I’m dreaming of a mild and slightly damp Christmas, just like the ones we know – The Irish Times
Sooner or later we’ll all be Ariana Grande. We’ll be living out our own versions of Winter Things,…
Taylor Swift is Ireland’s Spotify Wrapped most-streamed artist but loses global crown – The Irish Times
“Oh hey, so if this is popping up on your phone, then chances are you listened to a…
I love Pluribus, on Apple TV. By season four I hope it’s more than just a fling – The Irish Times
Five episodes into the first of a planned four seasons, what is Pluribus? The premise of the Apple…
‘Parasocial’ relationships are very 2025 apparently. They’re also perfectly normal – The Irish Times
As my good friend Vogue Williams is rediscovering in the Australian jungle, being a celebrity isn’t all glamour.…
RTÉ’s quest to find the next Derry Girls, Young Offenders or Mrs Brown’s Boys – The Irish Times
“Any suggestion that RTÉ or Kevin Bakhurst has given up on comedy is simply incorrect,” is one of…
The Graham Norton Show is 50 minutes of chatshow alchemy delivered with aplomb – The Irish Times
Television success is often about novelty, the great Terry Wogan once said, contrasting it with the familiarity and…
Donald Trump says the US film industry has been ‘stolen’. Was it one heist after another? – The Irish Times
Donald Trump says the US film industry has been ‘stolen’. Was it one heist after another? The Irish Times…
Slow Horses, the very British hit about misfit spies, is back and its budget is showing – The Irish Times
It’s the spy-themed show about “losers, misfits and boozers” that revels in ineptitude, celebrates shabbiness and lingers on…
New era at Vogue, but how is The Devil Wears Prada sequel shaping up? – The Irish Times
You’ve got to hand it to 20th Century Studios: the publicity campaign for The Devil Wears Prada 2…
Is the UK absurd enough to arrest Sally Rooney at Heathrow? – The Irish Times
Is Sally Rooney a folk hero? The British media seems determined to turn her into one. It makes…
I was done with Oasis until the Irish-made video for one of their songs revived them for me – The Irish Times
In October 2006 I was convinced I was done with Oasis. Relentless ubiquity had combined with diminishing creative…