Falling in love with Robert F Kennedy jnr wasn’t Olivia Nuzzi’s biggest mistake
American journalist had a dream job with New York magazine. Then she fell for one of her subjects. That’s when her problems started
Britain’s Paddington obsession is embarrassing – but so is Ireland gushing over ‘Miggeldy’
Catherine Connolly’s keepy-uppies, Paddington’s values and ‘Miggledy’s’ dogs: this toddler-babble must stop
Was anyone surprised when Trump called a woman journalist ‘piggy’?
When civility leaves politics, everyone starts hating politicians, and that’s not an easy problem to solve
Caroline Flack documentary is one last act of excessive prying
The reality media ecosystem is in a doom loop. TV begets fame, which begets a downfall, which begets tragedy, which begets more TV, and more fame
Zohran Mamdani is a throwback to a time when politicians weren’t all managerial centrists
I cannot help but bristle at those who take solace in boring politicians, as evidence of a stable system
No, Lily Allen, we were never meant to know this much about one another
The centuries-deep tradition of the artist trading in metaphor is gone, as Allen breezily lyricises about her infidelitous husband’s bag of sex toys
Prince Andrew is not a problem that can be solved by clever PR moves or renouncing a title
We are witnessing the limitations of a system entirely reliant on the moral character of its personnel
Donald Trump’s image may have received a boost, but he remains an unpredictable renegade
The most interesting thing about arguing for Trump as a deserving recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize is that it is not a contrary thing to suggest at all
Forget VAT. Delivery apps are killing our restaurants
I have a theory that the more takeaways we order, the more miserable we become
Wokeness killed The Simpsons. Let’s not try to bring it back
20th Century Studios has announced a second – and pray to the heavens, final – The Simpsons feature length film
I’m sorry if reading Shakespeare is getting in the way of your kayaking lessons
What kind of 'experience' do we expect our students of English literature to have if not reading Shakespeare?
I was not surprised to see the Irish Tricolour at the Tommy Robinson march
White Irish in the UK understand they are not the type of immigrants targeted by the far-right figure
We should not dismiss blatantly political works from artists like Banksy
One of Banksy’s standard-issue street murals appears on the walls of the Royal Courts of Justice in London
Ireland is in danger of ignoring the one big benefit of single-sex education
Single-sex schools are slowly being eliminated – they are too reminiscent of a darker time when Ireland was under the thumb of Rome. It’s a mistake
Everything Taylor Swift does - even her engagement announcement - must be understood through one lens: fear
With her engagement to Travis Kelce, the two great themes of her lyrical universe - love and limelight - come together in holy matrimony