Oscars

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice star with a Cheshire cat smile talks Tim Burton, family and being a ‘Montana Man’

Dublin actor will take on an undisclosed role in Steven Knight’s Birmingham-based period drama

Actor looks to be on track for another Oscar nomination for imminent prison drama Sing Sing

Designer’s eccentric creations have attracted customers ranging from music legends and actors, to those wanting a dress that looked like a tree

Margot Robbie hit takes in 54% more at the box office that multi-Oscar winning rival, Oppenheimer

The Native American Oscar nominee broke new ground in Killers of the Flower Moon. Her new film, Fancy Dance, picks up the same issues 100 years later

If you thought their Oscar-winning collaboration Poor Things was unconventional, wait for the full-throttle madness of Kinds of Kindness

The intensely private star likes to stay out of the limelight, despite being the most successful Irish actress at the global box office

The Teachers’ Lounge director Ilker Çatak on his tense, multilayered film about attempts to identify a thief in a multicultural German school

The veteran novelist, whose book Erasure became this year’s Oscar-winning American Fiction, on why he decided to retell Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

The New Yorker thinks it knows the Cork actor but, having met him twice – though we didn’t speak – I am best placed to speculate on his sleep preparations

Death of US actor, known for roles on Broadway, as well TV and film including An Officer and a Gentleman, confirmed by nephew

Plus: Who has never held the record as the oldest ever winner of best actor Oscar?

Aoife Barry: How do we make sure that the stories Ireland tells about itself on screen are not reductive?

Donald Clarke: The film-maker’s relatively mild snatch of humanist polemic has resulted in a furore that shows no signs of going away

Director’s animated depiction of friendship between a robot and dog in 1980s New York is far more affecting than its expensive Oscar rivals

Post box in Dublin also given gold treatment by An Post to mark success of Element pictures

Silent Grace director Maeve Murphy is glad to celebrate the Irish women making and starring in movies

With his graceful demeanour amid incessant public attention and his deft handling of praise, the Oscar winner has the unmistakable air of Jimmy Barry Murphy, Cork’s original matinee idol

He missed out on a Poor Things prediction this year – how successful will he be for next year?

Students at St Anthony’s National School in Ballinlough shared in excitement of local man’s achievement

Oscars 2024: The director of 20 Days in Mariupol would gladly swap his prize – his country’s first – for ‘Russia never attacking Ukraine’

Amid the kerfuffle, it was somewhat lost that the second-biggest winner of the evening was Poor Things – a remarkable feat for an Irish production

Oppenheimer wins seven awards including best director and best film, while Irish-produced Poor Things takes home four statuettes including best actress for Emma Stone

Cillian Murphy wins best actor award at the Oscars after a remarkable night

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 the stories you need to start your day including the complete list of winners at the 96th Academy Awards as Irish film industry celebrates

Emma Stone wins best actress Oscar as Irish-produced Poor Things picks up four Academy Awards

Here are all the winners of the 96th Academy Awards - and all the nominees

After largely ecstatic reviews in the English-speaking world, German critics and audiences have been more ambivalent about Jonathan Glazer’s film, which is is up for five Oscars

From Daniel Day-Lewis and Brenda Fricker winning acting awards for My Left Foot to the Academy singing Happy Birthday to James Martin in 2023

March 10th-16th: From Is University Really Worth It? and The End of the World with Beanz to Italian-Spanish romance Un Amore

The films that were nominated for best picture but never won, losing out more often than not to a lesser work

Politicians will stampede to be photographed with the actor if he wins the Oscar. But where are they when the industry is looking for support?

Plus: Jack Crowley’s financial conversion, architect Tom de Paor’s Wicklow woes, Siún Ní Raghallaigh’s Galway house sale, and Dublin jarveys say neigh to Harry Crosbie

The Oscars 2024 front-runner values his family’s ‘normal, lovely life’ in Ireland – especially as the glare of awards season has been ‘such a baptism of fire’

The latest trend on TikTok is for content creators to ‘reveal’ through lip-reading what celebrities are whispering to their friends. But is it fair, ethical or even remotely accurate?

In the News podcast with Irish Times film correspondent Donald Clarke

It’s shaping up to be Oppenheimer’s year at the Academy Awards. What about Barbie? And could Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things also do well?

The most coveted swag bag in Hollywood is estimated to be worth about €150,000