Des O'Driscoll has you covered on all things entertainment to watch out for this week.

From movies to music, fashion to food, our writers pick the cultural highlights of summer.

Young Fathers have just given birth to their third album and are looking forward to playing in Trabolgan, writes Ed Power.

Victoria Smurfit returned to Ireland from LA to take a starring role in twisty thriller about to be screened at the Cork Film Festival, writes Esther McCarthy

Choose Life. Choose The Graham Norton Show.

Will Thalia Heffernan and Aoibhín Garrihy survive the first elimination in ‘Dancing With The Stars?’on RTÉ One at 6.30pm on Sunday.

As the popcorn goes stale on another cinema-going year, film critic Damon Smith looks forward to the action-packed blockbusters, heartbreaking dramas, uproarious comedies and potential Oscar winners that will be lighting up the big screen over the next 12 months

After 20 years we had pretty much given up on ever seeing a sequel to Trainspotting, well its a real thing and the full trailer is here.

The zombie film credited with turning Cillian Murphy into a Hollywood star has been named the greatest horror movie of the 21st century.

A teaser trailer has been released for Trainspotting 2, which harkens back to the original in a variety of ways.

When we stop to look at all the kindness and caring in the world, it doesn’t take long to realise that those who threaten our communities can never count on lasting victory when they take on the human spirit, writes Clodagh Finn.

Hollywood actors Benedict Cumberbatch, Patrick Stewart, Bill Nighy, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Keira Knightley and Kristin Scott Thomas are among leading figures from the arts world backing a vote to remain in the EU.

Catch-up with what you've missed today with our evening briefing

Trainspotting really hit a nerve when it released in 1996, with the film going on to be a big hit especially with young audiences and that iconic poster gracing bedroom walls around the world.

Catch-up with what you've missed today with our evening briefing

Des O’Driscoll shares the latest news from the world of showbiz

The past was en vogue in various forms at the Baftas last night as Brooklyn, set in the 1950s, was named best British film, Kate Winslet won Best Supporting Actress for her role in Steve Jobs, the biopic about the Apple founder, and Star Wars: The Force Awakens actor John Boyega won the Rising Star award on the back of his turn in a film set “a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away”.

Three significant days in the life of Apple’s Steve Jobs.

Another quiet week in cinemas with the biggest news definitely being the arrival of Steve Jobs. There's some horror in Ireland-shot The Hallow and some family drama stuff thanks to Fathers and Daughters.

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

There have already been a few projects dealing with the life of sometime Apple CEO Steve Jobs, but this one looks like it might also be a bit of a masterpiece.

Here's our pick on what to watch on the box tonight.

Underworld are one of the dance acts guaranteed to get the crowd rocking at Electric Picnic, writes Ed Power

Kerryman Michael Fassbender’s role as a villain in the latest X-Men movie helped propel accumulated profits at the movie star’s UK firm past the €720,000 mark last year.

Apple-man Steve Jobs passed away in 2011 and left behind a legacy of famous devices beginning with 'i' and an only slightly less famous series of feuds with most of the major players in Apple.

Here's what to watch on a rainy Bank Holiday.

A young programmer becomes part of an experiment to test if an android AI possesses consciousness.

Katherine Waterston has been cast as the female lead in the Steve Jobs biopic.

Michael Fassbender is reportedly in early talks for the role of Steve Jobs.

Christian Bale has withdrawn from Danny Boyle's biopic of Steve Jobs.

BBC Worldwide has appealed to Doctor Who fans for help after scripts from the new series were leaked online.

Oscar-winning filmmaker Danny Boyle is in talks to direct a movie about Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, with Leonardo DiCaprio tipped to star in the title role.

Oscar-winning filmmaker Danny Boyle is in talks to direct a movie about Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, with Leonardo DiCaprio tipped to star in the title role.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has said that Britain and Ireland shall “no longer allow our past to ensnare our future” at a historic state banquet in honour of President Michael D Higgins.

The goal of living together as neighbours and friends is now within reach, Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II said a State banquet in honour of Irish President Michael D Higgins tonight.

House of Cards makes a welcome return on Netflix, and Frank looks just as nasty as ever.

Manchester United fans are in for a treat this Christmas when a documentary chronicling perhaps the club’s greatest-ever youth team is released.