Here's what caught our eye this week

Irish stars landed major nods in the television categories for the Screen Actors Guild Awards, which were announced on Wednesday evening.

Bracing for the Donald: As America gears up for a second Trump Presidency, Sorcha Crowley talks to the Irish in America holding their breath

All the winners from the 82nd Golden Globes ceremony from both film and television

Marc includes Dorothy Cross, Nick Cave and Emer Dineen in his selections 

 A talented crop of talented young creatives look set to make their mark in 2025 

The actors are set to battle it out to see who takes home the award for Best Actor in a Miniseries or Motion Picture

Daniel Craig has revealed he felt “exhausted” after shooting James Bond films and said it would take him “six months to recover emotionally”.

The Ballydehob artist won two of the RDS Visual Art Awards, including the Best Emerging Artist prize

‘Tis the season to be jolly, but festive celebrations can take a toll on our wellbeing. Check out our tips (including a hangover preventative) to help you enjoy the fun while keeping the negative effects in check

The musician's OnlyFans income will help to subsidise her shows.

In advance of his appearance at the Ó Bhéal festival,  the Cork poet talks about Kneecap, his hometown and his new poems about the cervical cancer campaigners 

Here’s a look at the contestants who will be entering the jungle when the reality tv show returns to screens on Sunday at 9pm

Parents concerned about changes to sex education and how schools are protecting children around issues of 'sexual identity', Dáil committee told

As Bambie Thug gets ready for their Cork gig, they talk about growing up in Macroom, and the tough experience of Eurovision 

Public asked to cast votes for best books of the year

"...TV has come a long way, but still our methods of surveying the cream of its crop have stagnated, beset by award shows incapable of truly connecting with viewers..."

Less than half of those subjected to sexual violence ever disclosed the abuse to another person, and of those only one in five had sought support from a service

Just as older people look back on the 1950s as an extended song-and-dance scene from Grease rather than what Henry Miller termed “the air conditioned nightmare”, as a member of Gen X, I do the same in relation to the 1990s; I euphorically recall it. 

Don’t be surprised if The Brutalist commands Oscar nominations into the double digits