An Irishman’s Diary

The director’s new film is a powerful study of masculinity set on a ranch in the 1920s

The actor on her journey from Limerick to LA and her performance in Rebecca Hall’s Passing

The Tina Turner actor on fairness in pay, film-making and why acting is still her first love

Bella Mackie talks about writing her darkly hilarious debut novel, How to Kill Your Family, that was partly inspired by her childhood love of true crime

Actor reunited with James McArdle in London staging of the Shakespeare tragedy

Anti-Sinn Féin account frequently targeted journalists and other public figures

The Nomadland actor likes to keep out of the public eye. That’s tricky for a triple Oscar winner

Symonds became the victim of nasty headlines as Dominic Cummings and Lee Cain left No 10

Throughout her long acting career Rigg retained the electric irony that made her such a phenomenon in the 1960s

A rewarding marriage of Peter Murphy’s wordplay and Jinx Lennon-esque punk style

‘After returning to Ireland, my temperature spiked. At St Vincent’s, I was escorted to an isolation room’

The project marries two of Ireland’s most talented artists – Rooney and director Lenny Abrahamson

‘I’ve been pleasantly surprised that Trump has done exactly what he promised’