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Oscars 2022 should have been the culmination of Smith’s extraordinary career. But he snapped

Daniel Day-Lewis, Brenda Fricker and many others have taken home an Oscar to Ireland

The musician, nominated for five awards, told he cannot perform at the ceremony on April 3rd

Film review: Ryan Reynolds time-travel adventure gives all the good lines to the boys

Patrick Freyne: Diminutive Scientologist Tom Cruise no longer plays Jack Reacher

Wild Geese: Philip Duff is a drinks educator and consultant from Skerries

Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog wins best drama, in a low-scoring night for the Irish

After a year of scandals, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association is under pressure

Federal government realised star’s sense of entitlement grated with Aussie public

Interview With the Vampire writer turned established tropes on their head

Author widely known for her bestselling novel Interview With The Vampire

Emer McLysaght: We have an odd national obsession with how our celebrities speak

From seeing stars to exploring caves, whatever you fancy this summer, there’s a club for that

Failing to act as employer wanted was main factor in sacking, WRC finds

A Los Angeles Times exposé has left the Hollywood Foreign Press Association reeling

In addition to television, Norton presents weekend morning shows on Virgin Radio UK

The Jamie Dornan movie is out for rent in the UK on April 30th. But it won’t be available on TVs here

Broadcaster stuck to protocols that harked back to pre-Netflix levels of influence

The storyline is straight from Springsteen’s The River, but this is an underrated gem

The Locked Down star on filming during Covid-19 restrictions and accessing Harrods’ tunnels

Genealogy site MyHeritage uses deep learning technique to bring images to life

Bruce Lee’s influence can still be seen today in areas ranging from UFC to Hollywood

It could be you. But it might not be what you want

The London actor plays a woman who loses her baby in the hard-hitting Pieces of a Woman

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a traffic jam of anticipated films for this year

Actor heard in expletive-laden recording yelling at staff that they will be fired if they do not follow restrictions

Review of reviews for the stage-Irish film whose trailer was eviscerated last month

Once we wanted our celebs glamorous. Now we want them crying on I’m a Celebrity

Here’s seven of the best Oirish films including a soulful hunky IRA man, and a corned beef and cabbage plot

Planet Business: A diamond of a bargain

The world’s most valuable car could be out there, somewhere … just waiting to be found

There is something empty and hollow about games being played in front of empty seats

US media mogul Sumner Redstone died this week

Women over 40 are no longer relegated to tweed twinsets. It’s progress, of a sort

Many are women tidied away by an industry that prefers its boats to remain unrocked

Man tasked with leading US out of valley of death appears removed, shirking responsibility

A recent viewing of Chariots of Fire opened up the debate yet again

Rory’s was the only shop in what has become Dublin’s party district when it opened in 1960

Industry reels as distributors fear it is no time to release a film

South Korea and Italy step up measures to curb spread of epidemic, as outbreak declines in China