Including the attractive conformists of Wednesday’s posh private school, the paranormal Baywatch spinoff and the Joanna Lumley show that scarred an Irish child for life

The viral phrase from a 2024 rap track has children shouting in unison — and leaving adults utterly lost

Manar Mervat Al Shouha, who fled civil war, prefers to talk through her paintings, but she has much to say about her fears for Syria, Irish people’s indirectness, and how ‘the feeling of time’ is similar in both countries

Dublin Jackeens will quake as a new series of The 2 Johnnies’ Late Night Lock In takes over our TV screens

The columnist and author on relating more to Generation X than his own age group, taking extended breaks from everyday life, and his existential dread of tech billionaires

Dr Mohammed Abu Mughessib, who has lived in Gaza for 25 years, has been accepted for an MSF advisory job based in Ireland

Candidate says she could ‘still milk a cow’ if she had to as farmers share concern over issues facing them

There’s definitely a fascinating documentary to be made about the Beckham family. Maybe next time

Irish band reflects on what makes them different, feeling a ‘new energy’ and how their work has resonated with people

The Connolly Céilí in Temple Bar is a multi-generational affair attended by people with tattoos, keffiyehs and anoraks

Perfidious Albion has, in fairness, assembled quite a crop of celebrities - though Claudia Winkleman is no Siobhán McSweeney

We live in siloed information ecosystems where an ideological figure who has the ear of the US president can be unknown to huge chunks of the population

Much like Downton Abbey, House of Guinness is best treated as a delightful hallucinatory cheese dream

Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon’s show is an enjoyable but chaotic mess that makes a compelling argument for tearing the Fourth Estate to the ground

Parental abuse, sexual violence and mental health struggles: the Oscar-winner has endured more than most. She explains why she decided to write a memoir