Tony Blair receives knighthood in queen’s honours list
UK’s medical chiefs recognised for ‘dedication and commitment’ during pandemic
Finding You: Months after Wild Mountain Thyme, Sky gives us more crock-of-gold baloney
Review: Twinkly ballads aside, it at least portrays Ireland as a modern place
Kevin Spacey set for return to movies with paedophilia drama
Actor seen very little since numerous allegations of sexual misconduct in 2017
TV for cocooners: 20 high-quality, old-school series to stream
Here’s some cosy TV to make confinement more bearable
Jesse Eisenberg’s Irish film: ‘It’s about the desperation of wanting to buy a house’
Far from unlikeable, the star of horror Vivarium is a refreshingly honest interviewee
Vita & Virginia: A tale of literary lovers fails to make waves
Review: Gemma Arterton and Elizabeth Debicki struggle in a strait-jacket of a script
This is not a Liam Neeson obituary. It just reads like one
The actor has long blurted out dangerous opinions. Has he done it for the last time?
‘You are now entering Free Derry’: 50 years on
Free Derry Corner has been a beacon of civil rights and political liberty for half a century
Oscars 2018: One powerful speech, one predictable ceremony
Analysis: Frances McDormand cares a lot, but doesn’t give a damn who she offends
Dublin International Film Festival: the best films to see
The likes of ‘Custody’, ‘Sweet Country’ and ‘The Third Murder’ are worth seeking out
Dublin International Film Festival: the must-see movies
Films you should see at the tri-located 2018 Audi Dublin International Film Festival
Liam Neeson: Unexpectedly beating up people at age 65
Liam Neeson never expected to be beating up people on a train at the age of 65 – or still getting into trouble for opening his big Ballymena mouth
Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool review: An epic worthy of the title
A high-class weepie about a real-life May-December romance between actors
Festival report: Iñárritu brings virtual reality to Cannes
Mexican director’s project one of several in the festival to address refugee crisis
Cannes Film Festival begins amid heavy security
Show goes on as Michael Haneke tipped for third Palme D’Or, for ‘Happy End’
A ‘baffling’ adaptation of Sebastian Barry’s The Secret Scripture
Rooney Mara and Jack Reynor are the muddled lovers with no chemistry in Jim Sheridan’s film of Barry’s acclaimed novel
Rachel Weisz: ‘Holocaust denial didn’t affect me until the internet age’
With a background in avant garde theatre, the actress broke big with ‘The Mummy’. Now she plays historian Deborah Lipstadt, who took on Holocaust denier David Irving
Audi Dublin International Film Festival launches its programme for 2017
Festival guests this year include Vanessa Redgrave, Kerry Fox, Anna Friel, Jack Reynor, Cillian Murphy and Aiden Gillen
Burton and Taylor’s Bray hideaway hotel goes on market
Bray Head Hotel has expired permission for new hotel, apartments, restaurant and bar
‘The Siege of Jadotville’ to receive limited cinema release
Richie Smyth’s film depicts the Irish soldiers who fought in UN’s 1961 Congo intervention
Father of Alan Kurdi calls for more help for refugees
Photograph of three-year-old boy’s body lying at waters edge prompted global outcry
Shakespeare and me: Irish writers on the Bard's best bits
Some admirers celebrate the playwright’s work on the 400th anniversary of his death
Lost Shelley poem defending jailed Irish journalist unveiled
Vanessa Redgrave reads pamphlet defending former United Irishman Peter Finnerty
Television: ‘Mrs Brown’s Boys’, and other scrub-your-eyes TV moments
Review: ‘Happy Valley’, ‘Line of Duty’ and ‘The Fall’ topped 2014’s list of unmissable, set-the-recorder-for series. Brendan O’Carroll’s comedy didn’t make it
Sam Reid plays it posh again but has sights on less plummy parts
Sam Reid seems to have a monopoly on posh English parts. A soldiering stint is next for the Australian actor
Review: Foxcatcher
Astonishing performances from Steve Carell and Channing Tatum make this a true contender
Celebrities mouthing off can be annoying but let’s give them the benefit of the doubt
Opinion: It hurts a little, but I’m going to say it anyway. You keep at it, Bono
Oscar-winning actor with mastery of Nazi-era subjects
Maximilian Schell: December 8th, 1930-February 1st, 2014
Tributes paid to actor Philip Seymour Hoffman
Hollywood in shock as award-winning actor is found dead in New York apartment
Judi Dench: "I have many more insecurities than I ever had before"
The theatrical Dame chats to Tara Brady about her new movie Philomena, still being nervous and admiring Clint Eastwood’s eyes
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