Séamas O’Reilly: Apple TV+ has Julia Roberts, Tom Hanks and God, but is anybody watching?
Foundation is genre storytelling at its richest, while Murderbot is smart-as-a-tack pulp sci-fi
Foundation is genre storytelling at its richest, while Murderbot is smart-as-a-tack pulp sci-fi
The common reduction of Brosnan to ‘Bond actor’ distracts from a busier and better CV than the casual observer might guess
Television: More about mood than plot, this violent melodrama is filled with hard-bitten tales of inexpressive men bending the world to their will
A long-time painter and art enthusiast, at 71, Brosnan doesn’t often show the whole of himself. He refers to it all as ‘the Celtic alchemy’
Television: Helen Mirren’s Irish accent is another phonetic fumble, but Brosnan seems determined to scupper his national treasure status
Author Richard Osman on taking his words to the big screen, his new crime novel We Solve Murders and creating characters with heart
Those seeking Israel’s exclusion from song contest are subverting its spirit and ‘turning it from a celebration of unity into a tool of politics’, says lobby group
His show worked because he listened and engaged enthusiastically with guests whose publicists did not demand they talk only of the “content” being promoted
Three trainee gardaí with visible tattoos were sent home from the Garda Training College in Co Tipperary
This underwhelming sequel has no sense of jeopardy, and is unlikely to revive the ailing DC Extended Universe
The domesticity virtuoso channels youthful energy on TikTok, and kids are idolising it
Irish actor Ferdia Walsh-Peelo among the award-winning cast for Coda
'Now I feel I’m finally part of the family': Troy Kotsur, first deaf actor to win award
Why shouldn’t ‘authentic casting’ apply to all minorities, including Jews?
Adam’s fine jewellery and watch sale includes picks by Irish designer Paula Rowan
After three decades on the stage and screen, the star still worries where his next job will come from
Marketing has sold us the perfect woman – do we finally understand the price we paid?
Immerse yourself in ever-sillier stunts and the stars’ genuinely sparky interplay
The Fine Young Cannibal on being Hull’s ‘first black punk’ and his creative renaissance
The bestselling author brings her trademark wit and searing insights to a new book, More Than a Woman
Women over 40 are no longer relegated to tweed twinsets. It’s progress, of a sort
As the actor turns 75, a look at her astonishing career in which she’s played cops, rockers, monarchs and murderers
Horse rides in stockings, rehearsals in deep freezes, and fights in string vests
A $70m campaign and 24 nominations may not bring it a big night
The worst film of the 2010s was so reactionary, materialistic and lazy it selected itself
The long-single actor turned heads after appearing in public with Alexandra Grant
The actor on the appeal of Helen Mirren and discovering the artistry of Odilon Redon
The ruler of Russia faces her steepest challenge yet: filling the void left by Game of Thrones
The granddaughter of Russian immigrants dazzles as the 18th-century empress
From The Dublin Murders to The Crown, Red Rock to Ru Paul, here are this season’s best comedy, drama and reality series
Many men are now in their 40s or 50s when children come along. But there are risks, say experts
Review: Neither Johnson nor Statham has much to work with, but the banter is awful
Cannes diary: Robert Pattinson stars in The Lighthouse; and a crowded market for mutts
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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