Christopher Walken: ‘I’m not disturbed. I pay my bills. I’ve been married for 55 years...’

In 1964, a nightclub dancer named Ronnie Walken changed his name to Christopher

Behind the front lines: How guerrilla fighters routed Ethiopia’s powerful army

Simmering feud between PM Abiy Ahmed and Tigrayan leaders erupted into war last November

Train of Thought – Frank McNally on riding the rails with Paul Theroux and Van Morrison

An Irishman’s Diary

Preoccupations: New Material review – fresh start for band formerly known as Viet Cong

Snake wine and five o’clock follies in Vietnam

Gemma Tipton gets to grips with wonderful Vietnam

Giving the babies of Vietnam their smiles back

The disabled of Vietnam are still picking up the pieces of a war that ended 40 years ago

Irishman killed in Vietnam 50 years ago to be honoured Co Mayo

An estimated 30 Irishmen, serving with US forces, were killed in Vietnam war

No golden ticket to movie success

Though well-liked, Steven Spielberg’s ‘The BFG’ struggled at the box office – just the latest in the chequered history of Roald Dahl film adaptations

Tipping point: Muhammad Ali could be all too human at times

The late boxer was renowned for his wisdom but it only came to him in later years

The life of Muhammad Ali

A brilliance that lit up the world

Vietnamese general with sharp political instinct

Vo Nguyen Giapo: August 25th, 1911-October 4th, 2013

Vietnam’s military mastermind Vo Nguyen Giap dies

Self-taught tactician drove French and American forces out of Vietnam

Kennedy in waiting: Joe III is ‘the real deal’

Joe Kennedy III is the teetotal young pretender who seems the clan member most likely to follow in his great-uncle’s footsteps