We’re used to hearing him on the radio, but now, at long last, Mario Rosenstock is moving to TV.

I’m a people person. If I wasn’t a performer, I’d be in sales.

I’ve been around food, and people cooking it, for as long as I can remember.

Moving to Ireland from Moldova when I was eight was a defining moment for me.

Lorraine Wylie gets the royal treatment in Monaco and drops in on the Irish woman who hosts Europe’s most exclusive parties.

A lost documentary of the Rolling Stones’ short Irish tour in 1965 has been uncovered, says Joe McNamee, and it makes for astonishing viewing.

My advice to any would-be writer is to simply stop thinking about it and do it.

Hosting a farming series may not seem the obvious job for a Dub from suburbia.

It’s been a slow and steady rise to stardom for Damian Lewis. But now he’s hit the jackpot with an Emmy win for his role in Homeland. He talks to Craig McLean about fame, fatherhood and fan clubs.

The magnetic Queen singer is still attracting fans, 21 years after his death — yet he was remarkably hard to fathom. Can a BBC documentary and a Hollywood film cast any new light on the man behind the legend?

I’m the youngest of nine. Not one of them is in showbiz!

Cookbooks have come a long way since the first one was published 3,500 years ago.

Suzanne Harrington reads Richard Burton’s just published diaries — and reveals what they expose about one of Hollywood’s most notorious marriages.

This job can be perpetually terrifying. I’ve had opening nights where I haven’t wanted to step out.

From celeb-filled fundraisers in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village to state dinners at the White House, rumours of political aspirations for the Vogue editrix are flying around town.

One of the reasons I act is because I love figuring out a character.

The ailing sex life of the over-fifties is not a subject often played out on the big screen, but, says Will Lawrence, charting unknown landscapes is nothing new to Meryl Streep.

I never expected to be a performer. I can’t dance and have the stage presence of an emotionally abused swan.

Rumours abound on Twitter and the internet. The consequences of trolling can be traumatic, says Rachel Borrill.

To mark Dublin Fashion Festival, five resident movers and shakers tell Deirdre Reynolds what gives the city its edge.

As a child, I had a very mature singing voice, but I thought everybody sang like me.

After a few years out of the spotlight, Colin Farrell is back with a major blockbuster. He talks life after rehab and fatherhood with Will Lawrence.

She was the Hollywood icon who married a prince. On the 30th anniversary of her death, PJ Gibbons looks back at the life of Grace Kelly.

When I gave up my job on the docks to be a musician, my mum thought I was making the biggest mistake of my life.

THE average woman has a one-in-three chance of developing breast cancer.

In the wake of her divorce from Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes has been a walking shop window for her own fashion line — which just so happens to be making its NY Fashion Week debut next month.

If you are in business, the day you don’t learn something is the day you’re in trouble. If I could change one thing in Ireland, I’d like us to be more positive.

The creative process can be like catching a loose thread. You have to pay attention. What may begin as the most trivial and insignificant idea can grow into something important and beautiful.

It’s hard to imagine that just six years ago we were living in a world without Twitter. Pól Ó Conghaile asks top Irish tweeters for their favourite follows — and lists the 20 people everyone should be following.

With acting, I’m pretty much still on a learning curve. I’m very ambitious and hard working and I see it all as a very exciting challenge, but it’s sink or swim a lot of the time.

Is hiring a big name all it takes to ensure a platinum-selling beauty product these days, or in a world where celebrity is now an elastic concept, is it a harder sell? Kirstie McDermott finds out.

VICTORIA BECKHAM ON…

WHICH version of The Hoff is your personal favourite?

IT WAS a plush affair for the mid-80s, an era when record sales had already begun to decline, and when music writers had already begun to reminisce about the good old glory days when lavish promotional parties and international flights were commonplace.

NOT every father and son have Marlon Brando on hand to break up their fights.

For Darina Allen it’s the pond at the end of her garden, for Donal Skehan and Trevor Sargent it’s their vegetable plots, and for Peter Kelly it’s his polythene tunnel. Ahead of Bloom, Áilín Quinlan peeks over the fence into the gardens and personal oases of four well-known Irish faces.

ONE OF the most popular home grown acts over recent years, there is a definite feeling that The Coronas are a band whose star is very definitely in the ascendancy.

The socialite, reality TV star, and actress Kim Kardashian is best known for her enormous breasts, a controversial sex video, and for having two sisters and two half-sisters whose first names all begin with the letter K.

New mother Peaches Geldof has revealed how she suffered a “terrifying” ordeal following the birth of her son when he was rushed into intensive care.

IT’S FAIR to say that since his sitcom Seinfeld ended in 1998, Jerry Seinfeld has not really wanted to do that much.

X Factor judge and N-Dubz star Tulisa Contostavlos has usurped singers Rihanna and two-time winner Cheryl Cole to be named the world’s sexiest woman.

JASON Pierce is exhausted.

The popular daytime TV host hawks his son’s diet books on his show. Inside the McGraws’ cosy clan. Pat Wingert and Aram Roston report

AN ACTOR breathes life into a character but a costume can transcend time and language to make it iconic.