Before Sergeant Johnson. Before the Master Chief. Before the Fall of Reach. There were the Hell Jumpers. The elite of United Nations Space Command (UNSC) the Orbital Drop Shock Troopers (ODST) were the troops you called in when a situation…

When American Horror Story first aired in 2011, it was widely received with enthusiasm. For fans of the horror genre it became a must-watch event, cleverly mixing the gruesome and the supernatural with original plot twists. Plus…

In the end credit bloopers, Paul Rudd is asked “What advice do you have to other young actors who want to hide their Jewishness?” and he laughs hysterically. It’s only after the film ends that the audience gets what it wants from Between…

Born in Cork, Theo Dorgan is a poet, prose writer, documentary screenwriter, editor, translator, librettist and broadcaster. His latest collection, Orpheus, takes on the challenging sapphic form to tell the story of Orpheus, the…

Dublin Podcast Festival 2019: From Comedy to Crime, Music to Mental Health Covering a wide range of topics across many genres this year, Dublin Podcast Festival 2019 brings you the best podcasts in fields as diverse as comedy,…

The Souvenir. Pain And Glory. This has been some year for excellent, semi-autobiographical works. The best of the lot however, might just be Lulu Wang’s sophomore effort The Farewell, a perfectly-pitched family drama about tradition and the…

With the significant rise of online games over the last decade, it has become apparent that web-based dangers will start to affect the video game industry as well. Even though the gaming industry revolves around high-functioning technology,…

It's always sad to see an artist or band call it a day. In this case, given KILNAMANA's incredible talent, it's bittersweet indeed. Thankfully, KILNAMANA's final release is absolutely flawless. On Bye Bye, KILNAMANA have created some of the…