As the 500th anniversary of Luther’s ‘95 Theses’ approaches, Josephine Fenton is persuaded that this brave man of the Reformation should be celebrated

The rich are different, even more different that we ever imagined, discovers Marjorie Brennan, the only problem is the gap between them and us is widening.

Joan Rivers could get away with being cruel about other people as long as she was harsh about herself, writes Terry Prone.

If Paris Hilton ever decides to get a real job, she could do worse than take on the mentoring of the sons and daughters of the fabulously wealthy Chinese.

Baking, blogging and foodie facebooking

HAVING watched the PAC on television questioning Mr Cardiff, and his analogy of the helmsman on the stormy seas, was he the pilot on the Marie Celeste, frankly, to lose €3.6bn on double entry bookkeeping and be informed on four separate occasions of this error?

Damien Enright suggests we slow down and enjoy life.

THE Financial Regulator has fined The Irish Times €10,000 for breach of its Market Abuse Regulations that went into effect on July 6, 2005. The fine relates to an article in the paper’s Croesus column in the Friday business supplement. The material was published on February 8, where the unnamed writer tipped Ryanair’s shares.