The Murder Capital: ‘Nick Cave listened to our whole album and was sitting there telling us his favourite tunes’
The band’s James McGovern and Diarmuid Brennan talk toxic nationalism, rebel songs and how Dublin’s BIMM Music Institute helped shape their outlook
Zero Day review: Robert De Niro in his element as grouchy US president in fun Netflix technothriller
Television: The idea of a cyberattack reducing civilisation to ruins is outlandish. Or is it?
Sam Fender: People Watching review – Emotional resistance is futile
Devastating observations about the trials of everyday life are part of what the English singer-songwriter is all about
American Murder: Gabby Petito review - A chilling look at the darker reality behind the smiles on social media
Television: The Netflix story is told from the perspective of Petito, who is given a voice through the participation of her family
The White Lotus review: Season three has its finger on the pulse to an almost excruciating degree
Television: This Eat-the-rich franchise has settled into a groove. Viewers looking for more privileged American idiots wreaking havoc abroad will be thrilled
EastEnders at 40: How the BBC wants to keep its infamous ‘Oirish’ episodes hidden
Who can forget the depiction of a grim, resentful, booze-fuelled hellscape peppered with donkeys
Dancing with the Stars: Audience boos judge Arthur Gourounlian after his comments about Rhys McClenaghan
Judge Arthur Gourounlian looks stunned when his critique of Olympic champion Rhys McClenaghan and Laura Nolan earns a prominent boo from the audience
Yellowjackets review: Melanie Lynskey and Christina Ricci give strong performances in show packed with 1990s nostalgia
Television: Yellowjackets’ debt to Twin Peaks is cheerfully blatant. This is a gripping portrait of how the past shapes us
Documentary on GAA referee abuse lets players, coaches and fans off the hook
Television review: GAA referee David Gough provides fascinating insights but overall this film needs to dig deeper
Manic Street Preachers: Critical Thinking review – Consistency in a world gone mad, drab and sad
The former angry young men satisfyingly take flight as grumpy older gentlemen aghast at the world
The Great House Revival: Hugh Wallace keeps up the cheery vibes against a backdrop of general misery
Television: The chummy Hugh Wallace brings what positivity he can to a stalled project as meitheal helps overcome misery
Dancing with the Stars: dark and stormy end for Joanna Donnelly as meteorologist loses dance-off
‘I’ve had the time of my life,’ says Joanna Donnelly after judges save former Miss Universe Ireland Aishah Akorede
Emmy’s song about a dead Soviet space dog gets the Eurovision nod in entertaining Late Late special
Television review: Six acts stretched over two hours threaten a slog but RTÉ almost gets douze points for Friday night entertainment
Fiachna Ó Braonáin of Hothouse Flowers: ‘I was quite disappointed by Bono. I don’t think Sinéad O’Connor would have done it’
The U2 frontman was an early cheerleader for his fellow Irish band, who are back on tour to mark 40 years together. But his acceptance of a medal from Joe Biden sent the wrong signal, they say
Amandaland review: Sharon Horgan comedy spin-off stands firmly on its own two feet
Television: Series sees Motherland’s obviously posh mum Amanda return as she juggles parenting with a career as an influencer