Jeff Bezos might not be to blame, but Amazon’s Prime Video has made a mess of a Christmas classic
The streamer’s cut version of It’s a Wonderful Life is an abomination – but perhaps not a woke bowdlerisation of the original
James Stewart
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On a Dublin backstreet, a once-thriving hub of Russian finance is falling apart
If Cafico’s services were discreet, its clients were anything but
Sidney Poitier, who has died aged 94, was one of cinema’s most beautiful giants
Donald Clarke: The mellifluous Poitier didn’t just break down barriers, he was also of the great movie stars
The battle for the minds of American children
Polarisation of the classroom is dominating US politics
Kim Novak: ‘I inherited mental illness from my father, but the rape must have added to it’
The Vertigo star knew she was too fragile for fame. She talks bipolar, Hitchcock and happiness
An Irishwoman’s Diary: In the shadow of the pooka at Halloween
Harvey was a benign pooka, not at all like my Dad’s fearsome white rabbit
Netflix: The best 50 films to watch right now
There’s been another major turnover but catch the classics while you can
Change of plan: How businesses are learning to reassess and reinvent
To survive during the coronavirus crisis, companies are having to get creative
I’ve got a mystery dog poo neighbour who refuses to clean up after their dog
Everyone is a suspect in this sustained and concerted attack on the soles of this neighbourhood’s feet
Another Dubai princess defects. Anguished poetry ensues
Princess who invited Mary Robinson to Dubai in aftermath of Latifa case flees UAE
Peter Tork obituary: folk and blues singer who became a pop sensation
Keyboard player and bassist for the hugely successful 1960s pop group the Monkees
Tax-free funds once favoured by ‘vultures’ fall €55bn
Regulator attributes decline to the decision of funds to exit their so-called ‘section 110 status’
From Canada to Clifden: The aviators who trumped Lindbergh
The feats of John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown will be celebrated in June 2019
Openings for Irish firms in UK despite Brexit, Enterprise Ireland says
Report from State agency encourages Irish businesses to develop ties in north of England
Russia’s growing banking crisis to hit IFSC vehicles, experts warn
Debt investors in Irish SPVs have been hit as Russian-linked borrowers run into trouble
Ireland stays top euro-zone centre for financial SPVs
Irish sector is two-thirds larger than Luxembourg’s
Barry Norman obituary: immense knowledge, undeniable passion
His fame saw him feature in ‘Spitting Image’ and he won over audiences with gentle style
Irish SPVs more a worry for other countries than State - academic
Such ‘shadow banking’ houses more than €700bn in Republic alone
Todd Solondz: A rare breed of film-maker and his Weiner Dog
Solondz is back with another grimly original funny drama. ‘Lassie Come Home’ it’s not
Controlled Meath performance keeps dogged Louth at bay
Winners move on to a Leinster semi-final against champions Dublin with a comfortable win
Meg Ryan, Graham Norton, cancer and me: Michael Parkinson at 80
The journalist and TV host talks about a life spent asking questions, his recovery from serious illness and how he fears he will be remembered for an errant emu
Maureen O’Hara obituary: Ireland’s first great Hollywood star
Chemistry between O’Hara and John Wayne was cleary apparent in ‘The Quiet Man’
Young footballer had to be brought back to life three times
Case study: James Stewart lived for soccer until a horrific crash changed his life
Westmeath better bet to banish memories of league relegation
Return of James Dolan and Paul Sharry can tilt the balance for the midlanders
Antrim bank worker admits stealing from customer accounts
James Stewart (29) admits defrauding three Ulster Bank customers
Multinationals escape tax due to ‘exceptional’ rules, study claims
Trinity College professor’s paper says firms not challenged over residency claims
Corporation tax report based on ‘flawed premise’ – Noonan
Departmental research report on the issue will be ready by end March for debate
US firms ‘paid effective tax rate of 2.2% in 2011’
Trinity College research paper challenges Government claims over corporation tax
Ray Winstone: more than a macho man
The actor has played many geezers, thugs and hard men, but the list belies a complex approach to masculinity
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