As Netflixâs hit Paris-set dramedy returns as a movie, its star talks about French cinemaâs darker side and how a trip to Kilkenny landed her a role opposite Matt Damon
The Odyssey predates the earliest evidence for Irelandâs TĂĄin BĂł CĂșailnge by around 1,400 years
We have been told that the leftâs grasp on the culture is all but total â yet the biggest film of the year is a Christian morality play
Repair works at popular south Dublin swimming spot have stalled, with council no longer able to provide completion date
If you smooth out Homerâs epic poem and modernise it too much, you lose what made it so important to begin with
Every age has remade the poem in its own image
Complaints about Christopher Nolanâs commitment to âhistorical accuracyâ are deeply entertaining
Matt Damon, Zendaya, Seth Rogen and Kieran Culkin feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of July 17th, 2026
This take on Homerâs classic â with a celebrity cast including Matt Damon, Tom Holland and Zendaya â should win over even the most passionate sceptics
Christopher Nolan on big-budget pressure, finally conquering Ulysses and why The Odyssey, his highly anticipated adaptation of Homerâs epic, deserves to be seen on the big screen
Apparently a gathering for 100 is expected at Madison Square Garden tonight, and another for 1,000 people tomorrow afternoon
The actor has gone from his teenage break in EastEnders to playing Dr Watson in Netflixâs Sherlock Holmes franchise, and roles in Christopher Nolanâs The Odyssey and Ryan Cooglerâs The X-Files
Dozens of volunteers repainted the sign which has become scuffed from people walking across it
With a little hindsight we will know what is interesting about the 2020s. It wonât be Marvel franchises, but it could be Taylor Swift
Christopher Nolan's film doesnât open for another two months, and pedants are already getting their underwear in knots
My pathological fear of inconveniencing anyone extends to the brightest stars
From Christopher Nolanâs The Odyssey to Martin McDonaghâs Wild Horse Nine, a look at next yearâs potential best-picture contenders
The Rip star says Netflix tells film-makers to repeat the plot a few times, for the benefit of doom-scrolling audiences
Iâll have to introduce my neighbours to fluffy house socks, squirty cream in a can and the cultural importance of the Real Housewives series
The sea air masks a weight that would otherwise be crushing: no kidney transplant or living donor has worked out for me yet
When New York Yankees pitchers Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich announced their unusual âlife swapâ 50 years ago, it was shocking even for the permissive 1970s
Forget national heroes, martyrs and rank celebs. These are the certifiable emblems of our small but great nation
No good will can wholly brush away the ersatz hokeyness of this venture. Itâs as if The Beatles managed to release a record by Hermanâs Hermits
Small Things Like These, based on Claire Keeganâs novella, is dedicated âto more than 10,000 young women sent to Magdalene institutions for penance and rehabilitationâ
He has done time in a US prison, kicked drink and drug addictions, and run the length of the Sahara desert. Next stop: Dublin. Then maybe Mount Everest
Donald Clarke: Films have been made lately about Tetris, Air Jordan, the BlackBerry and Cheetos, a trend that connects with the American god of the brand
Dalkey Book Festival: Oscar-winning actor will discuss his path from film to fiction writing on June 16th
Production was delayed here due to Government Covid-19 restrictions
This portrayal of Nikeâs efforts to get Michael Jordanâs endorsement for its new basketball shoe buzzes furiously through its engagement with unlikely truths
From politics to entertainment and sport, Eoin Butler casts a critical eye over the heroes and the zeros of 2022
Sectorâs value, led by bitcoin, has slumped by more than two-thirds since $3 trillion peak in November
Metropolitan Films International also received credits for Disenchanted
As restrictions eased, I relaxed very slowly. My vigilance was still at 75% when I got Covid
Ross OâCarroll Kelly: Keeping social housing out is a Killiney hill theyâre willing to die on
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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