Audrey Hepburn

As Chinese New Year approaches, Mei Chin reflects on life for the Asian community in Ireland

Who will win the Grand Slam? What's the key game? What are you looking forward to?

Test your knowledge of the past 12 months with these 100 questions – and you could win a prize

Corn Exchange is tackling Arthur Miller’s play for Dublin Theatre Festival. Ghosts of John Huston’s troubled 1961 movie loom large

Smells Like Teen Spirit sweater and Cobain’s early sketches to have worldwide premiere at Kildare museum

The 1965 musical was ‘a sugar-coated lie’ with little in common with the real Von Trapps

Going to the cinema or theatre gradually went out of Alicia McGivern’s reach when she lost her hearing

Go tropical in Belfast, cycling in Wicklow and get the ‘Roman Holiday’ experience

French couturier Hubert de Givenche became famous for styling Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy

Although Givenchy never lacked wealthy customers, he was uncomfortable with the extravagant showmanship of couture from the mid-1970s

Three Irish hotels and a Sting concert in Sardinia

Weight Watchers, Wilbur Ross and the woman who flipped off Trump

Vivien Leigh and Audrey Hepburn memorabilia hit record highs

It’s hard to say how seriously RTÉ’s new show is taking its fashionable subject

Russian granted a wildcard into the tournament and looks like she means busines

Whatever your budget or motoring needs, we identify the best in class, some worthy contenders and something a bit different from the rest

Scarlett Johansson in ‘Ghost in the Shell’, Matt Damon in ‘The Great Wall’: even after #OscarsSoWhite the movies still stereotype and whitewash Asian actors

Don’t be held hostage by your smartphone and be the talker you were born to be

A blind homeowner vs home invaders in a superbly made thriller that turns the genre on its head

Ireland’s charity sector is in the news and, once again, for all the wrong reasons

Is there an alternative to cloying lullabies? And what do musicians sing to their kids?

Football festival ongoing against a backdrop of terrorism concerns, flooding and strikes

Old-school charm and modern design await you in Newbridge, writes Alanna Gallagher

Things to do with the children before they go back to school

Geek chic has never been cooler, so dig out those trench coats, knitted sweaters and frill collars

Iconic car may be out of reach for many but it is still staggeringly fine to drive

One individual actually titled her blog: ‘I Don’t Like Men Who Own Cats’

Although I wasn’t labouring under the illusion that Tinder was something used to start a fire, I had assumed it was mainly for young thangs

Ireland’s newest scarf designer Ciara Silke has just launched a collection of bold and colourful prints in silk and cashmere

The artist’s intriguing ‘La Bocca della Verità’ sells for a record price at Sotheby’s

An orange-themed wedding for a couple who met on a fruit farm Down Under

He hates being told what to do, but Carey Mulligan’s costar in ‘Far from the Madding Crowd’ joined the film world nevertheless – and is now Hollywood’s intense, go-to period hunk

Actress agonises over her second divorce in hand-written correspondence

Iconic actress who played Mary Poppins to attend gala screening of The Sound Of Music

Peter Strickland's latest, ‘The Duke of Burgundy’, is a tale of sado-masochism and romance featuring no men and plenty of humour. “I want people to laugh, but not at the characters,” he tells Donald Clarke

Star gained fame dancing in Trevi Fountain in Federico Fellini’s ‘La Dolce Vita’

Photographers in bushes. Celebrities complaining about privacy violation. Law suits against the media. Such is the world of some modern-day paparazzi, but it wasn’t always that way

Tame your fat caterpillars or thicken up skinny ones

Published: July 18th , 1954 Photograph by Dermot Barry

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