From photography to dress design, here’s some of the Irish making it in New York’s fast-paced fashion industry

Analysis: How did Green Book, an indifferent film with lazy racial politics, win best picture?

Green Book is best film, Bohemian Rhapsody wins most. Glenn Close overlooked for 7th time

With echoes of Groundhog Day, Natasha Lyonne, Amy Poehler and Leslye Headland’s sublime comedy is anyting but ordinary

Nightflyers, Russian Doll, Dirty John, ReMastered: The Two Killings of Sam Cooke

‘13 Reasons Why’ returns; ‘Arrested Development’ gets a remix, and one Amazon show to catch

Here are our small-screen highlights from now unil the end of August

This mirthless comedy feels like the result of terminal creative panic

The Irish stars are among a raft of Academy inductees, which could diversify the Oscar nominations

Women's writing for Women's Day: Caitlin Moran, the best-selling feminist, talks to Una Mullally about trying to be unfamous and why the future of politics is female

Stand-up comedy, acting in ‘The Fall’, writing her own show and now team leader on ‘8 Out Of 10 Cats’ panel show – Kildare woman Aisling Bea has a lot on

The low-down on life on campus, what not to miss and what’s new in each institution

Review: ‘The Art of the Deal: The Movie’, ‘Fortune’s Wheel’, ‘The Big Fat Quiz of Everything’

Practitioners of the toughest gig in comedy talk us through the secrets of improv on this week’s Off Topic Podcast

Partying with your friends is all well and good but some prefer the simple comforts of a giant sofa and the embrace of a warm screen

Having a womb can feel like an unwanted superpower. You feel that its power, its significance, is bigger than you and question do you have control over it at all?

A routine about Bill Cosby catapulted him up the comedy rankings, but with a host of impressive TV and film credits, and a wealth of experience earned the hard way on the comedy circuit, Hannibal Buress has a rightful claim to the US comedy throne

Review: ‘Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp’, ‘Life in Squares’, ‘Flockstars’

She’s got an acerbic wit, frequently speaks her mind, and has burned almost everyone at the Golden Globes: so how did Amy Poehler become Hollywood’s most-loved?

Pixar’s comedy, set in the wildly seesawing brain of a child, is funny, moving and clever enough to overcome way too much extraneous plot