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Alienation has become the social media app’s strategy of choice and unsurprisingly the outlook is not good

Portadown-based bespoke fit-out specialist has secured £40m in US contracts in 12 months

No injuries or deaths reported as 45-foot tall attraction ignites during Fantasmic Show performance

Joe Brennan: The streamer seems reluctant to change parts of its model, such as dropping all episodes of a series at once

Television: Jon Favreau’s ‘well-made pulp’ became a phenomenon. But season three has been a letdown. Can its finale arrest the decline?

The hope is that former leaders can bring stability, yet data suggests that companies which bring them back underperform

What happens to a young girl turned into an icon before even hitting puberty?

As Warner Brothers celebrates its centenary, our film correspondent is granted access to a revelatory, spiritual experience - the treasures of its archive

Including Dead Ringers, Transatlantic, Boom! Boom! The World vs Boris Becker, Citadel and season two of Sweet Tooth

Company begins first of three rounds of jobs cuts taking place before the summer

Documentary is perfectly conventional and thumpingly agreeable and heart-warming

Including Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with David Letterman, the Academy Awards and more

‘The timing isn’t great’: The reality star risks everything to try find his brother’s body in Finding Michael, leaving behind his wife, Dublin podcaster Vogue Williams, and their three children

Theme park group to keep special status in US state of Florida but must operate under partial supervision of political appointees

Patrick Freyne: The Disney+ series is a delightful, morally simple adventure, like Rawhide or The Incredible Hulk

Television: The first episode is perfectly adequate but a five-star property has become a three-star one

Including The Mandalorian, Ted Lasso, Shadow & Bone, Class of ’07, The Power, Daisy Jones & the Six, The Big Door Prize, and a Paddy’s Day U2 homecoming

A Sort of Homecoming: U2’s new album prompts the chatshow host’s first visit to Ireland. He lands looking ready for St Patrick: The Grunge Years

Television: This superficially charming series will entertain those eager to breathe deep of life in chattering-class Manhattan

Including The Masked Singer, Starstruck, Ukraine’s War Diaries, Katie Price’s Mucky Mansion and Other Voices

Hectic and not overlong, Quantumania bumbles along amiably enough

Iseq index moves in line with European peers after 0.5% gain

Media giant to reorganise into three divisions: TV, film and streaming; sports networks; and theme parks

Including You, Full Swing, Fleishman Is in Trouble, The Reluctant Traveler, Outer Banks and Hello Tomorrow!

Bags of $25 ‘Splash Mountain water’ appeared on eBay after fans had lined up for hours for one last five-storey plunge on the log-flume ride

Television: Emma Moran’s London-set Disney+ comedy needs to work on its gags, but the young Irish actor’s performance makes it worth your time

Including The Sopranos, Only Murders in the Building, Alice in Borderland, The Last of Us and Secret Invasion

The streaming company’s co-founder changed how people consume television and will be a tough act to follow

For broadcasters and most streamers, live sport is a key way to attract big audiences – but Netflix is on a different pitch

Actors, musicians, activists, models, athletes and artists set for a brilliant new year

Interview: His friends have slagged him about the ‘one day a year’ gig, but bringing more money into the event is a year-round job, not without its sensitivities

Including The Rig, Vikings: Valhalla, Super League: The War for Football, Break Point and Extraordinary

Including The Banshees of Inisheerin, Glass Onion, Motherland, Chariots of Fire, Marie Antoinette, How Ireland Rocked the 80s, and Callan Kicks the Year

In what was ‘maybe’ a peak year for production, some shows triumphed, some disappeared and others wouldn’t stay dead

The actor on how 1988 film Willow changed his life and picking up the role decades later for a TV sequel on Disney+

From Bad Sisters to Andor, there’s been plenty of great viewing – plus a few high-profile disappointments

Planet Business: Britain’s ‘Kormageddon’, the latest ‘30 under 30′ list and a possible sequel to The Big Short

Harrison Ford, at times digitally de-aged, once again reprises his role as archaeologist adventurer in film due for release on June 30th, 2023

Theatre: Refreshingly, this production is pitched at children. A brilliant first pantomime for young families

Including Emily in Paris, Slow Horses, Too Hot to Handle, If These Walls Could Sing, The Witcher, and Treason