Television: Seoige revisits her experience of AI-generated deepfake images while looking at the wider issue of misogyny on the internet

The American singer has become a category of one: a singer with two feet in the past and his head in the present

Filled with regret after the demise of his forerunner band Microdisney, the Cork songwriter brought all his wrath to bear on Blues for Ceaușescu, a prescient warning about western complacency

Television: The chicken fillet roll has gone cold, the immersion has indeed been left on all night and Mammy is reaching for the wooden spoon

This €124 box set is not the best place for the Joy curious to start. But it is a stunning testament to the greatness of the Manchester four-piece

Comedian Joanne McNally - the inevitable Irish contestant - is keeping her head down and could be a potential dark horse as the action picks up

Writer Zoe Kazan has sought to make ghastly Cathy’s character sympathetic, but Pugh has other ideas depicting a ferocious, almost emotionless villain

There are echoes of British television’s historical tendency to portray Irish people as uncouth bruisers always up for a bit of fisticuffs

The Dublin entry-level venue already feels far too small for a band who seem to be getting bigger by the week

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore feels like a highlight reel of the stadium-filling star’s past decade

The Irish band’s fourth LP is an endurance test. Stick with it to find diamonds in its void of howling, screeching anti-pop

Television: Now, in her 50s and divorced, she is once again wrenching chuckles from her life via looking‑for‑love‑in‑middle‑age dramedy

Television: Must-see viewing this isn’t, but as a no-frills Irish language nightcap, it just about hits the spot

Television: Lawson understands her job is to sprinkle upper-class fairy dust on an oikish reality show consumed by people who eat microwave food

A show that announced itself in a blaze of melodrama a year ago has a stonking case of difficult-second-season syndrome