1MDB scandal explained: a tale of Malaysia’s missing billions
Government fund linked to lavish spending sprees in one of world’s biggest corruption scandals
Government fund linked to lavish spending sprees in one of world’s biggest corruption scandals
The Beck of 1994’s Mellow Gold seems a million miles from the 49-year-old releasing Hyperspace
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‘No winner’ in currency war, chief executive warns
Who the hell is this Azealia Banks – and what exactly is her gripe with Ireland?
Stars join Pharrell Williams and Bruce Springsteen in objecting to use of their songs
Don’t miss London-based Limerick trio Whenyoung on the Other Voices stage at 7pm
From new acts to old favourites, here are the most exciting shows at this year’s festival
Maedeh Hojabri (19) was arrested for dancing in her bedroom and posting clips on social media
The Met Gala is the most glamorous date on the New York calendar and tickets this year cost $30,000
Singer who scored a big summer hit with New Rules singer caps breakthrough year with the most nominations
Planet Business: Meanwhile, the blockchain bandwagon rolls on
Arctic Monkeys and Vampire Weekend come out of hiatus with new albums, while Liam Payne gets off the pot and Sigrid and Saint Sister show why they’re tomorrow’s women
‘If you played my videos together it would sound like a favourite mixtape’
Don’t be put off by the unofficial title – Scum F**k Flower Boy – this album is like blissful summer nectar
The actor on hitting every rung on the Hollywood ladder
Despicable Me 3 review: Minions, manic laughs and Pharrell Williams chimes in with his boppiest soundtrack to date
Phil Collins, who plays Dublin on Sunday, is hip again – but for Patrick Freyne he always was
Singer performs at benefit event as Bono tells crowd: ‘All our hearts are with you’
Students should remember that grandmothers – not billionaires and popstars – know best
British singer-songwriter was accused of ‘note-for-note’ copying of Matt Cardle track
A British musician claims U2 copied his demo tape, but copyright infringement is ‘a terribly inexact science’
Movie night on Dancing With The Stars Ireland throws up a few horror shows on the dance floor
Irish nominees come up short, Meryl Streep gives searing critique of Donald Trump
Research shows the rich and famous alienate more voters than they recruit
The Dublin Hun’s first book pays warm tribute to feisty working-class women, along the way giving tips on perfecting a Hun Bun and keeping trainers ultra-white with toothpaste
New British Labour base sees itself as allied to Syriza in Greece and Spain’s Podemos
Fifty residents of a New Zealand retirement village made a shot-for-shot Taylor Swift video with added cupcake dusting
Musical connectors are bringing together musicians and producers to blend methods and styles, and radically changing the way pop music is being made
Led Zeppelin accused of copying distinctive guitar pattern from a song by band Spirit
Bodies of drowned child and father Seán Sweeney found near Royal Canal last Sunday
Singer’s South African concerts face disruptions over deal with Woolworths
Ultimately, it is long-term social movements not short-term celeb moments that change the world
Andy Wilkinson’s new job driving the Marriage Equality bus has changed his life
Jury finds against Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams
Madonna falls flat and Kanye is kept quiet at the O2 Arena in London
Topics range from the frivolous to profound on new incarnation of radio programme
Music event to demand action on climate change will be held across seven continents
Simon Zebo, Jamie Heaslip and Chris Henry are as competitive off the field as on it
June concert falls on 30th anniversary of U2’s Unforgettable Fire tour
U2 or Garth Brooks will not be the headline act at the GAA headquarters in 2015
Young people punished for ‘ignoring Islamic norms’, defence lawyer says
After recent live Twitter Q&A, Blurred Lines singer's fall from commercial and critical grace looks complete
Glitches masquerade as spontaneity in a show where West’s genius rarely pokes through
From Clipse to Larry King, Terrence ‘Pusha T’ Thornton has had a starry run. Ahead of his Dublin show, the US rapper talks about the making of his solo debut album, My Name Is My Name
Behind the News: Shane Wallace, producer of Donegal “Happy” video
Video, accompanied by hit Pharrell Williams song, has already been viewed 131,000 times
A terrace chant is heard at the top of iTunes
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices