Why is the first crewed journey into deep space since 1972 important and why is Nasa going back now?

The late singer’s talent has been used as a stick to beat a new generation of female artists, prompting Raye to take a lyrical stand

Belfast-set dramas Blue Lights and Channel 4's Trespasses are also nominated

The award-winning US author ‘refused to write historically’, but Kin, her new novel, is set in the 1960s. She explains why

The latest investigation into the street artist has irked his fans. It’s a familiar dismay

From her quiet emotion in War & Peace to her compelling physicality in Hamnet, the Irish actor has shown her talent runs deep

Irishman Richard Baneham secures his third visual effects Oscar, while One Battle After Another takes six awards, including best picture

Hollywood is used to being in the international persuasion business. Donald Trump’s triumphalist warmonger videos change that

Streaming services, digital rentals and catch-up cinema screenings mean you can see all of this year’s key contenders

The host has a flair for spontaneous hilarity and an expert team behind her, but this is still a plunge into new territory

The star seems to shrink 3Arena in a chatty and cathartic night showcasing her genre-hopping talent

The celebrated designer on dressing Irish presidents, how fashion has changed and the future of her luxury brand

Sublime new Gorillaz album The Mountain shows, once again, how it helps to be a ‘daily musician’

From How to Get to Heaven from Belfast to These Sacred Vows, too many series feel trapped in time

The second half of Emily Brontë’s novel is often left out of adaptations. It deserves its own film