Des O'Driscoll shares the latest from the entertainment world.

This year's Oscar nominations have been revealed.

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

Marjorie Brennan looks back on the year that was and selects her highlights of 2018.

Michael Clifford takes a look back over the year that was.

Sorry. But as much as it’s flooded the Irish news, imagine what it is like to be here in England, stuck in the thick of it.

Your morning headlines.

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

In light of the violent gun attack in the Greektown neighbourhood of their city the Toronto Film Festival’s CEO Piers Handling and artistic director Cameron Bailey announced this year’s first films today with little fanfare.

The clean-up operation of Glastonbury Festival 2017 has begun as revellers return home from the five-day extravaganza.

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

Gone are the days of feeling past it when you hit 45 — just look at the long list of celebs revelling in their new-found youth, says Dave Kenny.

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

Opening in Copenhagen in 1926, The Danish Girl (15A) centres on recently married artists Einar (Eddie Redmayne) and Gerda Wegener (Alicia Vikander). 

Retired football star David Beckham, an international celebrity both on and off the field, was named People magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive”.

It's a week of drama with the likes of Brooklyn starring Saoirse Ronan in cinemas, and of course there are also some zombies

Check out our guide to tonight's best TV.

Right now, Jane Got a Gun is best known for having a torturous route to the big screen.

According to the trailer for Burnt, cheffing is a most dramatic business.

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

Your guide to tonight's TV.

Jennifer Lawrence is back on screens and for once its not as part of a massive franchise like The Hunger Games and X-Men. But it still looks like it packs a serious punch.

Helen Mirren was crowned ‘Queen of Broadway’ as she won her first Tony award for her role as the monarch in The Audience.

A round up of this weeks entertainment news

Hidden stories, the Lusitania, and alien invasions are all on TV tonight

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

She’s been in the news with her famous boyfriend, but Cork actress Sarah Greene deserves her profile very much for her own achievements, writes Ed Power

Michelle Keegan has been crowned the world’s sexiest woman in a list also featuring Susanna Reid and Mary Berry.

Teen love story The Fault In Our Stars was the big winner at the MTV Movie Awards during a show filled with motivational messages.

Dave Kenny grew up in an era when a splash of Brut and a flannel cloth under the arms was the height of male grooming. But that won’t wash anymore.

Social media giant Twitter celebrates its ninth birthday today, and to mark the occasion the site has been recalling some of the biggest posts from its history.

Eddie Ray Routh has begun a life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole after a Texas jury found him guilty of murdering Chris Kyle, the former US Navy SEAL whose autobiography was turned into the hit movie American Sniper.

Researchers have developed a recipe for Oscar success — cast a 45-year-old actor and a 38-year-old actress in a 140-minute film.

Iran’s supreme leader has criticised the film American Sniper, saying the movie about a US soldier fighting in Iraq encourages violence against Muslims, a state-run newspaper has reported.

The three-and-a-half-hour special featured a range of their classic sketches and a bunch of their former hosts.

Film academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs has responded for the first time to the firestorm over the all-white acting list in this year’s Oscar nominations, saying it inspires her to speed up the push for more diversity.

Boyhood, Michael Keaton and Julianne Moore were among the top winners at the 20th annual Critics’ Choice Movie Awards, winning best picture and director, actor and actress.