• "AC/DC stopped growing musically when we were 17"

  Times change, tastes change, but AC/DC don't ... 35 years and 200 million albums after he first started playing Chuck Berry covers, iconic guitarist and perennial schoolboy Angus Young tells Brian Boyd about the merits of never growing up

• The special one

  He's outside indie and inside the music hall, but really wants to smash his piano and leap off the stage into the mosh pit. The uncategorisable Duke Special explains himself and his new album to Kevin Courtney

• Quiz

  Donald Clarke 's weekly movie quiz

Film Features

• Know your movies?A new movie quiz book by Irish TimesFilm Correspondent Michael Dwyeris published today. Test your knowledge with these sample questions
• QuizDonald Clarke's weekly movie quiz
• Other halfAnthea McTeirnanon a flick chicks should skip

Music Features

• 'AC/DC stopped growing musically when we were 17'Times change, tastes change, but AC/DC don't ... 35 years and 200 million albums after he first started playing Chuck Berry covers, iconic guitarist and perennial schoolboy Angus Young tells Brian Boydabout the merits of never growing up
• The special oneHe's outside indie and inside the music hall, but really wants to smash his piano and leap off the stage into the mosh pit. The uncategorisable Duke Special explains himself and his new album to Kevin Courtney

Film Reviews

• GomorrahGomorrahis a brutally powerful depiction of organised crime in Naples, writes Michael Dwyer
• MirrorsDirected by Alexandre Aja. Starring Kiefer Sutherland, Paula Patton, Cameron Boyce, Erica Gluck, Amy Smart, Mary Beth Peil 18 cert, gen release, 110 min
• Buddha Collapsed Out of Shame/Buda as sharm foru rikhtDirected by Hana Makhmalbaf. Starring Nikbakht Noruz 12A cert, Light House, Dublin, 81 min
• City of EmberDirected by Gil Kenan. Starring Bill Murray, Saoirse Ronan, Harry Treadaway, Tim Robbins, Toby Jones, Martin Landau PG cert, gen release, 95 min
• Nights in RodantheDirected by George C Wolfe. Starring Richard Gere, Diane Lane, Scott Glenn, James Franco PG cert, gen release, 97 min
• AntonDirected by Graham Cantwell. Starring Anthony Fox, Gerard McSorley, Laura Way, Andy Smith, Griet Van Damme, Ronan Wilmot. 16 cert, gen release, 96 min
• The house bunnyDirected by Fred Wolf. Starring Anna Faris, Colin Hanks, Emma Stone, Kat Dennings, Dana Goodman, Rumer Willis 12A cert, gen release, 97 min
• Emma's bliss/Emmad GlückDirected by Sven Taddicken. Starring Jordis Triebel, Juergen Vogel 15A cert, Light House, Dublin, 99 min
• Journey to the Far Side of the SunDirected by Robert Parrish. Starring Roy Thinnes, Ian Hendry, Patrick Wymark, Lynn Loring, Herbert Lom PG cert
• DVD ReviewsDonald Clarke and Michael Dwyer review the latest DVDs

ReelNews

• Godfather is still the movie we can't refuseMICHAEL DWYERon film

Revolver

• Why Duffy will be stuffing more stockings than Dido or MetallicaBrian Boydon music

On The Record

• Mobile phones that come with music and a catchJim Carrollon music

CD Reviews

• Duke has his dayCD OF THE WEEK: DUKE SPECIAL,I Never Thought This Day Would Come.Universal Music Ireland, reviewed by Tony Clayton Lea 
• ROCK/POPLuka Bloom, Saint Etienne, Lir, Keane and Lambchop in this week's reviews. 
• ROOTSAlbums by Bob Dylan; Ruthie Foster; and Arty McGlynn, Chris Newman, Nollaig Casey and Máire Ní Chathasaigh impress.
• HIP-HOPJim Carrollgives the new album by Messiah J & the Expert four stars.
• REISSUEDaragh Downesfinds the reissue of Conway Savage's back catalogue hardly worth the bother.
• JAZZRay Comiskeyfinds the new collecion by Vassilis Tsabropoulos, Anja Lechner and UT Gandhi is the stand-out release of the three reviewed this week.
• WORLDBuena Vista Social Club from 1998 reviewed by Jim Carroll
• CLASSICALThe complete recordings of Stanislav Richter attract a five-star rating.
• SHUFFLEEoin Butler'sguide to singles, downloads and free audiostreams