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Irish Times - Entertainment
'Your husband is having an affair with my wife': how the perfect life of an heiress exploded
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Home Economics by Caitríona Lally made me reconsider my views on cleaning, work and what we value15 hours ago
Saturday Night Live UK is funny and fresh – but that doesn't mean it has a future14 hours ago
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight14 hours ago
We need an adult debate on free speech. Some people will be offended6 days ago
The Music Quiz: Which singer-songwriter will be a London Literature Festival 2026 curator?4 days ago
The Movie Quiz: Who has not played the title character in a John Boorman film?2 days ago
A Gorilla Story on Netflix: David Attenborough at his most chill pill-sounding back where it all began2 days ago
David McCullagh is a drawler whose sensitivity training needs a tweak, but it works2 days ago
Jazz trumpeter Eddie Henderson: 'I didn't register it was actually Louis Armstrong showing me how to play'1 day ago
Electric Picnic 2026 adds more than 40 acts to line-up2 days ago
Zayn was always One Direction's best singer, but his album Konnakol is another missed opportunity2 days ago
New Irish albums reviewed and rated: Pádraig Cooney & Bedtime Now, BK Pepper, Phoeno, Cable Boy, Oscar Blue5 days ago
Tomora: Come Closer review – Mesmerising melding of minds between Tom Rowlands and Aurora9 days ago
Belle and Sebastian in Dublin review: A warm, wistful hug of a show from 1990s indie heroes13 days ago
Four new films to see this week: Lee Cronin's The Mummy, Kiss of the Spider Woman, The Wizard of the Kremlin, The Blue Trail14 hours ago
Mark Jenkin on his bigger-budget film Rose of Nevada: 'You don't want to be luxuriating too much'2 days ago
The Blue Trail review: Ageing rebel's spirit reawakens in defiant journey down the Amazon2 days ago
The Wizard of the Kremlin review: Jude Law lends gravitas to this clunky drama2 days ago
Lee Cronin's The Mummy review: This nauseating Irish horror film is an absolute blast3 days ago
French-Moroccan writer on success, dual identity and nuance in a black-and-white age13 hours ago
Secret Service is supremely stupid. But as a Gordon Ramsay show it's truly excellent3 days ago
The House Must Win review: Mick Flannery's gritty musical feels small for the voices within it1 day ago
Do You Come from Gomorrah? review: Five stars for Frank McGuinness's startlingly revelatory play2 days ago
What should a museum look like? London's Irish-designed V&A East could have the answer1 day ago