Christmas tech for kids: great gift ideas with safety features for parental peace of mind
It’s hard to hold back the tech tide from children forever, but there are safer options than smartphones out there
It’s hard to hold back the tech tide from children forever, but there are safer options than smartphones out there
Dublin Theatre Festival 2024: This original new musical has all the components for a hit
Margot Robbie hit takes in 54% more at the box office that multi-Oscar winning rival, Oppenheimer
Cannes Diary: First three-hour instalment of Costner’s old-school western is confounding; Kinds of Kindness may be Yorgos Lanthimos’s weakest film
From Derry Girls to Bridgerton to Barbie, the Galway actor has had a whirlwind few years, but amid the glitz and glamour, she still takes a stand on what she believes in
Television: Jordan Conroy presents show exploring toxic masculinity, but what is RTÉ trying to say?
Plus: What in the name of St Hooley McHooley was Jamie Dornan chewing in 2020?
Leading ladies such as Carey Mulligan and Jamie Lee Curtis favoured black and sculptural dresses that harked back to old-time Hollywood glamour
Here are all the winners of the 96th Academy Awards - and all the nominees
Senior cycle English is centred around critical thinking. We look at every text and try to see what’s actually going on beneath the surface
Oppenheimer takes top Baftas as Irish-produced film Poor Things and Zone of Interest also triumph
Plus: When (and what) was the last official VHS release of a studio feature?
Áine Ryan is a reluctant declutterer; but after disposing of bagfuls of books, she is once more basking “in a novel sense of clarity” in her office. Now for the rest of the house
From 11 nominations for Irish-produced Poor Things to 13 for all-conquering Oppenheimer, here are all the nominations for the 96th Academy Awards
Actor ‘gutted’ to miss out on role in hugely successful film
Cillian Murphy, Barry Keoghan and Paul Mescal recieve nods as Andrew Scott and Lily Gladstone miss out
Andrew Scott and Lily Gladstone, who were both hotly tipped for nominations, miss out in major upset
All the winners from the 81st annual ceremony in Beverly Hills, California
Cillian Murphy triumphed over Barry Keoghan, nominated for Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn
Stars of Barbie and Oppenheimer to compete for top prizes alongside Flowers of The Killer Moon, Maestro and Poor Things
Donald Clarke: Her Eras Tour became the highest-grossing concert film ever. She was Time magazine’s person of the year. But another woman had an even better year
The singer brings her Eras tour to Dublin, London, Liverpool, Tokyo and Melbourne in 2024
Thinking about 2023 through the lens of its towering individuals is a good practice in much-needed introspection. So, who might make the cut?
Companies often go public when a brand is hot, hence, the old joke that IPO stands for ‘it’s probably overpriced’
The celebration of straightforward and uncomplicated femininity is a reaction to the prevailing cultural norms of the 2010s
The German sandal maker is enjoying its popularity as it prepares for an IPO but faces pitfalls
Planet Business: Dynamic pricing hits the pint, Wall Street IPOs return and USA Today seeks ‘Taylor Swift reporter’
Price-conscious film fans made the most of National Cinema Day on Saturday with tickets available for just €4 across the country
The best movies, music, art and more coming your way between September 2nd and September 8th
Plus: Barbie just passed $1 billion. How many films have now made that much?
Greta Gerwig’s smash hit has amassed €8.85m, making it Ireland’s highest-grossing movie, as it continues to break records worldwide
‘Unbelievable’ demand as fans flock to low-quality projections of blockbuster movie after producer Warner Bros pulled out of country
Hotels another of few sectors to report increased spending but consumers opting more for cheaper fast food than restaurant and hotel meals
Miriam Lord: Tenth year of Ireland’s biggest fandom event fills the Convention Centre with fantastic outfits
Jump on the trend by adding colour to your autumn garden
Actor and trade unionist who played role in Pirates of the Caribbean says he earned less than €10,000 from acting last year and has no pension of his own
Greta Gerwig becomes first woman to direct a billion-dollar blockbuster solo as Barbie hits landmark
Sean Moncrieff: The main street of our capital city is still the figurative and geographical heart of our country and it should be treasured
Indoor activities more generally proved popular throughout the month, according to Bank of Ireland spending data
It has no point of view, no message and no understanding of who its audience is. If this is Hollywood’s best shot, the big screen is in trouble
‘Mushroom cloud’ memes surrounding the Barbie and Oppenheimer movies are seen as trivialising the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings
There are spoilers for Greta Gerwig’s Barbie here, so don't read until you've dressed in pink and gone to see it
Despite setting post-pandemic box-office records, the industry is still struggling with an existential crisis that compares to the arrival of television in the 1950s
Brianna Parkins: No demographic has their taste mocked as ‘unserious’ more than women, especially teenage girls
The Light House cinema in Dublin and Pálás in Galway annihilate records with busiest weekends ever
Barbie’s would-be boyfriend has a less fragile ego than the owner of the newly rebranded social media app
Historic moment in Irish sport at Women’s World Cup, while Barbenheimer makes for an exciting weekend in film
Planet Business: Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard deal extension, Danone and Carlsberg’s Russian operations and Barbie, 2023-style
The children are our future so we should break their spirits early with the crushing realities of adulthood
Does the Mattel-backed film succeed in its attempt to be meta and funny while still being politically astute?
Bild cartoon became such a hit with readers that the publishers decided to make a Lilli doll
The screenplay is positively philosophical at times, as a self-conscious plot spins ever deeper into creative absurdity
It was evident by the excitement and mix of the fans outside Rathmines’ Stella Cinema that Barbie’s legacy connects people of all ages
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices