The 1990s pop star talks food, fame, family – and taking his top off

‘Lack of understanding of faith and culture gives rise to fear,’ Gilliland tells forum

TV review: Sky’s Janet Jackson works best as a rumination on fame and the toll it extracts

All monies raised go direct to city charities, including those dealing with homelessness

The pope’s enlightened approach has sadly yet to take root in Irish Catholicism

‘I couldn’t use the word Alzheimer’s for months, I hadn’t a clue what was going on’

Songwriter is best known for her work in film, including The Way We Were title track

Cyril Galbraith began bell-ringing in 1939 at St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick

The US actor on her childhood acting, mother’s alcoholism and new Netflix romcom

Special Mass told society must eusure heroic healthcare workers ‘rewarded for their goodness’

In 2005, the star moved to Bahrain as he battled mental health issues and bankruptcy

‘They have spoken about increased numbers at services, but nothing about singing’

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

The popstars reflect on their career in show business, social justice and parenthood

The singer of the 1980s hit I’ve Never Been to Me has just released a new album

‘In particular we remember those who died in the War of Independence and subsequent conflict on this island’, said Taoiseach

Dr Margaret Kennedy recognised for service to ‘survivors of Church-related sexual abuse’

The Rolling Stone’s memoir was to be ghostwritten. Then the plan began to fall apart

BBC apologises after inquiry finds it covered up means employed by Martin Bashir to secure 1995 interview

Church leaders asked to make significant contributions to a compensation scheme