I was taking a quick walk down the street in Insomniac Games' new Spider-Man when a crowd began to surround me. The only time I've been surrounded by crowds in other games is when they're about to jump me. This one started to cheer though.…

The days of patriotic propaganda films are not dead. The controversy of Birth of a Nation couldn’t kill them, neither could the enjoyable cartoon like Rambo and Commando nor the crap acting of 15:17 to Paris. The propaganda film has been…

Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Chow Yun-Fat, Jet Li. These are names most Western audiences will know from films like Enter the Dragon, the Rush Hour franchise; Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and The Expendables films respectively. They are also…

This week we talk cringe-inducing dance moves, abandoned tennis rackets and Hamburg stabbings on Up To 90. Monica Seles was the burgeoning Queen of nineties tennis, vying with her professional rival Steffi Graf for the coveted accolades of…

This week we're joined by RTE-veteran Dick Liver who announces that he’s running for President. He updates us on his auto-biography, outlines his presidential platform and explains why the government are spider goblins. Also this week in a…

Night Surf has released their brand-new four-track extended-play entitled Enemies. The four-track EP features ‘Reanimate’, ‘Sleight of Hand’, ‘Watersnake’, and the title-track. ? ‘Reanimate’ opens the EP with a bang. It hits straight into…

‘I think all art is political, whether it's meant to be or not.’ The Dublin Fringe Festival has returned this year to a country which has recently repealed the eighth amendment and is experiencing one of the worst housing crises in its…

Fame is a fleeting thing. Someone can be a celebrity in their own time but give it a few decades and if they’re remembered at all it’s usually only for a single aspect of their lives. Newton revolutionised mathematics and ran the Royal…