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Sean Millar’s highly-anticipated performance at the Outhouse Basement Theatre, Capel Street, Dublin runs from December 15th-17th. Photograph: Gary Doyle
Going out this weekend? Here’s the best of what to see

Going out... The Songs of Silver Stars, by Sean Millar Outhouse Basement Theatre, Capel Street Dublin. 8pm Dec 15-17 . Eventbrite.ie €12-€16.77 Thi(...)

Sissy Spacek in ‘Carrie’
Carrie on screaming: the 20 best Stephen King movies

Stephen King is not the most-adapted author in history. It just feels that way. The International Movie Database lists a staggering 238 credits, but t(...)

Pick of the summer streams
The best new films and TV on Netflix and Amazon this summer

Summertime is traditionally a wasteland for original programming, with all the best new shows stored up for winter hibernation. Summer is usually rese(...)

Dawson’s been in the public eye since she was 15 when she starred in the controversial Harmony Korine vehicle about drugs and HIV, Kids.
Rosario Dawson: activism, Bernie Sanders and Monica Lewinsky
  • Film
  • May 28, 2016, 04:03

Rosario Dawson flings herself onto the low red sofa, throws her legs over the back of it and lets out a little tired moan. She’s jetlagged and she’s (...)

There’s been cultural backlash against thinness, first with a ‘celebration of curves’ amid the advent of Mad Men. Above, Christina Hendricks
I’ve an ideal beach body: the kind that gets me to the beach | Tanya Sweeney

In Topshop, no one can hear you scream. Probably just as well, because the last time I was there, a thought napalmed me for a good two minutes: I coul(...)

If you’ve (somehow) missed out on all those OITNB premiere parties, now is the time to get queuing
Netflix’s top 50 series

In the olden days, you had to leave your seat every three hours to change the DVD. Now, only the demands of bladder and nutrition need force you up(...)

Tammy review: much of it is best passed over with a firmly held nose

Do you remember the time when a glimpse of Adam Sandler didn’t make you want to drink battery acid? A decade-and-a-half ago, after The Wedding Sing(...)

The End of the Affair: With plenty of reflection on the novel-writing process and insights into the obsessive mind of the writer, Maurice Bendrix (played in Neil Jordan’s film adapatation by Ralph Fiennes) is an intriguing antihero, loosely based on Graham Greene himself
What a character: writers in fiction
  • Books
  • May 16, 2014, 01:00

The End of the Affair, Graham Greene (1951) Set in London, Greene’s novel follows writer Maurice Bendrix in the closing months of the second Wo(...)