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Irish Times - Entertainment
Jack Antonoff on living in the spotlight with Margaret Qualley and producing Taylor Swift
34 minutes ago
I miss Daniel Craig already. Can the next James Bond really be Gen Z?34 minutes ago
Imperfect Beings by Dermot Bolger: The fine-tuned work of a mature master writer44 minutes ago
Poem: 'When the leaves rust red and fall down dead, the fifth season begins'44 minutes ago
'You're in my seat,' he said to the woman. Then the driver came in44 minutes ago
More David Attenborough and less Karl Marx would be good for the left4 days ago
The Music Quiz: Kingfishr's song Killeagh is named after a village in which county?3 days ago
The Movie Quiz: How does Star Wars begin?1 day ago
Who are Katseye? And why did my kids want me to remortgage the house to go to their Dublin show?19 hours ago
Derek Mooney spots a rat in the RTÉ car park. Insert your own joke here1 day ago
CMAT calls out Bertie Ahern's immigration remarks while accepting Best Album award13 hours ago
Ed O'Brien: Blue Morpho review – Like a sobbing friend you'd spend all night in the pub with1 day ago
Paul Simon in Dublin review: An emotionally flooring, intimate performance1 day ago
Doja Cat's Dublin show feels as if it could go off the rails – but the star stays in complete control2 days ago
Drake: Iceman review – The rapper can write great pop. But this is a listless, forgettable album7 days ago
Paul Rudd on filming in Dublin: 'The people here are so hilarious. It was kind of a hoot'1 day ago
Cannes 2026: Bardem, Blanchett and Almodóvar on a free Palestine, Bruce Dern on a storied life1 day ago
From Maghera to Mongolia: Derry father and daughter come second in BBC Race Across the World show17 hours ago
'We were lucky': Stephen Colbert marks end of The Late Show with emotional finale17 hours ago
Brú review on TG4: An honest account of the sacrifices young people make for elite sport1 day ago
Puff review: Hiltinho Fantástico's glorious movement shows the possibilities of the human body5 days ago
Soft God by Emma Martin – Powerful performances in a dance show where it helps to embrace the chaos6 days ago
Divergent Lines review: In this rich, stimulating group show, drawing extends far beyond the page4 days ago
First Look: The Irish artists at Venice Biennale 2026, the 'Olympics of the art world'17 days ago