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If you looked out your window early enough this morning, you may have seen a huge red moon rising. Apparently the celestial heavens must be the latest universal merchandising partners of Manchester United, for what better way to herald the long-awaited return of the team to the top of the Premier League?

A 1950s-style magazine listicle on how to keep your man happy, generated a storm of protest online. Let’s get real about love, says Deirdre Reynolds            

The cheeky cartoonists over at 442oons have given us their version of Steven Gerrard and Roy Hodgson holding one final press conference.

Cork Opera House

"While many have a genuine business reason to be driving, I would bet that over half of them are running silly errands."

Shay Byrne’s the man who gets the day started on RTE Radio 1 at 5.30am with Risin’ Time.

A lot has happened since the last time David Bowie released new material.

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CELEBRATING the exploits of frontierswoman Martha Jane Canary, Doris Day sang, “Take me back to the Black Hills, the Black Hills of Dakota”, in the 1950s film Calamity Jane.

THE BIG four fashion weeks may have drawn to a close but a new season of sartorial eye-candy is only a wiggle dress away. With the fifth series of ABC’s Mad Men due to air on March 27, fans of the popular television series are already gearing up for Saturday nights in with Don, Betty and Joan.

AS an employee in the financial services industry for many years — and indeed as a taxpayer — I would like to add my voice to the anger being expressed at RTÉ for allowing uncensored and ill-informed comment on the Joe Duffy Show on Radio One.

Jerry Hall has pulled out of the West End musical production of High Society citing glandular fever.

Hollywood legend Doris Day has rubbished rumours she is critically ill and in a wheelchair - insisting she is still spritely enough to tap dance.

Two women questioned about the murder of former loyalist terror boss Jim Gray have been released without charge.

MURDERED ex-loyalist terror boss Jim Gray was shot five times in the back after being tricked into dropping his guard, it emerged last night.

Two women were tonight being questioned by detectives hunting the killers of deposed loyalist terror boss Jim Gray.

Jim Gray was living on borrowed time ever since the Ulster Defence Association ruthlessly kicked him out to fend for himself.

Former Ulster Defence Association brigadier Jim Gray tonight joined a grim catalogue of leading loyalist paramilitary figures to be gunned down on the streets of Northern Ireland.

Classic American stars like Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley are more sexy than today’s Hollywood icons, according to a survey.

Ousted UDA chief Jim Gray was remanded in custody today on charges of money laundering.

ULSTER Defence Association leader Jim Gray has been ousted by the paramilitary organisation, it was revealed yesterday.

A police chief has been ordered to make a £1,500 (€2,143) payout to a top loyalist paramilitary in Northern Ireland, it emerged tonight.

TERRY MELCHER, a producer, composer and songwriter who worked with the Beach Boys and helped shape the 1960s-era California surf music sound, has died aged 62.

Howard Keel, the broad-shouldered baritone who romanced his way through a series of glittering MGM musicals such as Showboat, Kiss Me Kate and Annie Get Your Gun and later revived his career on TV soap Dallas, has died of colon cancer.

HOWARD KEEL, the broad-shouldered baritone who romanced his way through a series of glittery MGM musicals such as Kiss Me Kate and Annie Get Your Gun and later revived his career with Dallas, died yesterday. He was 85.

Model and actress Jerry Hall has pulled out of her new one-woman show, saying she has glandular fever.

The French media were very much impressed by the Irish performance on Saturday, but were a little harsher in assessing their fellow countrymen. Hugh Delaney reports.

A new film about the life of movie star Cary Grant had its premiere in Cannes today.

Hollywood’s homage to all those sugary sweet 1950s romantic comedies where Doris Day and Rock Hudson would spend more time talking to each other on the phone than they did face to face.

Godfather star Al Pacino has been named the greatest film star of them all - just ahead of his co-lead in the movie, Robert De Niro.