Your job is to stop terrorists but you can’t just sit on your hands and wait for them to spring up. You want to be proactive about it. So you find a small-fry, some local kook who shows terrorist-ish leanings but is too inept to be a…

We burn holy candles against profane darkness. We erect towering steeples on the graves of old Gods. We chant from sacred scriptures to banish unholy fears and temptations. But what if our faith itself is not enough? What if the…

Music is a saviour for many of us—sharing our emotions, picking us up when we're down, mirroring our thoughts in times of despair. At its core, music is an artistic statement, reflecting both the good and the bad in society. As musicians…

Hasraf Dulull, director of space set sci-fi's The Beyond and 2036 Origin Unknown, writes about his new filmmaking masterclass series Science Fiction Filmmaking 101 available on Vimeo now and why he put it together. It was around March 2019.…

On Dubland this week, Suzanne and PJ talk about Dublin's "Drive for Five" after the men's Dublin Gaelic Football team won their fifth championship in a row. This develops into a discussion about fan culture and stadiums. PJ wore a Kerry…

New Trailers on HeadStuff is the place to catch up on all the latest teasers released in the world of Film and TV. Stephen Porzio tells you what’s hot. Most Anticipated - Ema, Dir Pablo Larrain Having recently attended the Venice Film…

Alpha Chrome Yayo is certainly a peculiar name for an artist, but it is catchy. When I first saw it, I knew it was my destiny... to write a review of his new EP, After Dinner Cigar. It's a pretty eclectic mix of genres on this release—new…

On this week's Phoning It In, Dave discusses 'bribery and corruption' with Johnny, a corrupt member of An Garda Síochána. Dave also chats to Ted who was run out of town. Dave is joined in studio by Louis Pole, the author of the book ‘The…