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Initially created to combat alcoholism, the 12-step programme can help everyone according to Russell Brand’s new book, writes Suzanne Harrington

From bigorexia to bingeing, more young males are experiencing eating disorders. But the stigma of having what is often seen as a woman’s illness is stopping many from seeking help, writes Sharon Ní Conchúir.

Fans even had the chance to watch her sleep.

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The comedian will be touring his new show, RE:BIRTH which surroundings the topic of parenthood, having become a fatherhood for the first time early last year.

Brand, who was once famously married to Katy Perry, has kept his relationship with Laura on a low profile.

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

Haters Back Off, featuring Colleen Ballinger in Miranda Sings mode, is now on Netflix.

Army of One is a new Nicolas Cage film but before you go expecting it to be another straight to video action flick with terrible one liners and worse hair, you'll want to stick around for the pitch.

So there's a new movie in the works based on those cute little Troll dolls which everyone had in the 90s, yes we know you did too.

The Kelly family feature on ‘Doctor in the House’ on TV3 on Wednesday at 9pm.

Comedian Russell Brand and former partner Jemima Goldsmith have won their High Court harassment case against a masseuse who alleged they treated her ”like a prostitute”.

Noel Gallagher chats to Joe Dermody about Simon Cowell, Raheem Sterling and the lobby for an Oasis reunion, as well as revealing how marijuana ended his GAA career

Muslims from different parts of the country are to hold a “Not in our Name” demonstration on Dublin’s O’Connell Street in protest against the atrocities inspired by terror group Islamic State.

Comedian Russell Brand and singer Charlotte Church have branded austerity “unethical, unfair and unnecessary” as they joined a quarter of a million demonstrators in a London protest against the British Conservative government cuts.

LIKE butter on hot toast or cream with just-baked apple tart, some partnerships work perfectly together. 

The good news for Labour is Ed Miliband is not nearly as strange in person as he often comes across on TV.

Support for the hard left and hard right is receding across Europe, as voters and political parties inch back towards the centre, writes Kyran Fitzgerald.

Samantha Cameron has admitted that her husband’s campaign schedule is so busy she does not know where he is some of the time.

Ed Miliband has told Russell Brand that it is a “combination of politics and people” that bring about change.

There was a time, and a much simpler time it was too, when a superhero had what it took to save the world all on his own. 

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Beware. The Rubberbandits are bringing their madcap musical to a town near you, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

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Anton Savage and Sheana Keane present new adult literacy series, Get the Numbers Write, on TV3 on Monday.

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Church of England bishops have decided to engage in politics in a bid to counter the “sex appeal” of comedian Russell Brand, who is encouraging young people not to bother voting.

The comedian and activist has dedicated an episode of his online show 'The Trews' to the arrest of TD Paul Murphy and other protesters.

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