Irish stars may not have featured in the awards at London’s BAFTAS.

The poorer people who go to fast fashion emporia may not be able to get together €3,000, writes Terry Prone.

Saoirse Ronan has revealed that her upcoming role as Jo March in Little Women was one that she fought for.

In an industry where women battle ageism and sexism, Meryl Streep has managed to decide her own destiny – and roles, writes Suzanne Harrington

Irish actress Saoirse Ronan has revealed how the American accent she adopts in most of her movies is almost second nature to her.

From film to fashion, books to TV, our writers pick the best cultural highlights of the season.

LOVE it or loathe it, tie-dye has been making its groovy presence felt on the international catwalks in recent months.

It's not all research, deadlines and live broadcasts for RTÉ’s Maggie Doyle. For downtime, there’s nothing more she loves to do than to put on her pinny, whip out the food mixer and bake.

New photos released today give the first glimpse of Carlow actress Saoirse Ronan as Jo March in the upcoming Little Women film.

All the latest music and arts news with Des O'Driscoll.

The trailer for season two of the highly anticipated series Big Little Lies has been released courtesy of HBO.

As the beloved 88-year-old actor/director releases another film, avowed fan John Daly selects 10 of his favourites

You’re too young to have seen the movie. Of course you are. 

Black ’47, out now - Revenge thriller set during the Irish Famine. Hugo Weaving, Barry Keoghan and Stephen Rea star.

A few short years ago, Irish superstar Saoirse Ronan insisted she wouldn’t wear anything girlie. Carolyn Moore looks at her evolving fashion sense at the award ceremonies.

They may not be household names but these five Irish people work behind the scenes at some of the world’s biggest fashion organisations. From high ranking positions in Vivienne Westwood to Dries Van Noten, Carolyn Moore charts their rise

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Through accident and design, Spielberg couldn’t have timed The Post better, writes Shilpa Ginatra

The beginning of the year has become a treasure trove of cinematic treats for Irish movie fans. Keeping films fresh in the minds of awards-season voters often means they’re released just before Christmas in the US, so they reach our shores between the Golden Globes and the Oscars. Esther McCarthy selects the movies you really don’t want to miss

Oprah Winfrey is an acclaimed philanthropist, humanitarian, and global television star but she should never become president of the US — simply because she is not a politician.

It was a case of third time’s a charm for Saoirse Ronan as she won Best Actress at Sunday night’s Golden Globes.

From movies to music, food to fashion, our critics reveal their picks for the year ahead.

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Irish artists have been nominated in 5 categories at the 2018 Golden Globes.

We’ll get to the game itself, a claustrophobic grapple to put you in mind of a crocodile trying to drown a water buffalo, but there’s only one starting point for discussing yesterday’s All-Ireland SHC semi-final, writes Michael Moynihan.

We’ll get to the game itself, a claustrophobic grapple to put you in mind of a crocodile trying to drown a water buffalo, but there’s only one starting point for discussing yesterday’s All-Ireland SHC semi-final.

It’s been four years since her debut album, but Lorde is now ready for the crown, writes Jonah Weiner.

The Best Film fiasco at this year’s Oscars distracted us from the big fashion trend that emerged from the 2017 awards season. Carolyn Moore celebrates the return of the trouser suit. 

Ken Griffin is originally from Dublin, but has lived in New York for the past 23 years. Formerly of Rollerskate Skinny, his latest band is August Wells. They play the Sirius Arts Centre in Cobh tonight.

Vlad Smishkewych presents early music programme, Vox Nostra on RTÉ Lyric fm, on Sunday mornings from 7am to 10am. He was born in New Jersey to a Spanish mother and a Ukrainian father, and also performs and teaches in the early music sphere.

Every American loves their national treasure, Meryl Streep, except Donald Trump.

Donald Trump has called journalists the ‘enemy’, and his autocratic tendencies should be a call to arms for writers, painters, and filmmakers, says Nina L Khrushcheva.

Will this year’s Academy Award winners use their moment at the microphone to talk politics? Suzanne Harrington provides some inspiration and takes a look at the best – and worst – protest speeches.

In advance of the Academy Awards on Sunday, Esther McCarthy casts her eye over the major categories to predict this year’s winners— and who could cause an upset.

From fantasy frocks to musicals, Suzanne Harrington looks at the cultural response to President Trump.

He's Twitter account along deserves an award.

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Munster’s courageous recapture of Glasgow en route towards reinstating Limerick as Europe’s rugby capital raises a strange question this morning: What ever happened to the drop goal?

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

After securing seven nominations at the Golden Globe awards, Irish talent has received just four nods at this year’s Baftas.

Michael Chamberlain, who waged a decades-long battle to prove his baby daughter was killed by a dingo in Australia's most notorious case of injustice, has died.

President-elect Donald Trump has hit back at Meryl Streep, who made the Republican a big topic of her speech when accepting a lifetime achievement award at the Golden Globes.

Alas there was no win for the Irish at this year’s Golden Globe ceremony but as always, we won hearts on the red carpet.