TV guide: the best new shows to watch, beginning tonight
November 10th-15th: From the return of Wolf Hall to a Blindboy tale about one man and his giant fridge
November 10th-15th: From the return of Wolf Hall to a Blindboy tale about one man and his giant fridge
RTÉ has commissioned an Irish version of the psychological game show, which pits 22 strangers against each other
Scottish star says recent conversations about role of monarchy ‘opened his eyes’ to suffering of indigenous people around the world
Cabaret star’s acting career has taken him from Tyrone to West End and LA
The actor’s second memoir is neither tell-all nor reckoning. But it contains multitudes nonetheless
Lewinsky is revisiting her scandalous affair with Bill Clinton for American Crime Story
The artist and REM singer talks American presidents, parties and photographing his heroes
The Hollywood star on Harvey Weinstein, optimism and his fight against circumcision
Review: This sludgy mess fails to explain character, motivation or its elaborate set pieces
The Derry Girls actor on Hamilton, why Fleabag is award-worthy, and her unexpected friend Jonathan Van Ness
‘The Other Side of the Wind’ is just part of the Orson Welles flotilla docked at Netflix Cove
Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson wow in Wonder and James Franco hits gold in The Disaster Artist
‘Male Chauvinist Pig versus Hairy Legged Feminist! You’re still a feminist, right?’
From Alan Cumming singing about Liza Minnelli to a heart-stopping play about depression, this year’s festival has had it all
In 2014 I wrote that the legal drama was the best show around – the news of its demise, and a few dodgy seasons since, haven’t changed my mind
Pair to take over from Fiach MacConghail in joint capacity in 2016
The BBC’s Tudor drama is literate and atmospheric; an Irish documentary on being gay is quietly powerful when it stays on home ground; and the last word on RTÉ’s ‘Charlie’
When the actor was told by his cruel, ailing father that he was not his son, the revelation inspired a memoir that puts a positive spin on a tough childhood
Frankie Boyle, David Walliams and Marc Almond have their say on independence vote
The show teases out troubling issues of race, gender, class and privilege – underestimate it at your peril
Solo Macbeth on Broadway. Op-eds for the Wall Street Journal. Hit TV show. Book about circumcision. Equality activism. Photographic exhibition . . . Where does Alan Cumming find the time to make movies?
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices