Dancer and choreographer Edwina Guckian on The Devil’s in the Dancehall, how angry her research into the show made her, and the liberation of dance

British band continues tradition of musicians collaborating with Dublin football club to draw attention to social or political issues

Martin and Roman’s Irish Road Trip is often good fun but does not overburden British viewers with knowledge, while a new Netflix show asks: ‘What if Ricky Gervais was a cat?’

The street-lined crowd claps as the funeral cortege passes. Inside the church the service is simple but beautiful

FBI agent Alice Black in new Disney crime drama Furious is following in the footsteps of these crime-solving heroines

The US writer and humorist talks about the serious business of being funny on the page and at his live readings

Lestat just isn’t as sexy as some of the other sexy vampires I’ve encountered in my time

The Frames’ frontman was the still-yet-chaotic centre of an indie-folk storm, whose job was to hold it all together

Apple TV’s Lucky is different from other action dramas in that the main character has a dog’s name

Fr Schmitz, the social media star, digital evangelist and Catholic chaplain, attracts youth groups, culture warriors and apolitical people seeking some form of healing at the National Stadium

Using scramblers in public places has been illegal since April. The Garda Commissioner supports an outright ban on e-scooters

Willy Wonka, like all billionaires, goes into space in the end. Perhaps Elon Musk should purchase a cane

Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie feeds into the fantasy that settlers have a great moral message (‘finders keepers’)

Tyler, who died this week, once described herself as a ‘guilty pleasure’ singer. She deserves better fans than that. She is a guiltless pleasure for me

Looking after oligarchs’ children in their New Zealand bunkers is, at least, a way to survive the apocalypse