We live in a time of full disclosure, says Joyce Fegan. We live in a state of constant ‘reveal’, where we let it all hang out. Or do we?

Actor Chris Pine delivers a retro homage for the red carpet shutterbugs. Let’s unravel his Rat Pack look.

Here are the top three films you don’t want to miss this week, writes Declan Burke.

Two brothers go on a bank robbery spree for their own unique reasons.

Director David Mackenzie may not be a household name but the English filmmaker has been quiety turning out some truly impressive features in recent years, including Starred Up and the criminally underrated sci-fi romance Perfect Sense.

Captain Kirk, politics, tackling Irish accents and life as the face of Armani fragrance – there was a lot to talk about when Annmarie O’Connor met Chris Pine in London.

After false starts on the big and small screen there's finally a Wonder Woman movie on the way, and its currently casting up.

Foxcatcher *****

Hollywood actor Chris Pine, known for playing Captain Kirk in the new Star Trek movies, has pleaded guilty in a New Zealand court to drink-driving charges.

Hollywood actor Chris Pine, known for playing Captain Kirk in the new 'Star Trek' movies, has been charged with drink-driving in New Zealand.

Keira Knightley has said working with Kenneth Branagh on ‘Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit’ felt very “schizophrenic” as he flitted between Russian villain and polite British director.

IF you chose your concerts wisely this past Cork jazz weekend, your experience would have belied the negative media previews, which focused on the dilution of jazz in favour of a mélange of soul, rock and pop.

Ever since he first walked out onto a Cork Jazz Festival stage alongside, of all things, turntables and mixers, Courtney Pine has been a firm favourite with Leeside audiences. He’s been getting crowds dancing in the aisles during the festival since the late 1990s, placing his muscular, dizzying sax playing in all manner of musical contexts.

IN ITS 35 years, the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival has grown and broadened so far beyond its roots that it’s possible most years to preview it on two fronts: from the point of view of the jazz aficionado, and the perspective of the general music fan.

In the captain’s log from the 1960s TV series, James Tiberius Kirk brazenly split an infinitive as the crew of the Enterprise embarked on a five-year mission “to boldly go where no man has gone before”.

Chris Pine and Dominique Piek have split up.

Chris Pine has no interest in taking drugs.

Argo *****

There are skeletons aplenty cluttering up one family’s closet in Alex Kurtzman’s semi-autobiographical drama.

Chris Pine feels there is more pressure on 'Star Trek 2' to do well.

All’s fair in love and war for two US government spies with their hearts set on the same woman in an action-packed comedy from director McG.

Director: Tony Scott

Rosario Dawson wants to star as a Klingon in the 'Star Trek' sequel.

Seth Rogen and Chris Pine are the frontrunners for new comedy movie 'This Means War'.

NEWS from across the water yesterday is that one of the biggest entries for many years will go into the draw on Sunday for the first round of the Williamhill.com English Derby and among them there will be one of the biggest ever Irish raiding teams.

Chris Pine is in negotiations to follow Harrison Ford and Ben Affleck into the role of Jack Ryan.

What a spectacular comeback for a series many thought of late to be fading.

Former Captain Kirk star William Shatner has dismissed rumours of a feud with the cast of the new Star Trek movie, insisting there's no bad blood.

RACIAL discrimination in the workplace doubled last year and is now the most common cause for complaint by applicants to the Equality Tribunal.

GALWAY City Council has rejected claims that it could have prevented the outbreak of cryptosporidium contamination in the local water supply if it had used technology presented to it last year.

An insubstantial drama that doesn’t quite capitalise on a decent premise; how lucky do you have to be to be happy.

ONE-IN-THREE allegations of unfair treatment at work so far this year have been racial discrimination claims, according to the Equality Tribunal.

Complaints of racial discrimination at work have risen by 70% in the first three months of 2006, it emerged today.

A woman who was put off work because she was pregnant has been awarded more than €13,000 in compensation, it emerged today.

THE number of people taking cases against employers alleging age and race discrimination almost doubled last year, the Equality Tribunal revealed yesterday.

THERE has been a dramatic fall in the number of complaints to the Equality Tribunal following the Government’s decision last year to send cases involving pubs and hotels to the district courts instead.

The director of the Equality Tribunal, Melanie Pine, today warned employers and employees need to be aware of the recent changes to equality legislation brought about through the Equality Act.

CLAIMS of discrimination against publicans have reduced to a trickle, according to the latest figures from the Equality Tribunal.

WORKPLACE discrimination cases brought before the Equality Tribunal increased by 20% last year, figures have revealed.

THE number of complaints to the Equality Tribunal for employment discrimination rose by a quarter to 255 in the first nine months of the year.

DISCRIMINATION claims received by the director of the Equality Tribunal are up 40% so far this year.

FAILURE by hoteliers, publicans, night-club owners and other service providers to accommodate the needs of disabled people led to a trebling of disability discrimination claims last year.