Stick review: Owen Wilson is full of charm in this wry, unassuming golf comedy
Television: The Apple TV show has a satisfyingly ambling quality but there is one caveat for the Irish viewer
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Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+: 10 of the best new shows to stream in June
Including Stick, We Were Liars, The Bear, Squid Game, and Smoke
Bono: Stories of Surrender review: A punch-to-the-guts stage show once you get past the Bono-ness of it all
The U2 singer’s film offers up musical thrills and personal reflections
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
Bono at Cannes: ‘You wrote this story. The Edge wrote this story. Adam and Larry wrote this story. McGuinness wrote this story’
The film version of the singer’s stage show Stories of Surrender received a seven-minute standing ovation
‘We’re building a deaf empire, making things rather than waiting for Hollywood to greenlight them’
Deaf President Now! directors Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim on their documentary about the Gallaudet University protests of 1988
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight
May 11th-16th: including Legacy, Elsbeth, and the Eurovision semi-finals
The Pitt could land in Ireland next year. What is taking so long?
Noah Wyle's new medical drama is taking its time getting to the Old World
Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+: 10 of the best new shows to watch in May
Including Murderbot, Welcome to Wrexham, The Better Sister, Dept Q and Bono: Stories of Surrender
TV guide: the best new shows to watch on RTÉ, BBC, UTV, E4, Disney+ and Apple TV+
TV Highlights April 26-May 2
The nine biggest TV shows of 2025 so far: Why you should watch them, and where you can catch them
Including Andor, Severance, The Last of Us, Your Friends & Neighbors, and Adolescence
Your Friends & Neighbors: Jon Hamm is hilarious in this riotous, satirical romp
Television: Story about a rich white American manages to transcend social commentary
Cannes film festival 2025: Bono, Paul Mescal and Element Pictures to fly flag for Ireland
Documentary based on U2 frontman’s memoir will premiere in Cannes, while Paul Mescal will attend for The History of Sound
Media and tech won’t escape fallout from Trump’s tariffs
A recession and loss of revenue will be a big hit for streamers and big tech
10 of the best new shows to watch in April: including Netflix medical drama and two AppleTV+ releases
Including Black Mirror, Andor, You, Dying for Sex and The Bondsman
Severance is brilliant and relatable. These are eight other similar shows you might love
Apple TV+’s stylish dystopian drama Severance is one of the best workplace TV shows. Here are eight more to watch
The Studio: Outrageously funny and cameo-packed Seth Rogen love letter to cinema
Television: Clever satire on Hollywood features Martin Scorsese, Charlize Theron, Bryan Cranston and more
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight
March 22nd-28th: Including This City Is Ours, Raised by the Village and The Studio
Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+: 10 of the best new shows to watch in March
Including Fear, Deli Boys, Temptation Island, Dope Thief, The Residence and The Studio
Jamie Dornan: ‘I lost my mom, and I lost four of my best friends in an accident. I had a difficult few years’
One of Ireland’s best known actors, Jamie Dornan is hatching plans for a more varied future in the film world
Zero Day review: Robert De Niro in his element as grouchy US president in fun Netflix technothriller
Television: The idea of a cyberattack reducing civilisation to ruins is outlandish. Or is it?
Chris O’Dowd: ‘In Hollywood we felt very disconnected, very far away’
The actor and comedian’s multi-faceted career has taken him from The IT Crowd in London to the bright lights of Hollywood, but he’s happy to be back on home turf with a new Sky series set in Ireland
Prime Target review: Saltburn meets The Da Vinci Code in tremendously silly technothriller
Television: Leo Woodall of One Day fame joins Stephen Rea in this riotous romp that has the courage to take itself seriously and never once winks at the camera
Dismayed by pop culture’s shift towards Trump? Then you might be one of the people to blame
Progressive principles held an iron grip on big-budget US entertainment in Donald Trump’s first term as US president. Did that serve those principles well?
Meghan Markle’s lifestyle tips, plus other TV for your glazed-but-happy eyes in 2025: ‘One must be firm with one’s butler’
Including Severance, White Lotus, The Studio, Poker Face, Stranger Things and Black Mirror
‘When it rains in Los Angeles, I run out on the balcony. You’d miss a bit of rain’
Wild Geese: Jordan Lawlor moved to LA last year to work in the entertainment business
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