Irish Times - Entertainment
'I only ever heard Jeremy speak in Mark Zuckerberg's voice until his last day of shooting'
5 hours ago
Lethal Katie Hannon dismantles the budget and dismisses Jack Chambers5 hours ago
Doom Painting by AK Blakemore: A dense, finely crafted narrative of the Peasants' Revolt6 hours ago
The Lion, the Witch and the Ulsterman on RTÉ: Andrew Trimble takes on the thorny issue of CS Lewis's Irishness12 hours ago
Should I start a message with 'I hope you're well'? If not well, should I say so?4 days ago
The Music Quiz: By which name is Tucker Harrington Pillsbury better known?2 days ago
The Movie Quiz: Which band's song plays over the end credits to Fight Club?6 hours ago
Last-minute €20m funding cut for RTÉ could have messy consequences5 hours ago
Cruz Beckham to play Dublin date while on tour with band1 day ago
Jake Xerxes Fussell: Why I'm bringing my Napoleonic sea shanties to Ireland4 days ago
A Man from the Future review: What took Pet Shop Boys so long to release this wonderful album?1 hour ago
Joy Division: Eternal review – A buttoned-down band unbowed, unravelled and gloriously unleashed7 days ago
Westside Cowboy at Whelan's review: Like watching tomorrow's superstars grow up before your eyes13 days ago
Taylor Swift's Showgirl encore: Three superb new songs and a Colin Farrell cameo13 days ago
Eva Marie Saint, one of the immortals, radiated old-school Hollywood glamour2 days ago
The Uprising review: Paul Greengrass's touch seems to have left him. And no sign of Robin Hood1 day ago
Demon Hunter: Time 2 Kill review – This scrappy film's Irish director is as plucky as her heroine1 day ago
First Look review: In Elsinore, Andrew Scott shows why he's one of the great actors of our age1 day ago
Books newsletter: a wrap of the latest news and preview of tomorrow's pages18 hours ago
Russell T Davies: 'I keep a kitchen knife by the front door'1 day ago
The Real Rooneys on Disney+: Everything is white. Unlike us, the rich do not fear stains1 day ago
Dublin Theatre Festival 2026: In a staging directed by Tom Creed, the actor makes someone depressingly isolated seem intimately real23 hours ago
Anderson was filmed outside Soho Place theatre where she's performing in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?23 hours ago
Technologies of Peace: Give Imma's sprawling exhibition the time and attention it deserves2 days ago
'These works are still quite raw for me. I haven't really talked about this before'10 days ago
