The World’s Big Sleep Out, at Trinity College on December 7, will be held in solidarity with people who live on the streets and to raise awareness, Dame Louise Casey tells Helen O’Callaghan

Virginia Fortune is the general manager of both the 1878 and The Premium Club — Private Members’ Clubs at 3Arena.

From film to fashion, books to TV, our writers pick the best cultural highlights of the season.

Whether it’s a passion for knitting or shamanism that reels them in, how public figures spend their free-time is revelatory of their inner psyches, writes Rita de Brún.

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It's been a while since we’ve seen the inimitable Will Smith in a new movie. Now he’s back with a bang — as the Genie in the live-action adaptation of Disney classic, Aladdin.

Ben Affleck may have been battling his own demons, but he also impresses in his new Netflix action film, writes Ed Power

Thessaly La Force meets Oscar-nominated Viggo Mortensen, the accomplished actor who has made his career by defining himself as everything a movie star isn’t

If you remember, it was Muhammad Ali started it, not Mick McCarthy or Ian Evans or even Tom Humphries’ interview.

Clouds are gathering over the outlook for the oil market, as trade tensions and rising crude supply threaten to swamp demand growth, but some of the world’s most prominent energy investors are convinced the price will return to record highs.

Belgium’s World Cup squad were welcomed as heroes in Brussels yesterday, after achieving their best-ever World Cup result in Russia, and were rewarded with the country’s national dish: A bowl of chips.

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Just the thing to zone-out the talk of Christmas.

Two of the joys of golf are its longevity and its reach. Anyone can play the game and at just about any age. There are no barriers and with little need for physical prowess, it is attractive to all sections of society.

No, really.

Des O’Driscoll takes a look at what’s goes on around the country. 

Here are Des O’Driscoll’s top picks this week

After everything 2016 has thrown at us, do you really want to know what 2017 might have in store for us?

A team of imprisoned bad guys get a chance at redemption with an impossible mission.

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.

Des O’Driscoll looks at the best of this week’s arts events

Thank crunchie it’s Friday.

Will Smith was making an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to promote his new film Suicide Squad and was determined to impress his adoring fans with an entrance of substance.

Alrighty so Suicide Squad is coming out in August and Warner Bros will be hoping for a monster of a hit after the slight stumble of Batman v Superman.

The organisers of the Oscars have invited a record number of new people to vote for next year’s Academy Awards following the row over a lack of diversity.