Well, we know what we're doing for the new few weekends.

Helen Barlow reflects on a festival in which fabulous females, streaming TV shows and Irish actors took centre stage.

As the world’s most famous film festival kicks off, Helen Barlow selects some of the highlights

Flu jabs, fading eyesight and widening waistlines go hand-in-hand with turning 50, writes Paul D’Alton

Good morning. Here’s everything you need to know before you start your day.

Sony has announced that there's a third Hotel Transylvania on the way with Adam Sandler returning as Dracula.

Adam Sandler has a four-movie deal with Netflix, where a string of new titles debut exclusively on the platform.

Fifty Shades Of Grey is tied with Pixels, Jupiter Ascending, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 for the most nominations at this year’s Golden Raspberry Awards, better known as the Razzies.

The hashtag #ExplainAFilmPlotBadly has been trending on Twitter today and witty users of the social media platform are coming up with some ingenious ways of describing our most loved movies.

Good afternoon. Here’s all the news you need to know this lunchtime.

Dracula has a grandson, and he wants to make sure the little tyke follows in the family tradition.

Today's TV is a must for sports fans.

Two legendary golf pros come together for an historic moment that will be relished forever by fans of golf and the hilarious comedy movie Happy Gilmore.

MOST games have rules, but few have laws. In fact, the only law gamers usually pay any attention to is that of Gordon Moore, who observed that the rate of internet trolls tends to double every two years (or maybe it was the number of transistors on a circuit). Gaming has traditionally been about winning or losing, not about law and order.

Some of these even conflict with the rugby game. *gasp*

We bring you a round up of all the latest news and reviews from the world of entertainment.

Adam Sandler faces off against the all new Men from UNCLE in cinemas this week - who will emerge triumphant? Probably Donkey Kong...

Video-game experts from the 80s do battle with aliens who have taken on the form of classic characters.

With female comedians taking centre stage, it’s like women have finally crossed a frontier that eluded them for generations, says Ed Power.

Marvel's Ant-Man was never meant to be a box office blockbuster like The Avengers or even surprise hit Guardians of the Galaxy but it still clung on, insect-like, to the number one spot at the box office in the US this past weekend.

 

Pac-Man debuted in Japan on the 22nd of May 1980. In the game, you guided a little yellow thing around an arcade board, gobbling up pills and avoiding ghosts - unless you picked up some fruit then it was time to go on the hunt!

Pixels is actually a real-life film about what happens when aliens invade Earth as video game characters because they think Pac-Man is a declaration of war. And the only one who can save us is Adam Sandler and his video game champion friends.

The traditional green slime flowed at the Kids’ Choice Awards, but it was Angelina Jolie’s message of empowerment for youngsters that stuck. 

The pitch for Pixels is pretty dang weird - when aliens take early 80s video games as a declaration of war, some old guys who used to be arcade titans get called in to fight back.

Hotel Transylvania 2 is coming, so you'll get to spend more time with Adam Sandler and his mates making an animated film

The people have spoken and superheroes continue to rule the movie pack, as Captain America, Iron Man and Batman were among the top winners at this year’s People’s Choice Awards.

Winners for the People’s Choice Awards 2015 were announced during a live broadcast at the Nokia Theater L.A. last night.

Comedian’s chatshow podcast, An Irishman Abroad, has 1m listeners a week, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

Declan Burke provides a quick snapshot of new year movie releases.

Declan Burke provides a quick snapshot of new year movie releases.

Jennifer Lawrence has been named Hollywood’s highest-grossing actor of 2014.

This time, Britney, Lisa Kudrow and Adam Sandler face the brutal honesty of the internet.

US streaming service Netflix has secured comic actor Adam Sandler, one of cinema’s biggest box-office draws, as part of its bid to transform the movie business in the same way it has changed television.

Adam Sandler will star in four movies exclusively for Netflix.