When it comes to concerns around hair loss and its possible remedies, the world is a very democratic place.

Not bad RTÉ, not bad.

AS TV series Cold Feet returns to our screens, some of the ensemble cast talk about their much-lauded return and hint at what’s in store.

Stick to the scripts, folks!

Increasingly Irish males are investing in cosmetic procedures, with Botox, nose jobs, eye lifts and breast tissue reduction topping the list, says Áilin Quinlan.

Omid Djalili’s stand-up show brings his particular brand of humour to current affairs. ‘Liberace presenting Question Time’, he tells Ellie O’Byrne

Star of hit television series Cold Feet, Irish actor James Nesbitt, saw profits soar at his firm to almost €4m last year.

NEWS of Cold Feet’s comeback has truly ignited viewers love affair with the comedy-drama, which first aired back in 1998.

Good morning. Here’s everything you need to know before you start your day.

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.

Even the players Alex Ferguson offloaded from Manchester United retained their loyalty to the legendary Scot as the club’s most famous manager illustrated last night in a story he told about John O’Shea.

One year on from a whirlwind few days that ended with Rory McIlroy seeking his autograph, one promising young golfer is continuing to hit new highs as he prepares for the upcoming Irish Open.

Comedienne Tracey Ullman mistook Kanye West for a shop assistant and asked him about swimming trunks for her son. She revealed the embarrassing story on The Graham Norton Show.

HOFFS (hot, fit and fifty) are putting middle aged men under pressure. While once it was acceptable to put on a little weight, now it’s all about looking good, says Dave Robbins.

Check out our guide to tonight's best TV.

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

The IFTA Awards 2015 is all change - including splitting the event in twain to honour Film & Drama in May and TV in October - and there's more change on the way in the form of new presenter Caroline Morahan!

Irish actor Stephen Rea was among the winners at last night’s Baftas in London, scooping the best supporting actor for his role as Sir Hugh Hayden-Hoyle in BBC2’s The Honourable Woman.

Gerald Kean mentors golfer Brian Casey in the first episode of The Speech on RTÉ One tomorrow.

Frank and Patrick’s Day have topped the list for film nominations with nine, while both Love/Hate and Vikings have the highest number of nominations for a television programme with seven.

The IFTA's are back for 2015, rumours of their demise have been greatly exaggerated, and the list of nominees has been revealed.

Check out our spoiler-free guide to tonight's TV.

What's on telly tonight? These shows are, and you should watch them.

The Christmas TV commercials are an integral part of the festive season. Kelly O’Brien and Barbara Scully give their opposing views on their heartstring-tugging sentimentality.

A spoiler-free guide to tonight's telly. It's cold out there. Take it easy.

Hobbit stars past and present were reunited on the green carpet for the world premiere of the final film, The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies.

Check out our spoiler-free guide to the best of tonight's TV.

Check out our spoiler-free guide to the best of tonight's TV.

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James Nesbitt is enjoying celibacy since splitting from his wife.

A terminally-ill teenager who has raised more than £1.6m (€1.94m) for charity has said he is “still fighting” as donations from the public continue to roll in thanks to his fundraising efforts.

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

Your daily, spoiler-free guide to what to look out for on the box.

James Nesbitt’s starring role in The Hobbit series contributed to profits at his entertainment firm rising by over €339,000.

ACTRESS Lake Bell is on a mission to eradicate a pandemic ‘disease’: ‘sexy-baby’ voice.

Hollywood star Liam Neeson said today the families of the so-called Disappeared were living in a cruel and inhumane limbo.

Last year was a bumper year for Irish actor James Nesbitt as profits at the entertainment firm he co-owns topped €560,000.

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