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Younger and hungrier, the GPA has been quick to spot opportunities where money streams can be created or increased

Nostalgic TV has had a positive effect on men’s fashion, says Dave Kenny, who visits Louis Copeland to hear plans for an Irish tailoring academy

Matt Damon says producers worried 'Behind the Candelabra' was "just too gay".

It may be hard to believe today, but the first mobile call, made on the streets of New York in 1973, was met with gasps and stares, writes John Daly

US presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s whining and flip-flopping is making him look like a wimp with something to prove, not a steady future leader of the Western world, writes Michael Tomasky

Irish musician and human rights activist Bob Geldof has said bankers and traders should be jailed if they have broken the law.

Already down in the opinion polls, Barack Obama is also losing badly to Republican rival Mitt Romney in the fundraising stakes. Daniel Klaidman explores the US president’s cash crunch

Michael Douglas is surprised people looked up to his ‘Wall Street’ character Gordon Gekko.

WE’VE reached the moment that the Romans celebrated with the Festival of Janus, the two-faced god who managed to look both forwards and backwards at once.

Michael Douglas’s ex-wife has lost a bid to cash in on the actor’s earnings from his recent 'Wall Street' follow-up, with a judge saying her case is too much of a Hollywood divorce to set a sequel in a New York court.

Greed is good, as Wall Street villain Gordon Gekko said in the original Wall Street film of 23 years ago … it still is, given the current state of the world economy.

Film fans are investing in Michael Douglas and Oliver Stone’s 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps', which opened as the number one weekend movie in the US with $19m (€14m), according to studio estimates.

TEEMING with tanned, fit talent, soaked in sunshine and rife with goodwill, there was something for everyone in the audience on the first day of the JP McManus Pro Am where starlets and Ordinary Joes combined forces for the greater good.

WALL STREET’s heading for Adare in the shape of Hollywood superstar Michael Douglas, who yesterday confirmed he’ll be teeing it up with a slew of celebrities for the JP McManus Invitational Pro-Am on July 5-6.

Michael Douglas thinks people will have sympathy for Gordon Gekko in ‘Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps’.

The long-awaited sequel to 1980s hit film 'Wall Street' screens at the Cannes Film Festival today.

'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps' has had its release date pushed back until September.

Michael Douglas is glad to be a part of the 'Wall Street' sequel.

Frank Langella is in talks to star in ‘Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps’.

Michael Douglas is considering a multi-million dollar offer to reprise his role as wicked money man Gordon Gekko in a 'Walls Street' sequel.

Michael Douglas is to reprise his Oscar-winning role as ruthless corporate raider Gordon Gekko, Oliver Stone's poster-boy for 80s greed from the film 'Wall Street'.

Michael Douglas was confronted by Oliver Stone while filming Wall Street, because the famed director believed the actor was using drugs.

MICHAEL CAINE’s role in the classic Get Carter has earned the title of nastiest screen character of all time.

Michael Caine’s role in movie classic Get Carter has earned the title of nastiest screen character of all time.

LONDON’S bankers hoped a recent resurgence in merger deals would generate some much-needed good news for their battered industry but instead found Britain’s press seeking out an “insider dealing ring” among them.

While the latest fad amongst Hollywood actresses seems to be adopting a baby, one star is going against the grain by having one of her own. Catherine Zeta Jones and husband Michael Douglas have announced they are expecting their second child.