Ludwig review: David Mitchell is perfect as nerdy sleuth in comic thriller stuffed with laughs
Television: This agreeably chortle-filled show is the perfect midweek distraction
David Mitchell
The Matrix Resurrections review: Another clunky sequel, trapped in the last century
Lana Wachowski fails to dream up any new moves for this tired and dated sequel
Sean Lock: 8 Out of 10 Cats comedian dies aged 58
Lee Mack leads tributes to television star known for his surreal content and deadpan style
XYZ Reality closes £20m funding round as it seeks further growth
Company founded by Irish-born David Mitchell has developed AR solution for construction
Biogen will charge $56,000-a-year for Alzheimer’s drug
Price over double the highest industry analyst estimate triggers renewed criticism
Michael Palin, Mike Leigh and Christy Moore: This week’s unmissable online events
Celine Byrne and Robert Webb also among the virtual attractions over next seven days
Dua Lipa, Stephen Rea and Emma Dabiri: This week’s unmissable online events
Plus Marian Keyes, Frank McGuinness, Mick Fleetwood and the National Symphony Orchestra
Irish 3D imaging technology to speed up construction projects
HoloSite system, developed by XYZ Reality, in use on Danish data centre
Stammering: It’s just a different way of talking
A new approach encourages us to embrace the way people with a stammer speak
Pat Kenny looks in as Ivan Yates bows out
Newstalk’s morning host’s unguarded admission underlines his good mood, while his opinionated colleague retires with honesty
Irish-founded tech company creates holographic building sites
XYZ Reality’s goggles allow builders and construction crews to view blueprints in living 3D
Greed film review: Greed is quite good. But it could be better
Winterbottom’s latest is not completely without merit but we deserve more creative satire
David Mitchell: ‘The internet and the smartphone have been a disaster for civilisation’
Peep Show star is ‘depressed’ by Brexit but tries to focus on the ‘greatest aim’ of being funny
Horror classics to screen at this year’s Cork Film Festival
Programme includes documentary on feisty New Yorker writer Pauline Kael
Greed: How Sony censored Steve Coogan’s new fashion-tycoon send-up
End your film with shocking statistics? No way, the studio told Michael Winterbottom
Keaton Henson: ‘I don’t like performing or anything that veers into that territory’
Chronic anxiety prevents him touring, but classical music offers an outlet
Kenneth Branagh: ‘The life of an actor? Strange men phone and offer you money’
The actor and director talks Shakespeare ‘trutherism’ and his working-class upbringing
Kate Bush to publish book of lyrics in December
‘How to Be Invisible’, a collection of lyrics from across the singer’s 40-year career, will have introduction by novelist David Mitchell
Gaz Coombes: On My Culture Radar
Singer on how David Hockney inspired his album artwork, and the energy of New York
'I've made a lot of very angry men much angrier'
Robert Webb, the co-star of blokey comedy ‘Peep Show’ on his memoir, ‘How Not to Be a Boy'
Divided Korea can learn from Northern Ireland’s peace process
Histories of hurt and trauma link Ireland with two Koreas and may show way forward
Bojack Horseman: not puns or pastiche, but great comedy pedigree
The Netflix series, which has celebrity guests fighting for a place, is in it for the long run
Peep Show boys back with barbs that rip a hole in the screen
Back review: The Peep Show duo are now a fully mature odd couple, prone to looking back, in Simon Blackwell's new comedy
Narcos review: What happens when the Cali cartel goes straight?
The drugs drama returns with true stories that beggar belief
Profit on $475,000 Novartis cancer drug could be a while coming
Swiss company has been criticised for its ‘excessive’ pricing of Kymriah
Novartis to charge $475,000 a patient for breakthrough cancer drug
Revolutionary Car-T treatment re-engineers blood cells in patients with leukaemia
Exit poll bombshell leads to glee at downfall of the loathed
TV view: Osborne’s election night delight underlined the factional nature of British politics
‘To me the Irish are not the criminals Trump talks about’
RTÉ’s documentary ‘Undocumented’ on Irish illegals in the US featured no women and rarely got beyond the surface of the issues
Al Porter launches himself into a thrilling New Year
Dublin comedian proves 2016 wasn’t bad for everyone, finishing year on a career high
Kate Bush: ‘I was beginning to think I’d never play again’
The artist talks music, Brexit and more as the album of her rare 2014 live shows is released
Johnny Depp as Donald Trump – almost as funny as the real thing
Review: ‘The Art of the Deal: The Movie’, ‘Fortune’s Wheel’, ‘The Big Fat Quiz of Everything’
Summer focus on football scores goals for peace in NI
Presence of Northern Ireland and Republic in Euros will bind communities more closely
Writers blocked: the new works by Margaret Atwood and David Mitchell that you can’t read till 2114
An intriguing literary project by visual artist Katie Paterson called Future Library is putting novelists’ work in storage for a century
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