July 7, 2009. It’s midnight. Everyone’s sound asleep in their standing coffins. Well, almost everyone. There’s a small group of armed teenagers sneaking into a love hotel. It’s a bizarre tableau, perhaps, but it’s par for the course in Port…

People forget just how limited the scope for sitcoms could be back in the 1980s. Sitcoms nowadays rarely break new ground, regularly outshined by big-budget behemoths like Game of Thrones. TV in the 21st century has embraced its ability to…

Do You Require An Advice Slip? By Niall Bourke Make time each week to let the word Schnubart molest your tongue; about-to- unblock is better than the unblocking; spend more time watching ants; learn to skim stones; seek out nature…

The holy love child of the Coen brothers and Sergio Leone, Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts is the type of fresh inventive genre take that winds up an art-house classic. With the sweltering-hot countryside of modern day Indonesia standing…

We got the famed horse ride across the sea to the resort, which was a bit gimmicky if you ask me. We were told by the young girl Niamh that she couldn’t help us on with her bags because if she touched the ground she’d lose her everlasting…

I hadn’t heard of Rosie Wilby before her book Is Monogamy Dead? landed on my desk. That sounds so quaint. Let’s be honest, the book was sent to me via email and I forwarded it to my Kindle so that I could read it at my leisure. Welcome to…

From biomimicry, to VR and decellularized pig hearts - Science Gallery latest exhibition explores the reality of FAKE in our world, challenging our perceptions on what it means to be fake and the stigmas it can hold. In recent times, the…

New Music Weekly is your one-stop shop for new releases in the world of music each and every week. From the best of the best to some of the rest, Mark Conroy is here to give you the low down on what you might have missed. This week: Drake,…