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Irish Times - Entertainment

Bill Nighy on Ride or Die: 'I want a very belated action career'

9 hours ago

World Cup half-time show in pictures: Shakira, Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber and more

14 hours ago

The People's Emperor by Edward Shawcross: Entertaining and thoroughly researched biography

20 hours ago

Condolences on RIP.ie: 'Witnesses say St Peter sighed deeply and requested annual leave'

23 hours ago

TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight

1 day ago

Stories win elections. So why are some politicians so bad at telling them?

17 hours ago

The Music Quiz: How many times does Kurt Cobain sing/shout the word 'yeah' in Lithium?

5 days ago

The Movie Quiz: How many actors have won Oscars for roles in Christopher Nolan films?

3 days ago

Reading has become a hobby for which you need equipment, like scuba diving

1 day ago

World Cup 2026 final: Spotlight on Chris Martin's team and tactics for 'halftime show'

2 days ago

Trinity's Treasures with Ruth Negga on RTÉ One: Why restrict such a good idea to just one college?

3 days ago

Reality check: Can Julian Casablancas and The Strokes really save rock'n'roll?

1 day ago

'Perfect atmosphere for country music': Fans flock to Slane Castle for Luke Combs concerts

2 days ago

Garbage at Iveagh Gardens review: An exhilarating display of grunge pop – but is it their last gig?

1 day ago

Luke Combs at Slane review: Country star struggles to keep crowd onside for full 120-minute show

13 hours ago

Paul Mescal turns songwriter on Gracie Abrams's new LP, an album of dark thoughts lurking beneath polite songs

4 days ago

Patti Smith review: Last of the poet rock stars takes the stage on a scorching Galway night

4 days ago

Thirty-seven Irish film locations to visit, from Gene Wilder's Dublin to Sean Connery's Wicklow

1 day ago

Four new films to see this week: The Odyssey, Animal Farm, Cactus Pears, Effi o Blaenau

1 day ago

Cactus Pears review: Grief and familial convention frame quiet queer romance

4 days ago

The Odyssey review: Set aside any doubts. This star-studded film is Christopher Nolan at his best

5 days ago

Animal Farm: Andy Serkis's take on George Orwell's fable is a mess

5 days ago

Pádraicín review: A sublime tour through Galway, where artists make reality big and messy

12 hours ago

For Dolores review: Funny, bruising and brilliantly written and acted

13 hours ago

Sian Costello: It's All About You review – Remarkably skilful painter is an artist to watch

5 days ago

Sculptor Sean Henry: 'When I do the eyes, that's when I get a sense of presence'

8 days ago