Try typing “Yas queen!” or “Shade” or “Don’t Fuck It Up” into a search engine and see what comes up.

Dylan Tighe’s overdubbing of a classic tale of depravity to give it an Irish context is one of the most interesting offerings at Dublin Theatre Festival, writes Alan O’Riordan.

Gaff E is was born in Brisbane, Australia, but is based in Berlin, and is in Cork this week for the Sounds From A Safe Harbour Festival.

Alexa Chung and Tan France join forces for new, high-stakes, competition series Next In Fashion.

Records detailing Cork's long history of LGBT activism are to be digitised and preserved for the future in the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI).

The novel resolutely crushes Jo into the shape of a woman, and then a wife and mother, taking away her passion for writing in the process, writes Victoria White

Here are Des O'Drscoll's top Netflix picks for the month of November.

Halloween junkie Caomhan Keane guides us through the A-Z of horror, including classics like ‘Carrie’, ‘Dracula’ and ‘Nightmare on Elm Street’.

Irene O’Mara teaches acting & voice on the Drama & Musical Theatre course at Cork School of Music. Originally from Dublin, she’s been living in Cork since 2012.

Will Smith has stepped behind the camera of his sitcom All Of Us to direct an episode in which a young African-American character questions the meaning of the 'N' word.

Will Young has scooped his first major TV role - in a thriller set in a former lunatic asylum.

George Michael and Boy George have ended their long-running feud.

Brad Pitt is set to play a vampire in a new movie.

Groundbreaking US reality makeover show Queer Eye For The Straght Guy has been cancelled after three seasons - but the stars of the show insist they are still a huge hit with celebrities.

Anguished former Big Brother housemate Shahbaz has apologised for his erratic behaviour on the TV show, claiming he was haunted by his past of “homelessness, starvation, sexual abuse and molestation”.

John Oxx has his fingers crossed Emiyna has made sufficient improvement to take a hand at the business end of the Etihad Airways Irish 1,000 Guineas at the Curragh on Sunday.

A Tipperary woman has told a murder trial that she looked out her window one night last year and saw her neighbour beating his father with a shovel.