The Bad Guys: Bad, but not in a good way
Pedestrian animation and ancient gags make this no fun for all the family
The Souvenir Part II: There is nothing else quite like this in cinema
Joanna Hogg’s quasi-autobiographical film may divide opinions, but that’s no bad thing
David O’Doherty, the anti-Tommy Tiernan, is funny by osmosis
TV review: Along for the Ride with David O’Doherty, a perfect vehicle for his quirky wit
The Great British Bake Off: Who’ll take over from Sandi Toksvig?
We weigh up some possible contenders, from Nadiya Hussain to, er, Jeremy Paxman
The Souvenir: Like being stuck in an episode of I Don’t Like the ’80s
Review: A Withnail and I-style study of a posh lush, but without the nostalgia
Five of the best TV shows to watch this weekend
Francis Brennan takes 12 tourists to South Africa while John Creedon takes the roads less travelled around Ireland
The 11 best shows to watch on TV this week
A cartoon take on Trump, Ramsay on the rampage and Katherine Heigl joins ‘Suits’
A date from hell in this psychosexual thriller
Kaleidoscope review: Rupert Jones directs his brother Toby in this pleasingly discombobulating thriller
Riviera review: Cheap thrills in a glamorous world
It’s a quality show that could also pass as a satire on the budgets of prestige television
Fake News Show: 'Was Spicer in on the joke? Who can tell anymore?'
Panellists compete for scores measured in clicks and spread bait on Twitter in a quiz that looks to reclaim fake news for satire
The pros and cons of being murderously pregnant
Alice Lowe’s new film Prevenge is a dark comedy about a pregnant woman intent on murder. The character is a "superhero", she says, "and pregnancy is her special power”
Johnny Depp as Donald Trump – almost as funny as the real thing
Review: ‘The Art of the Deal: The Movie’, ‘Fortune’s Wheel’, ‘The Big Fat Quiz of Everything’
Richard Ayoade's Double take
The IT Crowd star is relishing his new role behind the camera. His latest, The Double, is a Kafkaesque office drama inspired by Dostoyevsky’s novella of the same name
JDIFF 2014: A fest for the senses
From the flicks to the deliberations, Donald Clarke’s 10 must-sees, must-hears for this year’s Dublin film festival
Hugh O’Conor: the long road from Young Poisoner to reluctant stag
Hugh O’Conor’s brilliant childhood performances are seared into our collective memory – and as his grown-up self gets a big-screen outing in new Irish comedy The Stag, he sits down with Donald Clarke to talk early success, turning 40 and everything in between
Tell Me About It: Am I manly enough to get a girlfriend?
There are some masculine attributes most men have that I don’t have
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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