Philip Bagnall chats with filmmaker Mark Cousins at Cannes Film Festival, discussing his latest project, The Story of ...

CMAT returned for her biggest Irish headline show to date, delivering a triumphant, politically astute performance packed ...

From Electric Picnic to All Together Now, here’s a guide to the best Irish festival for your personality, music taste, and mud tolerance.

Taking Back Sunday thrilled Dublin fans at The Academy with classic emo anthems, crowd chaos, and explosive live energy.

As part of our countdown to Animation Ireland’s Meitheal 2026, we caught up with Sherry Gunther Shugarman, Co-CEO of Heeboo and Claynosaurz and producer of some of television’s top hits for the past 3 ...

Corbucci followed Django with the lesser, on account of some racist casting, but still enjoyable Navajo Joe. Wearing a wig that made him look like Natalie Wood, Burt Reynolds stars as the titular ...

Diogenes was born over twenty-four hundred years ago, which is more of a problem than historians like to admit. People didn’t keep great records back then, of course, and not much was written down. Of ...

There are always those who see opportunity in chaos. The destruction of the old order leaves gaps that need filling, and “men of vision” see nobody better than themselves to fill those gaps. This does ...

Abel Debritto, a former Fulbright and Marie Curie scholar, works in the digital humanities and is a certified Iyengar yoga teacher. He is the author of Charles Bukowski, King of the Underground, and ...

One fun aspect of watching foreign shows is learning about the folklore of other lands; whole unfamiliar mythologies. One of these is the fashion in Korean drama for the last few years of shows about ...

Marriage is a tricky business, even in a legal sense. Victorian law treated the wife as the servant of the husband, which among other things meant that a wife killing her husband was (up until 1828) ...

One of the most popular lunch spots in 1950s Macon was Anjette’s on Mulberry Street. With a handy location for a lot of local offices, most weekdays it was packed with white collar workers.