It was the place to be seen if you’re Irish and in the movie business: Hollywood royalty, many with family ties to Ireland, partied hard at the now legendary Oscar Wilde pre-Oscar party.

Margaret Jennings explores senior sexuality and speaks with author Joan Price who says good sex when you get older is about mindset and believe it or not, re-education.

Finding Dory isn't out in Ireland until the 29th of July but you can come along to an early screening in Dublin, with some special guests.

Finding Dort has just arrived in cinemas in the States and it's making shedloads of money on the way to becoming one of the biggest animated movies of all time.

There's a sequel to Finding Nemo out this year and it's all about Finding Dory.

Frankenstein’s monster is a Hollywood horror icon, but Paul McGuigan’s Victor Frankenstein (12A) attempts to give Mary Shelley’s tale a fresh spin. 

It’s the sequel that we have been waiting almost 13 years for.

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

FASHION is having a pro-ageing moment, following in the footsteps of its twin sister, the cosmetics industry, which upped the ante in promoting older women for their brands last year.

Rita de Brun thinks there’s little noble in growing old naturally. What does it matter if Renee Zellwegger decided to radically change the way she looks?

Steve Martin has denied reports he is to star in a third 'Father of the Bride' film.

A New York Winter’s Tale ***

Philip Seymour Hoffman's priest will remember him as a "lovely person."

Mia Farrow and her son have criticised the Golden Globe Awards' tribute to Woody Allen.

The complex where the apartment is located is so exclusive actresses and socialites have been refused permission to move into the building.

Willem Dafoe has confirmed he is returning for 'Finding Dory'.

ORGASMS. For some they’re as elusive as the Holy Grail, for others they’re as commonplace as yawning.

Based on the 2006 French farce Mon Frere Se Marie, ‘The Big Wedding’ chronicles the trials and tribulations of a fractured family on the biggest day in one young man’s life.

“Gather me into the artifice of eternity,” pleads the narrator of WB Yeats’ ‘Sailing to Byzantium’, but Eleanor (Saoirse Ronan) and Clara (Gemma Arterton) are struggling to cope with the reality of a rather prosaic immortality in Byzantium (15A).

WHEN there was no divorce in Ireland, the second wife was a rare breed, treated with suspicion. Now, with divorce and separation more commonplace, all that has changed.

ANYONE who has ever known anyone with an Irish wolfhound declares an Irish connection for St Patrick’s Day.

Harrison Ford has signed up for 'Anchorman: The Legend Continues'.

Levi Strauss’s arrival in the US, 160 years ago this week, was to change fashion forever. And it all began with a tent, says John Daly

In the wake of Henry Hill’s death, John Daly reflects on the greatest gangster film of all time, now 40 years old

From film to fashion, movies to music, food to travel, our critics reveal their Hot 100 choices for the summer.

I LOVE liquid eyeliner. I’ve worn it since I was 18, when I used to slick my short hair back with Brylcream, and lash on the liner.

Diane Keaton never expected people to understand her eating disorder, so she kept it secret.

FIRST PYJAMAS, then underwear and now rollers — is there anything Irish girls won’t wear in public?

As the wife of a dictator held responsible for the slaughter of his people, Asma al Assad finds herself in the shadows, writes Christopher Dickey

AN ACTOR breathes life into a character but a costume can transcend time and language to make it iconic.

Robert De Niro will star in new indie comedy 'Gently Down The Stream.'

A MANIA for perfection drives ballerina Nina Sayers (Natalie Portman) in Black Swan (US/16/107 mins), when she finally achieves her dream role, the White Swan, in Swan Lake.

Art imitates life in this gleeful swipe at morning television shows in which fluff is more important than hard news.

Katie Holmes will make one more movie before she has another child.

Paramount Pictures said Diane Keaton is “in good health and spirits” after falling and bumping her head on the set of her latest film.

When her husband Don (Ted Danson) loses his job, resourceful mother Bridget (Diane Keaton) takes a mundane job as a cleaner at the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank.

Tom Cruise, Mark Wahlberg and Keanu Reeves have been named and shamed on the ballot of this years' initial Golden Raspberry Award nominees.

Scarlett Johansson rejects comparisons to Diane Keaton and Mia Farrow as director Woody Allen's moviemaking inspiration - because she's convinced her roles came as a stroke of luck.