of his novels became major Hollywood movies
Marianne Jean-Baptiste: ‘The arts are something you have to do’
In Fabric star has carved out a varied career in media but has not forgotten her roots
Hubert de Givenchy obituary: couturier to Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy
Although Givenchy never lacked wealthy customers, he was uncomfortable with the extravagant showmanship of couture from the mid-1970s
Whiff of Brexit poses challenge to scent of success at Harrods
If British retail landscape is indicator, delux store will be lucky to keep profits growing
The dirty secrets of Hollywood’s golden age
Karina Longworth’s podcast began as a calling card. It was an overnight success
Johnny Depp and Judi Dench can't save Murder on the Orient Express
This starry Kenneth Branagh remake of the Agatha Christie classic is missing vital clues
Career highlights? Selling a Ming dish and the piano from Rick’s Café
Patrick Meade has sold everything from shipwreck treasure to showbiz memorabilia
Hollywood actor Kirk Douglas turns 100
Son of Russian Empire immigrants grew up in poverty in New York before Navy and film careers
Louise Kennedy collaborates with royal shirtmaker
The Irish designer has created a range of crisp white shirts for Turnbull & Asser
Vinny the would-be Bogart fluffs his lines on racecourse rendezvous
A romantic overture swiftly becomes an embarrassing scene for our leading man
From Ted Kennedy to Lauren Bacall
A print of late US senator’s painting of daffodils – which was given to the Hollywood star – sells for €7,000
Danny Huston: why this Danny boy was always destined to toe the family line
In Dublin to promote his latest film, the grandson of Walter, son of John and half-brother of Anjelica, admits that it was always going to be hard to avoid entering the ‘family business’
Age-gap relationships: why all the bad press?
Stephen Fry recently married a man 30 years his junior. What factors determine the chances of success of such relationships?
Swedish actor Anita Ekberg dies aged 83
Star gained fame dancing in Trevi Fountain in Federico Fellini’s ‘La Dolce Vita’
All’s well that ends well for Vinny’s belle
Clontarf Harriers’ annual women’s two-mile race concludes in a somewhat unusual fashion
Late Lauren Bacall helped define Hollywood noir-era ambience
Actress delivered lines with assurance of a fallen maharani, writes Donald Clarke
Lauren Bacall, star of Hollywood’s golden age, dies
Actress with throaty voice shot to fame in 1944 opposite future husband Humphrey Bogart
Long weekend allows enough time for tennis
‘May Day Scramble’ ends on a high as Vinny makes a return to his youth
Multi-talented actor with a long and storied career
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