Meanwhile, Katie Holmes dons an enchanted Jackie Kennedy wig that gives the bearer notions

Warren Beatty, a true Hollywood maverick, sets the record straight on his six-decade-long career and the state of cinema today

I Am Not Your Negro is already attracting the attention of bigots for its brilliance

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

Q&A with Michael Londra: ‘When I left, it wasn’t to run away but to run toward something’

The story of how Trump and Clinton rose is a tale of power, influence, class and ambition

Obituary: He loved west Kerry and introduced many influential friends, including Ted Kennedy, to the wonders of the Dingle Peninsula

Julie Grace has written a book about what she believes was an abuse of power by Galway City Council in their move to evict a vulnerable woman in 2004

Film-makers have a responsibility to be accurate about race, the US’s original sin

Derry

In Boston, her favourite was Cardinal Richard Cushing, the son of Irish immigrants, who became archbiship

Naming would honour decorated Mayoman killed in 1967 at Da Nang

Douglas Kennedy to be welcomed at special ceremony marking 50th anniversary of visit

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

It was his brother who was groomed for the White House but bravery, composure and an easy charm that captivated audiences made ‘Jack’ the perfect candidate