Ryan Murphy’s show has the shape of satire while never making it entirely clear what’s being satirised

Including Lisa McGee’s new Northern comedy How to Get to Heaven from Belfast, a Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot and hospital drama The Pitt

Elon Musk’s site has evolved from one that influenced culture and helped foment revolution to one where users ‘get nothing back except rage’

There’s also a focus on special ice-hockey exercises. Our heroes engage in these nudely, like Spartans. I try to draw diagrams

Kidnapping the Strictly Come Dancing star for Dancing with the Stars has been a mixed blessing for Montrose

Ireland is one of only two countries providing formalised routes to safety for people who face persecution in Afghanistan

For the RTÉ show’s new series, the architect and QS Claire Irwin renovated the Dublin home of Norita and Louis O’Donoghue

The weird billionaires behind artificial intelligence are desperately trying to shoehorn AI chatbots into every bit of technology you own

Patients and staff describe a day in the life inside Roscommon Hospice

Emily and colleagues have moved to Rome, where they’re doing what they do best: having sexual relationships with their clients

She’s a saffron-scented aristo who I shouldn’t name, and I’m only a cabbage-scented bog creature. But we’re very close

Warning: please bear in mind that our food-critic-for-a-day has the taste buds of a junkyard dog and finds almost all food delicious

My latest role is in Eternity. Having a voice like an earthbound angel is my curse, as you’ll hear

Plus Patrick Freyne on this year’s Boots, John Lewis, Argos, Tesco, Coca-Cola, Barbour and M&S Food commercials

The Irish I’m a Celebrity contestant has been a reality-TV star since the innocent days of Fade Street, on RTÉ