“They did the country proud!”

“A nice, clean, nasty piece of work — that’s what I’m looking for,” declares our eponymous anti-hero at the beginning of Hitchcock (12A).

Parting is such bittersweet sorrow in Dan Mazer’s London-set anti-romcom.

Fast, technical and played with sheer determination.

As the rain began to soak the grounds of the University of Limerick yesterday afternoon, an 82-year-old professor was running around the college grounds on his 43rd marathon.

If you had a setback in life like Simon Baker, you’d hope to react in a similar way; with a kick.

As the current financial crisis attests, money makes the world go round and when the flow of capital is restricted, the ripple effect is felt from one continent to the next.

A man who had both his legs amputated is to walk on crutches from Dublin to Limerick in aid of charity, without the aid of his prosthetic leg.

Deputy sheriff Lou Ford (Casey Affleck) is a well-respected pillar in small-town Texas, working alongside sheriff Bob Maples (Tom Bower). Lou has a pretty schoolteacher girlfriend, Amy Stanton (Kate Hudson).

A TURKEY plucker, a giant gooseberry and the world’s smallest cow are just some of the record-breakers that have made it into the latest Guinness World Records book.

‘30 Rock’ has been nominated for an astonishing 22 Emmy Awards.

Winona Ryder is set to make her big screen comeback as a femme fatale in new romantic comedy Sex and Death 101.

The old flesh-creeper is back in business, this time with ordinary decent folk hiding behind high walls awaiting the arrival of the zombies.

Having made a brilliant original, Japanese director Nakata was lured to Hollywood to repeat the chills … and, alas, failed.

Sissy Spacek, who starred in the enormously popular 1976 hit, Carrie, is making another horror film – The Ring 2.