On International Kissing Day we recall the kisses we best remember, writes Rita de Brún.

Des O'Driscoll has you covered for things to stream this June.

“Where are you going Mum?” enquired my son as I followed behind, giddily clearing two steps at a time with an ease which belied my dotage.

GWYNETH PALTROW eats burgers and drinks whiskey. Or so we are led to believe by the inclusion of such an admission in a recent interview, writes Lindsay Woods.

The Cure are sold out already, but Lana Del Rey has also been added to the summer roster for Malahide Castle in what has been a big week for gig announcements.

Black ’47, out now - Revenge thriller set during the Irish Famine. Hugo Weaving, Barry Keoghan and Stephen Rea star.

In light of the violent gun attack in the Greektown neighbourhood of their city the Toronto Film Festival’s CEO Piers Handling and artistic director Cameron Bailey announced this year’s first films today with little fanfare.

On a recent episode of one of my favourite podcasts, the High Low, the journalists Dolly Alderton and Pandora Sykes discussed the increasing popularity of sending voice notes on WhatsApp.

She’s been sorting out Cork people for ages, so why not Ask Audrey?

The ‘Blade Runner’ sequel might be fanciful in imagining a future without mobile phones but its portrayal of loneliness is bone-chillingly real. We really are living on a lonely planet, writes Clodagh Finn

Glamour, eh?

Des O’Driscoll shares the latest news from the world of entertainment.

Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford might seem an unlikely double act for a Blade Runner sequel but Laura Harding found the duo in fine form when she met them.

Here's your lunchtime news bulletin.

Friday nights have offically been reinstated.

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

Now … before award season begins, let's get on thing straight - the pronouncation of Saoirse.

From movies to music, food to fashion, our critics round up the big tickets for autumn

In honour of Father’s Day Annmarie O’Connor presents her menswear style edit, plus she showcases the celebs who wear it well, from their twenties to their fifties, and beyond.

Who knew he could play the ‘mouth trumpet’?

In advance of the Academy Awards on Sunday, Esther McCarthy casts her eye over the major categories to predict this year’s winners— and who could cause an upset.

The winner of a record-breaking seven awards at the Golden Globe Awards, La La Land (PG) stars Emma Stone as Mia, an aspiring actress and playwright who is working as a barista on a film studio lot when she meets Sebastian (Ryan Gosling), a jazz pianist hoping for a big break.

The 74th Golden Globes took place last night and the film La La Land was the clear winner with 7 awards including Best Picture, Best Actor (Ryan Gosling) and Best Actress (Emma Stone)

Ruth Negga and Colin Farrell lead the way in the Irish nominations for the Golden Globes tonight.

Our regular arts/ents writers select their personal highlights of the year

Blade Runner 2049 is a real thing and it's going to be in cinemas next year. You should be very, very excited about this news.

Without futher ado:

Kate McKinnon is one of the funniest people on the planet. Her comedy is a mix many styles and she excels at all of them.

The original Blade Runner had a really memorable score by Vangelis but that won't be happening this time around.

Ok stop whatever you're doing because Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling are reuniting for a new film from the director of Whiplash, Damien Chazelle.

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.

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