From film to fashion, books to TV, our writers pick the best cultural highlights of the season.

New photos released today give the first glimpse of Carlow actress Saoirse Ronan as Jo March in the upcoming Little Women film.

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

The Favourite is already being talked up for Oscars. Its director tells Esther McCarthy all about the Irish-produced period film.

Nuala Woulfe explains why we’re living in an eighties bubble and it’s down to clever marketing preying on our nostalgia.

The colour, scent and texture of the right beauty product can cheer you up like a chat with a friend, or act as a pick-me-up on a dreary Monday morning, says Rachel Marie Walsh.

The festival, which runs from November 9-18, will showcase Irish and international films with a focus on current global issues.

Saoirse Ronan and Midleton’s Nora Twomey are among the Irish hopefuls for the Golden Globes on Sunday, writes Esther McCarthy.

Conor McGregor became a father, Niall Horan saw his solo career take off, and Saoirse Ronan was an award-winning Ladybird. Those were some of the positives celebwise in 2017, writes Kelly O’Brien.

From Birdman to her latest role in The Death Of Stalin, Andrea Riseborough is fast becoming one to watch, says Esther McCarthy.                       

Irish artists have been nominated in 5 categories at the 2018 Golden Globes.

From movies to music, food to fashion, our critics round up the big tickets for autumn

Silver and gold may leave you cold but copper is one of Summer 2017’s most flattering makeup trends. Rachel Marie Walsh reports

The Best Film fiasco at this year’s Oscars distracted us from the big fashion trend that emerged from the 2017 awards season. Carolyn Moore celebrates the return of the trouser suit. 

Who knew he could play the ‘mouth trumpet’?

As we can’t count on anyone giving out the correct awards anymore, we think it should be up to you to crown the best and worst dressed.

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In advance of the Academy Awards on Sunday, Esther McCarthy casts her eye over the major categories to predict this year’s winners— and who could cause an upset.

Roses are red, violets are blue and Valentine’s beauty is mostly pink. Rachel Marie Walsh picks some pretty buys for Tuesday. 

The winner of a record-breaking seven awards at the Golden Globe Awards, La La Land (PG) stars Emma Stone as Mia, an aspiring actress and playwright who is working as a barista on a film studio lot when she meets Sebastian (Ryan Gosling), a jazz pianist hoping for a big break.

The 74th Golden Globes took place last night and the film La La Land was the clear winner with 7 awards including Best Picture, Best Actor (Ryan Gosling) and Best Actress (Emma Stone)

Irish actor Ruth Negga, who recently starred on the front of American Vogue, has landed another major magazine cover.

Our regular arts/ents writers select their personal highlights of the year

Without futher ado:

Ok stop whatever you're doing because Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling are reuniting for a new film from the director of Whiplash, Damien Chazelle.

While Fassbender and Vikander started their own real life romance on the film and they aren't the only new loves who will be in Venice.

The writer and director of Whiplash is back with his second film and La La Land is a magical musical fairytale with a major cast.

A young woman marries a mysterious Englishman and returns to his isolated house.

Tom Hardy plays twin brothers Reggie and Ronnie Kray in Legend (18s), a stylish account of how the infamous villains rose to prominence during London’s Swinging Sixties.

Drama with two Tom Hardy's and horror from director M Night Shyamalan are the big releases this coming week in Irish cinemas

Kristen Stewart has beaten ex-boyfriend’s Robert Pattinson’s current flame to the top spot in Glamour’s annual 50 Best-Dressed Women list.

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