The recent death of Caroline Flack has once again brought the issue of internet trolls and cancel culture back into public discourse.

Charlize Theron is unrecognisable as Fox News star Megyn Kelly in ‘Bombshell’, a film that looks at the sexual harassment scandal at the network. She talks to Laura Harding about Me Too and the complexity of the film.

After originally announcing new record i,i for the end of the month, Bon Iver took the music world by surprise with the digital release of the new album.

Fifty years after Sharon Tate’s murder, four movies are set for release about her life – and death, writes Suzanne Harrington.

From movies to music, fashion to food, our writers pick the cultural highlights of summer.

Des O'Driscoll shares the latest from the entertainment world.

From movies to music, food to fashion, our critics reveal their cultural picks for the year ahead

Red, white and blue: Get a ghoulish Halloween look with just three colours, says Rachel Marie Walsh.

From movies to music, food to fashion, our critics reveal their picks for the year ahead.

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

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

Saoirse Ronan was radiant in Rodarte at the Gotham Independent Film Awards in New York. I love this more-is-more dress from tulle hem to epaulettes, even the flowers and frills don’t look too much.

New career looming, Domhnall?

Friday nights have offically been reinstated.

Reese Witherspoon has joked that Donald Trump got ideas for his commencement address from her Legally Blonde character.

Samuel L Jackson does not kiss many women on screen. He has made well in excess of 100 films but reckons he has locked lips with no more than five leading ladies.

Rachel Marie Walsh pinpoints the style highlights of 2016, from Michelle Obama in gold Versace to Kate Moss in McQueen

A team of imprisoned bad guys get a chance at redemption with an impossible mission.

The big summer silly season of movies has pretty much come and gone but that doesn’t mean that it’s a quiet time in the cinemas as there’s plenty of family fare still on the way in August.

Des O’Driscoll looks at the best of this week’s arts events

Suicide Squad is in cinemas in Ireland on the 5th of August, which is just over two weeks away, and it seems like only yesterday that Batman v Superman swooped down being all dark and stuff.

Alrighty so Suicide Squad is coming out in August and Warner Bros will be hoping for a monster of a hit after the slight stumble of Batman v Superman.

Movie promotion is a strange thing - a game played between studio and audience trying to figure out how much they can give away to entice folks to part with their hard earned cash.

Olivia Palermo is far too well groomed to have gotten ready for Paris Couture Week’s Schiaparelli show in the dark, so the series of decisions that lead to this look remain tough to square with her usually careful styling.

The Legend of Tarzan 3/5

The Legend of Tarzan is in cinemas across Ireland now, bringing a new perspective on the tales first told by Edgar Rice Burroughs more than 100 years ago.

MUSIC NEWS: After Body & Soul and Castlepalooza, the muddy fields of the midlands take a break from festival season this weekend. Probably for the best as Beyonce gets her Beyhive in Formation for a show that’s not quite sold out at Croke Park tomorrow.

Tarzan and Jane go back to the jungle, where villainy awaits.

Tarzan is back in an action packed new take on the classic story this week, and it's a quiet enough time at the cinema otherwise.

Meagan Good chose an emerald Lorena Sarbu gown for the Black Entertainment Television Awards in Los Angeles. 

Alexander Skarsgard shapes up as lord of the jungle in the new Tarzan movie, writes Susan Griffin

Two legends are coming together for the movie event of the summer, Tarzan and... Hozier...?