Sirens review: An anaemic White Lotus cover that hits the right notes but has no tune of its own
Sirens, starring Julianne Moore and Kevin Bacon, exists in a heightened reality
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Domhnall Gleeson on nepo babies: ‘I’ve been so lucky. It’s important you can acknowledge it. Otherwise you’re lying to yourself’
The actor on ‘the Harry Potter thing’, his role in Guy Ritchie’s Fountain of Youth, and the gift that Tom Cruise keeps sending him
Julianne Moore: ‘When a friend really needs to unburden themselves, what are they asking you to do?’
The Oscar winner stars in The Room Next Door, a euthanasia drama that is Pedro Almodóvar’s first feature in English. It’s an ideal film for her to appear in
Big tech has been stealthily training its AI models. Creatives are finally waking up to the dangers. Are they too late?
More than 20,000 artists, writers, composers and other cultural creatives are objecting to unlicensed scraping of their work in the AI space race
The Room Next Door review: Almodóvar’s English-language debut is stuffed with good performances but sounds off-key
There are things to admire in Pedro Almodóvar's new film but this is a lesser offering from a great director
Actor Kate Gilmore: ‘I look at myself – no mortgage, my car is falling apart, I have no money in the bank’
Irish actor Kate Gilmore has taken on what might be her greatest challenge yet: performing alone on stage in Disco Pigs, creator Enda Walsh’s experimental new play at the Peacock Theatre in Dublin
Clooney, Kidman, Pitt and Jolie lit up the Venice Lido. Which of their films will scoop the Golden Lion?
Venice International Film Festival 2024: One film immediately became deserved favourite for the top prize – which means it will almost certainly lose
Cannes 2024: Kevin Costner’s epic sprawl, Julianne Moore’s return and Kermit’s green coat
Cannes Diary: First three-hour instalment of Costner’s old-school western is confounding; Kinds of Kindness may be Yorgos Lanthimos’s weakest film
Mary & George review: a super-explicit and cheerily debauched tale of royals behaving badly
Television review: Julianne Moore has great fun but the grim comedy style weighs down this story of scheming courtiers like mud on the hem of a dress
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2024: full list of winners and nominees
Oppenheimer cemented its status as the frontrunner ahead of the Oscars as Lily Gladstone picks up acting award for Killers of the Flower Moon,
Screen Actors Guild Awards: Cillian Murphy nominated as best male lead actor
Mixed news for Irish talent at the guild awards that have fast become one of the more significant pointers to Oscar success
May December: Todd Haynes’s new film is brilliant. But should you really be enjoying it?
Todd Haynes plays wicked games with our appetite for the tabloid cycle in one of the best films of 2023
Art&Antiques: Diamonds and sapphires good enough for Lady Gaga
Adam’s fine jewellery and watch sale includes picks by Irish designer Paula Rowan
‘I was called an idiot for wanting to set up a jewellery business in Mayo’
Nigel O’Reilly's orb ring is on exhibition at Doneraile Court in Cork until September 12th
Stephen King: ‘I was very ill, on different medications, and I thought I was dead’
The novelist has adapted his novel Lisey’s Story as a TV series that's now streaming on Apple TV+
Michael Flatley’s house clear-out: from Hannibal Lecter mask for €85,000 to ‘gorgeous cushions’ for €190
The dancer’s taste is eclectic if nothing else, judging by the sale of items from his Co Cork estate
Michael Flatley's Hannibal Lecter mask among sale of Castlehyde contents
Contents sale of Lord of the Dance's Fermoy estate to offer 700 lots including film mask guiding €80,000-€120,000
Todd Haynes: ‘All my movies are critical and financial disappointments initially’
The auteur on his love of whistleblower films and the legacy of New Queer Cinema
Underwater: Nothing to see here – literally – in this murky, appalling mess
Review: Mainstream Kristen Stewart is almost as bad as mainstream Julianne Moore
Oscars race: who are the real contenders and who have blown their chances?
Academy Awards 2020: An educated stab at the 2020 best-film nominees, six months out
Latest movies reviewed: All films in cinemas this week rated
The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland
Gloria Bell: Julianne Moore with useless boyfriends and awkward family
Review: Sebastián Lelio has accomplished a very satisfactory remake of his own movie
Some Like it Hot, A Star is Born, The Wizard of Oz ... and other great remakes
Great directors like Hitchcock and DeMille weren’t above having a second go at their own films
Why remake your own film? ‘One answer: Julianne Moore’
Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio, who won an Oscar for A Fantastic Woman, has remade his 2013 drama Gloria – and this time it’s set in LA
Dan Mallory, the fiction writer who made up stories about his own life
The author has been exposed as a serial liar. But how did he get away with it for so long?
Can You Ever Forgive Me? Boozy, belligerent Melissa McCarthy shows she can act
Review: McCarthy and Richard E Grant excel in Marielle Heller’s decadent drama
The Dude abides: The Big Lebowski 20 years on
The Coens’ 1998 comedy works as a caper but repeat viewings unwrap layers of meaning
Made in Chelsea’s production line of anonymous blondes continues
Reality TV: Tabitha is so forgettable she fails to hold Miles’s attention for even one episode
Wonderstruck: Unconvincing fantasy and even less credible reality
Review: How did Todd Haynes’s messy, overstuffed misfire attract so many stars?
Todd Haynes: ‘I was consciously making a film that I wanted kids to see’
The director has flipped the script once again with his latest project ‘Wonderstruck’, a proper grown-up film about and for children
Ruben Östlund: ‘I worry that left-wing people misunderstand Marx’
An encounter with homeless children in Ireland spurred the director to make films that challenge political beliefs
Which films will be up for next year’s Oscars? These ones will
Donald Clarke predicts 2019’s Best Picture nominees. He was nearly half right this year
Suburbicon review: George Clooney’s latest symphony of bum notes
No wonder the Coen brothers turned down this sub-par script
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