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Opinion: The tennis player is part of a new socio-political movement – ‘conspirituality’
As thousands of Americans succumbed to the virus, Trump continued to be the Pollyana-in-Chief
The extravagant amount of outrage over his Covid-19 songs is commensurate with his exalted status as an Irish artist
We have a pathological need not just for The Famous Person to visit but through some ritual process of transubstantiation become like us
The Monty Python founder had the idea of dropping punchlines for an absurdist style
The roots of the Tory victory can be traced back to Eric Joyce’s misbehaviour in 2012
Focusing on the impact of aviation is to miss the point about global warming
Our understanding of what constitutes actual racist language and behaviour has become devalued
Erotic capital may be all the reality television show’s contestants have or need
These eight YouTube clips show Brendan Grace’s pioneering, inimitable comedy style
Grace was a pioneer in Ireland, writing and performing his own comedy as a headline act
Anything could happen at a Starr show. That was the appeal of his now dated comedy
His beautiful voice and avant garde compositions influenced David Bowie and Radiohead
Brian Boyd: It is one rule for popular figures and another for revered idols of high art
Picture This win Song of the Year for One Drink