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Donald Clarke: Expect all celebrities to have their own tequila by 2050
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Raya and the Last Dragon looks to buck the trend of mediocre serpent-centred features
Matthew McConaughey: ‘I wouldn’t give back one ass-whupping for the values that are ingrained in me’
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Irish conductor the first woman to lead orchestra at Oscars
Eímear Noone, originally from Galway, will perform at the Academy Awards in February
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Digital health: how technology can boost your wellbeing
There are many apps that assist you towards better physical and mental wellbeing
Aquaman star Patrick Wilson: ‘To talk about your own looks is a weird thing’
The actor on moving from musicals to movies, #MeToo and the perils of being a good looking guy
Happy little Zzzzzs with Bob Ross
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Conor McGregor’s new whiskey: A taste test
The MMA fighter’s whiskey is on sale now, so what can you expect?
Sky Cinema eyes piece of the action with movies of its own
Risky move comes as streaming TV services chase the holy grail of original content
Star-gazing domes to fancy yurts: the best places for glamping
If you want to stay somewhere different – but with all the comforts of home – try ‘glamorous camping’
Will this film finally put the rom-com out of its misery?
The format has been on the wane for years. Home Again could be its nadir
The Dark Tower review: A baffling tower of pulp
The Stephen King inspired film looks like a cluttered 95-minute trailer
The children’s cartoons that shaped us – and the dark messages that lurk within
From The Flintstones to He-Man and Top Cat, kids’ animation has a lot to teach us
Much stranger things: the oddest TV from the 1980s
If television is going to plunder our 1980s childhoods for inspiration, it should at least go for the weird gold
Matthew McConaughey: ‘I will never be my hero’
The languid actor discusses putting rom-coms behind him and putting on 20kg for ‘Gold’
Today FM looks for love as audience slides
Listeners have ebbed away from the Communicorp radio station. So, what next?
Emma Cullinan: ‘North inner city’ neighbourhoods have identity too
By identifying neighbourhoods we validate them rather than implying they and their residents are of so little importance they can be brushed over and lumped in with neighbourhoods miles away
Chiwetel Ejiofor: ‘Weapons and tactics are a way of entering a guy psychologically’
The actor has done plenty of serious roles. Will anyone begrudge him a crime caper?
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The Pixels movie will open, so will the US embassy in Cuba and, weatherwise, the heavens might just do the same
Cornucopias of delight still in prospect at 68th Cannes Film Festival
The race for the 2015 Palme d’Or looks at this stage to be between ‘Son of Saul’ and ‘Carol’, two extraordinary pictures from two very different film-makers
Catherine Deneuve adds glamour to low-key Cannes Film Festival
Opening film obscure, but the 68th festival has much to offer, writes Donald Clarke in Cannes
Aisling McDermott on Beauty: Irish men should start looking after their skin
The market for men’s skincare products in Ireland is tiny, but hopefully that will change
Orthorexia: is an obsession with ‘healthy food’ the new eating disorder?
People with orthorexia – an unhealthy fixation on what they think is healthy eating – can end up with serious physical and mental problems
Irish co-production ‘The Lobster’ for Cannes Film Festival
Film starring Colin Farrell and Rachel Weisz selected for main competition
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