Matt Damon

Nothing says festive warmth like The Muppets, Home Alone and some psychological horror

Emer McLysaght: Netflix knows all too well that I am a divil for a Christmas comfort film

Lady Gaga: ‘When I got back from Italy, I threw out my cigarettes, threw out the booze’

The singer discusses her role in House of Gucci with film director Ridley Scott

Ross O’Carroll Kelly: ‘You are not giving me a combover – I’m a quiff goy’

Blinky the borbor in Monkstown suggests a Jude Law or a Matt Damon

The Last Duel: Yes, it brought Matt Damon to Dublin, but there’s far more to it than that

Review: Ridley Scott’s historical epic gives a man and a woman’s differing accounts of a rape

Miriam Lord: Joe Duffy sleeps in oxygen tent to prepare for reaction to free contraceptives

Outbreak of civility as Ministers unveil Budget 2022, with even SF toning it down

Ireland has the weather, the landscape and the spotty extras that medieval movies need

Donald Clarke: The country easily delivers the desired sense of mildewed desolation

Matt Damon: ‘Ben came over for dinner, then called me at 7am the next day and said, Let’s do this’

Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Nicole Holofcener on making their film The Last Duel with Ridley Scott

Minnie Driver on her mother’s death: ‘Grief is just another expression of love’

Modern Love actor says being bereaved amid the pandemic has given her greater insight on loss

‘Perhaps if I was 20 I would think, Oh my God, maybe I’m going to have an Oscar’

The Call My Agent! and Stillwater star Camille Cottin doesn’t take success for granted

Director Tom McCarthy: ‘American movies don’t often come to France and embrace the backdrop’

Spotlight director on his new film starring Matt Damon adrift in Marseille

‘Life goes on all the same’: Olympic gold just another race for O’Donovan and McCarthy

Remarkable Skibbereen duo already looking ahead to Paris as they savour historic success

Graham Norton: ‘I’m not lonely – let’s put it that way’

The talkshow host, a master of deflection, has been living in Ireland during lockdown

The best new movies coming to cinema and TV this summer

Films are once again being shown on big screens, as well as on Netflix and Disney+

Sean Moncrieff: Dublin looks like the 1980s again

Recently, I started to absorb just how much the centre of Dublin has changed

Róisín Ingle: Another lockdown – it won’t come to that. Will it?

We are in the last throes of the virtual now. That’s what you’d hope, anyway

‘Cinema is not dead.’ Cannes film festival makes a promising return

After cancelling in 2020, Cannes returns this summer with an extensive programme

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