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

One man can make a difference and British film-maker Joe Wright does behind the lens of ‘Anna Karenina’.

Having almost completely stalled their creative engines with 'Cars 2', Disney Pixar heads for the ancient Scottish highlands in this computer-animated fable of female empowerment.

Brave

MOVIES are known to bring tourists in their wake — think the Dingle peninsula for Ryan’s Daughter, the west of Ireland for The Quiet Man, Greece’s Skopolos for Mamma Mia or Kefallonia for Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, New Zealand for Lord of the Rings, or Florence for — well, just about anything ever put on celluloid.

Screen stars Robbie Coltrane, Kevin McKidd, Kelly Macdonald and Craig Ferguson took to the red carpet tonight for the European premiere of the new Disney/Pixar animation Brave.

MANNY, Ellie, Diego and Sid are hauled out of the deep freeze for another shaggy mammoth tale in Ice Age 4: Continental Drift (PG).

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

Irish actors Brendan Gleeson and Michael Fassbender have both received nominations for the 69th annual Golden Globe awards.

A new TV channel is being launched today, promising to bring viewers some of the world's most iconic shows.

WITH Sky Atlantic debuting on Tuesday, it’s been quite a while since the launch of a new subscription channel created such a fuss.

'The King's Speech' has received seven Golden Globe award nominations.

Keaton makes his directing debut with what is, at best, an indifferent thriller whose only strength lies in it being character driven rather than plot driven.

Based on the novel by Chuck Palahniuk this funny and vulgar tale of a con-man, Victor Mancini (Rockwell), who prays on the sympathy of the people who save him from choking to death in restaurants – it’s part of his magnificent scam since the choking is self-induced – to get money for his sick mother.

The film world is gearing up for tomorrow’s Baftas with Julie Christie and Daniel Day-Lewis tipped to continue their winning streak.

CARLOW actress Saoirse Ronan’s dizzying rise in the film world continued yesterday when she was nominated for a BAFTA gong for her role in the acclaimed film Atonement.

KIEFER SUTHERLAND always comes through in the end on 24.

Helen Mirren picked up a best actress gong for Elizabeth I today, as the British drama romped home at the Emmys.

Colin Farrell today said it was a “great craic” to be in his native Ireland for the filming of his new film interMission.