Some Irish themed films to indulge in over the next few days.

Spring break in the National Football League, and after three rounds of drama including timekeeping issues, ridiculous red cards and a fixture list designed by Jared Kushner, there exists much food for thought, even if the conclusions are pretty much the same.

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

Hollywood loves to ring in the New Year.

Just in case the regular schedules don't float your boat.

It’s been an iffy year for movies, but the year has been bookended by some true diamonds in the rough:

As we are a nation which loves a bet, it’s worth getting a price now on a film which sounds as though it’s one of our own sweeping the film awards in 2020.

Can these new releases tempt you from the Late Late Toy Show?

Diana Ross will be 76 by the time she crosses the Atlantic for pre-Glastonbury gigs at the Marquee in Cork

The bullet that killed President John F Kennedy in November, 1963 has never stopped travelling. Ever since that fateful day in Dallas there have been dozens of theories about who was responsible for his death.

It’s only about two years since No 1 Abbottswood Downs was last for sale, but, for those who viewed back in 2015, and who might still be looking for a well-located family home (or, just curious) it will feel entirely different if they come back, now that it’s freshly up for sale once more.

There is no other team sport that is more reliant on one position consistently throughout a contest as a gridiron team is on its quarterback writes Kieran Shannon.

Des O’Driscoll shares the latest news from the entertainment world.

A couple of months after Martin O’Neill took a sabbatical from football management to help look after his then ill wife Geraldine, this writer interviewed someone who had played minor inter-county Gaelic football with one of O’Neill’s great foot soldiers at Parkhead, Neil Lennon.

Al Pacino’s “Inches” speech in Any Given Sunday may make the hairs stand on the back of your neck, says Dr Ed Coughlan. But does it work? Consistently? And if so, for how long? Or is it just for effect?

Ann Skelly knew from a young age that formal education wasn’t for her. 

Here’s your latest arts and entertainment round-up with Des O’Driscoll.

Vanessa Redgrave, Nathalie Baye, Kerry Fox, Ross Noble, Anna Friel, and Ben Wheatley are among the stars joining Irish talents Jack Reynor, Moe Dunford, Cillian Murphy, John Butler, and Aiden Gillen on the red carpet.

Director Antoine Fuqua has been doing a great job in recent years with hits like The Equalizer and The Magnificent Seven, and his next project represents a whole new challenge.

John Minihan tells Ellie O’Byrne about his famous photograph of Samuel Beckett

Carmel Winters is a Kanturk-born playwright and filmmaker. Her new play, Not Being Me, is in development with Gare St Lazare, and will be read on July 22 in Ma Murphy’s, Bantry, for the West Cork Literary Festival. The reading is presented in association with The Everyman, Cork where the play will be produced later this year.

With the Wimbledon tennis championships just around the corner, the heavyweight global sports brands will once again battle for supremacy at one of the highest profile sporting events in the world.

When Mark Hayes moved from Cork to LA for fame and fortune, he ended up on the same football team as Robbie Williams. So he had the celebrity friends - but no sitcom. Here he writes about trying to make it in Hollywood. His latest coup? A comedy.

I’m looking forward to returning to Dublin, this time with Guys and Dolls.

WHEN superfit Clodagh McKenna started spinning classes in a Manhattan high-octane studio she was floored by the speed.

A recent survey of NFL players found an alarming number of them don’t trust their team doctors.

Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett joined the BFI Fellowship as she picked up the top accolade from actor Ian McKellen.

Here's what's on the box tonight.

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

The superhero movies just keep on coming, and there's more from Marvel this week.

SATURDAY

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson stars in San Andreas (12A), playing LAFD chopper rescue pilot Ray, whose considerable skills are tested to their limits when California experiences a massive earthquake.

MUSIC NEWS: You’ll be hearing a lot of Jamie xx in the coming weeks, with his appearance at Forbidden Fruit tomorrow coming just a day after the release of his much anticipated album, In Colour. 

We're taking a look at what's going to be on offer in cinemas across Ireland this week, including the return of The Rock!

Al Pacino discusses his new film with Shilpa Ganatra , and also offers a solution for those who can’t afford the prices for his live appearance in Ireland

Here’s a quick look at the latest music, gig, film and entertainment news.

A round up of all today’s news: figures have revealed a surge in economic recovery, find out why Al Pacino is heading for Dublin and one couple has won the Euromillions for a second time in two years.

HOLLYWOOD star Al Pacino knows more than most about the Scent of a Woman but he appears to prefer the smell of money nowadays.

Got a spare €33.2m lying behind the couch cushions? Well if you do, you could become the owner of a piece of Hollywood history.

Check out our guide to the best of tonight's TV.