Ireland from the 1970s to the 1990s must have been groaning with future celebrities of the diaspora
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Louis Theroux
In The Settlers, Louis Theroux does something we have rarely seen him do in 30 years of TV
Louis Theroux has encountered such people before but they have tended to be fringe propositions with no real power. The Israeli settler movement is different
Katherine Ryan: ‘It’s always disarming for people that I just say what I think’
The Irish-Canadian comedian on openness and emigration, expanding her family and why being the only one with a microphone is ‘a very alpha role’
Barry Keoghan: ‘I’m not an absent father ... people love to use my son as ammunition’
Dublin actor tells The Louis Theroux Podcast ‘people draw a narrative and go absent father, sh*t, deadbeat dad’
Sharon Stone reveals identity of film mogul who ‘told her to sleep with co-star’
Stone alleges mogul who headed Paramount production told her to have sex with William Baldwin
TV guide: 12 of the best new shows to watch, beginning tonight
From Arthur Conan Doyle’s hatred of Sherlock Holmes to Stacey Solomon’s love of Christmas crafts
TV guide: 12 of the best new shows to watch, beginning Sunday night
From Liz Bonnin’s Caribbean adventure to the true story of an Irish serial killer in London
The Louis Theroux Podcast: Blessed be the Peacemaker
Review: Broadcaster’s new series on Spotify showcases his strengths as an interviewer
Bear Grylls: ‘I’m crying, my parents are crying ... I don’t think I dealt with it particularly well’
Television: Louis Theroux hits his stride when he talks to the boy’s own adventure made flesh about boarding school, among other revealing topics
What lessons did Stacey Dooley learn while living in a convent? Nun whatsoever
TV review: The usually empathetic presenter just wasn’t on the sisters’ wavelength
Patrick Freyne: If I know anything about women, it’s that they love a man who whines
Netflix's Love is Blind: If a blue rectangle of light is your sexual fantasy, you should apply
Louis Theroux: ‘I worry about giving offence, being judged, not coming up to scratch’
Amid the worries of everyday life, ‘making a documentary is like a vacation from yourself’
Nick Broomfield: ‘It’s a choice, whether you get on with your parents’
The film-maker’s latest explores his fraught relationship with his photographer father
Train of Thought – Frank McNally on riding the rails with Paul Theroux and Van Morrison
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