Khalid: After the Sun Goes Down review – The soul of bedroom pop, the ache of Billie Eilish
On After the Sun Goes Down, his gorgeously gauzy fourth album, Khalid basks in the glow of love and freedom
Ray D’Arcy’s parting outburst not typical of broadcaster who shunned the limelight
A born collaborator, D’Arcy was most comfortable bouncing off his crew, guests or listeners, and never basked in stardom
Build Your Own Home review: Needs must, so welcome Room to Improve for Generation Priced Out
Television: The biggest asset here is laid back and likeable presenter Harrison Gardner, who doesn’t try to impose his views on the householders starting from scratch
Victoria Beckham on Netflix: A controlled infomercial that reveals little about its subject
Television: An opportunity for the former Spice Girl and original WAG to give her version of events morphs into an infomercial for Victoria Beckham, fashion designer
Tony Cascarino - Extra Time review: Gripping profile doubles as love letter to Italia ’90 Ireland
Television: This is a fun valedictory for an unlikely Irish sporting hero, though there’s one small wrinkle in the tale
How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge) review: It’s aha-mazing to have him back
Television: Steve Coogan, who has played Partridge since the 1990s, seems more comfortable than ever being back in Alan’s boat shoes
Why have Boyzone decided to re-form – and why now?
The 1990s boy band are performing a farewell concert in London in June 2026
Five stars for Taylor Swift’s Life of a Showgirl: Travis Kelce at the heart; as is disdain for fellow star
The Life of a Showgirl: Actually Romantic lyrics take aim unnamed pop star who called Swift a ‘Boring Barbie’
Silent Hill f video game review: Brilliantly compelling and a worthy addition to gaming’s creepiest canon
Silent Hill f is creepier than Limerick Junction in January, but it never entirely goes over the top
Blue Lights review: Superior Belfast thriller comes down with a bad case of Love/Hate syndrome
Television: BBC show is in danger of becoming another generic cop caper, with a side-serving of Dublin gangland sensationalism
The Trial of Richard Satchwell review: The story of an innocent woman who became the victim of a violent husband
Television: Tina Satchwell was murdered in 2017 by her husband, but the case was not upgraded to a murder investigation until 2023
The Walsh Sisters review: A poor attempt to bring Marian Keyes’ best-selling novels to the screen
Television: You have to wonder if there was a budget issue, as several scenes appear to have been shot on the Fair City set
Olivia Dean: ‘Why do I have to be in distress to make good music? Why can’t I just be happy?’
For the newly chart-topping singer, love is not a slurpy indulgence but a call to arms in a hate-filled world
Sprints: All That Is Over review – Irish postpunks go thermonuclear in songs of unfiltered fury
Karla Chubb and co follow up the spectacular Letter to Self with an irresistible wrecking ball of a sequel
The Hack review: Great story of the British tabloid phone-hacking scandal is let down by wackiness
Television: David Tennant was one of the celebrities whose phone messages were illegally hacked, which might explain the fervour he brings to the show