The allegations of rape and sexual harassment against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein date back to 1984 and have existed as ‘rumours’ until now, writes Joyce Fegan

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Thinking of the cinema this week. Declan Burke reviews  Fences, Hidden Figures and The Great Wall.

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Game of Thrones conquered the Emmy kingdom, winning top drama for the second consecutive year and becoming the most honoured prime-time TV series ever on a night of surprises and sharp political jabs.

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.

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Game Of Thrones has set a new record, winning 12 prizes at the 67th Emmy Awards.

By now you probably know there's a new Superman movie on the way, with an all-out war between him and Batman set for early 2016. But that's not the only DC property making a bow next year, there's also Suicide Squad.

Sharks, paramedics, and the Lusitania - a varied mix of TV tips tonight.

A hacker comes out of prison to stop a digital terrorist.

Birdman topped the 21st annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, winning best ensemble cast, even though star Michael Keaton was upset by Eddie Redmayne in the most outstanding actor category.

Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne are among the presenters at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards.

With lots of easy breezy makeup, minimal jewellery and loose hair, the Golden Globes opened the awards season with a red carpet chock-full of sparkly metallics, bright whites and dramatic reds.

The people have spoken and superheroes continue to rule the movie pack, as Captain America, Iron Man and Batman were among the top winners at this year’s People’s Choice Awards.

Winners for the People’s Choice Awards 2015 were announced during a live broadcast at the Nokia Theater L.A. last night.

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Benedict Cumberbatch has been nominated for two Screen Actors Guild (SAG) awards.

Get On Up (12A), Tate Taylor’s biopic of ‘the Godfather of Soul’, James Brown, is no ordinary rags-to-riches tale. 

Jane Fonda has told an audience of activists and philanthropists that her mother was sexually abused as a child before eventually committing suicide at 42.

From food to fashion, movies to music, our critics pick their hot 100 for autumn.

Superheroes continue to defeat their foes at the box-office, with Disney’s Thor: The Dark World earning €109m and dominating the weekend box office as it opened in the US over the weekend.

Although it ultimately lacks the courage of its twisted convictions, ‘Prisoners’ is a provocative thriller about a father who takes justice into his own hands when his little girl is abducted at Thanksgiving.

'The Help' star Viola Davis "prayed" for a husband weeks before she met Julius Tennon.

Based on the first book in the Caster Chronicles series by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl, ‘Beautiful Creatures’ is the film that ‘Twilight’ yearned to be.

Only 11 years after her death, Elton John sang his ode to Marilyn Monroe: “Your candle burned out long before your legend ever did.”

Kylie Minogue has celebrated her 25th year in pop music – and her birthday - with an Outstanding Contribution gong.

Jeremy Irons is in final negotiations to join the cast of 'Beautiful Creatures'.

Viola Davis is "relieved" awards season is over.

The Oscars were a safe, predictable affair, with the winners who’ve heard their names throughout awards season being called up on stage one last time.

Meryl Streep has won the Best Actress Oscar for ‘The Iron Lady’.

Some of the biggest names in Hollywood have paraded down the red carpet ahead of the 84th Academy Awards.

Hollywood’s finest have started to arrive on the red carpet in advance of tonight's Oscars awards show.

Pundits are divided on whether Meryl Streep or Viola Davis will win the Best Actress Oscar tonight.

For a silent movie, The Artist is generating a lot of noise.

WE’RE waiting for the stars to arrive when the first distress message comes through.

Published in 2005, Jonathan Safran Foer’s second novel 'Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close' revisited the 9/11 attacks through the eyes of a nine-year-old boy.