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A question for Willie O’Dea and Sharon Keogan: What exactly do you mean by ‘woke’?Unthinkable: It’s worth learning to spot linguistic devices to avoid plain speech, which can have real impacts on Irish societyBy Joe Humphreys
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The Dandy Warhols’ Courtney Taylor-Taylor: ‘It was me against them. Earrings, high hair, eyeliner, army boots, Mom’s blouse’A young encounter with Debbie Harry set the singer’s course. The story comes full circle with the Blondie siren’s appearance on Rockmaker, the band’s new albumBy Lee Campbell
Steve Harley, Cockney Rebel frontman, dies aged 73English singer and songwriter was best known for his song Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)
Liam Gallagher and John Squire in Dublin review: Duo’s rock-pop hybrid performance is irreverent and charmingThe show is essentially about a vibe, and they convey a potent one to an adoring audienceBy Siobhán Kane
Judas Priest and Saxon live in Dublin review: Kings of heavy metal roll back the years in thundering fashionGig review: Elder statesmen of British heavy metal Judas Priest and Saxon are still in spectacular formBy Ronan McGreevy
Kacey Musgraves: Deeper Well – Politically aware and personally revealing, this one’s a genuine grower By Tony Clayton-Lea
Norah Jones: Visions – From contentment to melancholy, but all in the same dreamy tone By Lauren Murphy
Robot Dreams: How Pablo Berger created the most soulful tin man since The Wizard of OzDirector’s animated depiction of friendship between a robot and dog in 1980s New York is far more affecting than its expensive Oscar rivalsBy Tara Brady
Sass, sex and recreational slaying: Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke on Drive-Away Dolls The film director and his wife have long worked together. Now they’ve teamed up to direct a wacky, anarchic, proudly lewd lesbian road movieBy Donald Clarke
Lindsay Lohan’s Irish Wish review: there’s a scandalous lack of begorrah, which may be a good thing By Tara Brady
Monster review: Hirokazu Kore-eda draws masterpieces in quiet desperation from his young stars By Donald Clarke
Paschal Donohoe on In the Long Run: Wise and beautiful work of political scholarshipJonathan White explores the interplay of support for democracy and promises for the futureBy Paschal Donohoe
The Great Indian Food Trip by Zac O’Yeah: A bad-boy food adventure seasoned with punsDespite the ‘yummy’ descriptions, there is literary suspense in this culinary explorationBy Mei Chin
Liam Cunningham: ‘I tell people I’m a migrant. It messes with them. You can see them getting a twitch’The Game of Thrones star on reuniting with the show’s creators for 3 Body Problem, working with Cillian Murphy and challenging the far rightBy Ed Power
Who Trolled Amber? review: Relentless dig beneath Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard libel case makes a staggering revelationPodcast review: Why did public opinion seem to turn against Amber Heard? Alexi Mostrous unearths one ominous factor that may have been responsibleBy Fiona McCann
Jason Smyth wins Dancing with the Stars on a night of high emotionParalympian Jason Smyth and pro-dance partner Karen Byrne lift the glitterball trophy after ‘a lesson of what you can do in life’By Aoife Moriarty
Planning to hate-watch Lindsay Lohan’s Irish Wish? Micksploitation addicts should prepare for disappointmentDonald Clarke: Lindsay Lohan’s new Netflix film is a harmless romantic comedy. There really isn’t much to be furious aboutBy Donald Clarke
Palimpsest review: Emigration, Charvet shirts and the Anglo tapes – CoisCéim powerfully evokes Ireland’s past and presentDance: David Bolger and his company turn events and people from Irish political and social history into a layered overview of 100 years of the RepublicBy Michael Seaver
Behind the scenes at Cirque du Soleil’s Ovo: 52 performers, a pair of Olympians, 46 daily loads of laundry and awe-inspiring acrobaticsDozens of artists, including a pair of Olympians, perform in the contemporary-circus show that arrives in Ireland in April. We spend a day with themBy Deirdre Falvey
Lavit Gallery’s Annual Members Exhibition review: Flooded with intense, playful colourPainted abstracts and landscapes are the most common genres among collection of members’ worksBy Tom Lordan
‘Samia is in Rafah. She says there’s thousands of kids living in tents. They’re all starving and freezing’What’s Next For?: Street artist Emmalene Blake has been highlighting the suffering and hope of Palestinian peopleBy Una Mullally