Dorothy changes the fortunes of local football team, leaving the boys restless and dizzy

The ‘quintessential rock chick’ on fame, sexual harassment and fighting her corner

Hour-long audio drama is a love letter to 1950s noir, set in a dirty near-future cityscape

Review: Ewan McGregor stars in a less intense sequel to The Shining

Over 250 feature, documentary and short films to screen over next ten days

Taoiseach’s inaugural official visit to Berlin a chance to explore growing EU reform debate

As the dust settled on New York Fashion Week, we met some Irish people making waves in the Big Apple

Lou Reed, Joan Jett and Bill Withers join Beatles drummer as honorees for 2015

‘Girl in a Band’ is a story of a city and of artistic families – and it delivers on the musical gossip too

Voice of heartbreak had hit in 1960s with ‘It’s my party and I’ll cry if I want to’

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This portrait of a mad-as-hell musical feminist who wouldn’t take crap from anybody is an uplifting, unforgettable documentary

She’s cool, confrontational and her spectacular live performances are legendary. Now she has written, directed and starred in her own movie. Peaches talks to Una Mullally over a bad phone line about her pioneering work

Mackenzie Scott just wanted her music to be noticed. Now, as Torres, she has come straight into the limelight

Last month in Derry I sat in a church pew chatting with Savages. Not the “all-girl band Savages” or the “all-female quartet Savages”. Just Savages.