The Photograph: It could be good, but the constant music is exhausting
Review: Few sex scenes have been so saucily scored since Joan Collins was in her prime
House of Representatives condemns Trump over ‘racist’ tweets
Just four Republican party members back Democrats against ‘fear and hatred’ remarks
Soul of a Woman: Sharon Jones’s final, funky masterwork, a year after her death
With her band the Dap-Kings, Jones was a ball of pure soul power. Her band and colleagues say farewell with one last record
Obama’s last day: Our favourite moments from the last 8 years
His funniest and most charming moments from Joe Biden memes to #ObamaWithKids
Jinx Lennon: ‘Dundalk was never a town that felt good about itself’
The troublesome troubadour of truth explains why we take certain parts of Ireland for granted and how he is drawn to the energy of "giving these wilder places a chance"
Róisín Meets . . . actor and musician Bronagh Gallagher
The ‘Pulp Fiction’ star speaks about her new album and her friend John Travolta
Life after Republic of Loose is still funky for CC Brez
Leaving Republic of Loose was tough, but Cormac Breslin’s fine debut album shows it was worth the risk
Dublin Theatre Festival review | Wallflower: A dance that sidesteps the obvious
Manchester’s adventurous company Quarantine uses dance as a portal to the imagination
Our wedding story: Singalong and pingpong in Bordeaux
Stephanie and Tim Barry-Woods rented a chateau for their friends and family
Uptown Funk: Mark Ronson flexes his superpower
Mark Ronson is having another one of those zeitgeisty moments thanks to “Uptown Funk”. He talks to Jim Carroll about how Stevie Wonder, Michael Chabon and Memphis contributed to the making of new album “Uptown Special”
The legacy of Jeff Buckley’s amazing Grace, 20 years on
As the only studio album released by the singer in his lifetime, Grace represents all that was lost with Buckley’s tragic early death
Live at the Marquee concerts continue to grow in strength
Ticket sales often outperforming similar events in Dublin, according to promoter
Soul Train: a journey to the heart of black America
Music show ‘Soul Train’ marked the first time many people had seen black Americans at the centre of a TV entertainment show. Its impact has been documented in a book by superfan Questlove
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices