Person: Walt Whitman

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Radiohead's Ed O'Brien on going solo with new album 'Earth'

Each morning, as Ed O'Brien wrote the music for his first solo album, he would wake, make a cup of tea and hike to the top of a hill beside his cottage in rural Wales.

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Antique and fine arts: Wide range of art and antiques at national fair in Limerick city

The National Antiques, Art and Vintage fair takes place in the South Court Hotel in Limerick over two days next weekend.

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Bob Dylan is too good for the literary snobs

The American songster is a modern troubadour who speaks for all of us when he sings. He deserves the Nobel, says Bernard-Henri Lévy

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How would we view Marilyn Monroe if she had lived to be 90?

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Celebrities pick the book that had the most impact on their lives

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Movie reviews: Vacation, Paper Towns, Gemma Bovery

Games we play aren’t just the obvious ones

Given the noses in the southwest which were put out of joint last Friday by Conor McCarthy’s piece in these pages, should we start with off-field competition?

Mon, 20 Jul, 2015

The importance of being Wilde

Oscar Wilde’s greatest contribution to our culture is not his writing but the invention of celebrity. JP O’Malley is not entirely convinced.

Sat, 15 Nov, 2014

WATCH: Jimmy Fallon pays a tear jerking tribute to Robin Williams

'Oh Captain, My Captain'

Wed, 13 Aug, 2014

German newsreader stands on desk in tribute to Robin Williams

"O Captain! My Captain!"

Wed, 13 Aug, 2014

Del Rey annoyed by image talk

Lana Del Rey says the hardest part of being a pop star is dealing with people focusing on her image.

Sat, 23 Jun, 2012

Bram Stoker’s after-life

When he died 100 years ago today, the Irish writer had not received due recognition for creating our favourite vampire, says Robert Hume

Fri, 20 Apr, 2012