French filmmaker Justine Triet has been awarded the coveted Palme d’Or on the final day of the Cannes Film Festival for her courtroom drama Anatomy Of A Fall.

French filmmaker Justine Triet has been awarded the coveted Palme d’Or on the final day of the Cannes Film Festival for her courtroom drama Anatomy Of A Fall.

"It’s like watching a terrible time-travel movie, where ordinary people are being dragged backwards to an era long consigned to the history books."

The report found that sexting "seems to be a more common and acceptable practice among" LGBTQ+ adolescents as the Internet may be seen as "a safe space"

The court also heard Garda interviews with the woman’s son who denied allegations made against him by his sister

A large number of workers and activists globally have marked May Day with rallies calling for higher salaries, reduced working hours and better working conditions.

This rising Cork star plays the lead in powerful drama Who We Love, writes Esther McCarthy 

The ongoing and insidious impact of ageism in the arts is deeply damaging and would be intolerable in any other walk of life, writes author Joanna Walsh

From the Crawford in Cork to the Hugh Lane in Dublin, there are plenty impressive shows to visit 

Groups with official-sounding names have alleged certain books violate child protection legislation and are on a mission to scaremonger, misinform, and mislead

The 10-day festival runs from 19 - 28 May at Merrion Square Park

Coward rose from being a child actor to winning an Oscar and having a West End theatre named after him

The three-part podcast looks at the fascinating life of Jasper Kraus, as well as the often-inappropriate coverage of his death 

The pop superstar, 41, made history as she won the best dance/electronic music album award for her house music-sampling album Renaissance.

Irish journalist Damian Kerlin hosts one of the latest podcasts to celebrate LGBTQ+ culture

'I'm the only one doing it with a wig glued to me face, my eyebrows glued down, three layers of foam rubber and padding and corsetry on'

Murder, romance and mental health - plus a fantastic resource from the brilliant team at ShoutOut, for all young people but especially LGBTQ + youth.

Launching its five-year plan, entitled ‘Making Ireland The Best Place In Europe To Be LGBTQI+’, LGBT Ireland said it aimed to make the people it represents more visible and more safe

Audio erotica apps are booming — Nicole Glennon looks at why they're proving to be a new frontier for women and queer people in embracing sexual pleasure

The 1989 romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally is one of 25 films chosen this year to enter the National Film Registry – a list which ranges from Disney’s The Little Mermaid to a 1898 silent documentary, long thought lost, about the Mardi Gras parade ...