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The marketing communications group grew its net profit to more than €4m last year and has expanded again in 2024

Television: heartening to see two actors in their 70s fronting thriller where age is not played as punchline

The voices of seven other crew members who kept diaries while on the Endurance also feature in the documentary

Including Bad Sisters season two, Say Nothing, Senna, Countdown: Paul vs Tyson and more

Patrick Freyne: Cruising takes on an alternative meaning in this medical melodrama, with Joshua Jackson visiting multiple ports of call

Conversations with Parents podcast with Jen Hogan: In this episode Hollywood actor Victoria Smurfit talks about how her children are coping with their mother’s steamy role in Rivals

Patrick Freyne: If I was in Disney+’s Jilly Cooper adaptation, someone would surely compliment my ‘magnificent column’

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The streaming market leader missed a trick by not having Rivals on its platform, but it does like to make the odd pop at its actual rivals

Television: Why is sex meant to be so funny? Perhaps we should ask the British

Including Disclaimer, Rivals, The Last Days of the Space Age, La Máquina and Citadel: Diana

September 15th-20th: From the origin story of child prodigy Mozart to Colin Farrell as the Penguin

More departing CEOs and CFOs are opting for a smorgasbord of director, consulting and mentoring roles

The musical epic will run from nine weeks at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre from September 17th to November 16th

Both Virgin Media Television and RTÉ are aiming for further digital growth via their players, already the main point of access to content for some viewers

Including Slow Horses series four, WandaVision spin-off Agatha All Along, a final Grand Tour, and Eve Hewson and Nicole Kidman in The Perfect Couple

Lego secures 'immense' toy market as first half revenues increased by 13% to €4.2 billion and operating profit rose by 26%

Amid a creative slump, Marvel Studios’ solution is to play it safe

Planet Business: Disney prepares to defrost Frozen franchise, a change of judge in Musk’s advertiser lawsuit, and artists who have objected to Donald Trump using their music

YouTubers have survived cancellation before. Can Jimmy Donaldson do the same?

Special offers, contract savings and why you should try to swerve the new ‘streaming TV’ services if you like recording programmes

Chief Bob Iger says ‘slowdown’ in experiences division offset by success of films such as Inside Out 2

From Arrival to The Zone of Interest, our picks also take in everything from Halloween and Lost in Translation to Lawrence of Arabia and Pinocchio

Including Kaos, Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power, Emily in Paris, Only Murders in the Building, The Umbrella Academy and Bad Monkey

See Anthony Hopkins in gladiator epic Those About to Die, Lisa Kudrow in a reboot of Time Bandits, and the final series of Cobra Kai

Microsoft Office guy’s superyacht; Dyson signs on the line in Co Waterford; Fair City eyes move to commuter belt

The behavioural-analysis unit all feel like the sort of people who can do accounts. That might be why I default to the A-Team when I try to think about them

Planet Business: The Telegraph’s uncertain future, Disney’s Inside Out 2 joy, and McDonald’s AI ordering fails

The Acolyte, Disney’s emotionally and visually flat new Star Wars spin-off, needs to stop with all the confusing lightsabre fights

Adèle Exarchopoulos as the dark, heavily fringed, polo-necked embodiment of Ennui is borderline genius

Television: Killers of the Flower Moon star doesn’t get enough to do here, but the show still feels chillingly real

Television: The past decade have been a disorienting blur for Star Wars fans. There have been highs and lows

Government symbol on Doctor Who credits would have startled my 1980s self but is a marker of how much has evolved in film and television business

Including Sweet Tooth, Becoming Karl Lagerfeld, Presumed Innocent and My Lady Jane

Boards are being forced to think about finding future leaders much earlier than in the past as shareholders demand greater insight

Planet Business: Burberry’s China blues, Anglo American’s diamond plan and Jimmy Kimmel’s Disney roasting

Emer McLysaght: Even Disneyland’s neon lawns seem more affordable than Dublin

Patrick Freyne: Doctor Who allows adults to enjoy swashbuckling adventures without feeling patronised and allows children to access something dark and weird while feeling safe

Patrick Freyne: On The Piano, she shows why she’s the best light-entertainment presenter. Jon Bon Jovi, on the other hand, is both cheesy and hammy

Bridgerton, Clarkson’s Farm, The Kardashians and A Man in Full among the month's highlights