HeadStuff invites poetry submissions for our Poem of the Week section. We are looking for new, unpublished work by Irish and international poets. At HeadStuff we seek poems that engage, poems that nestle under the skin and linger long after…

Northern Ireland has always struggled with remembering; what should we remember? What should we make an effort to forget? How do we mark remembrance? Can remembrance be a part of peace?  Abomination: A DUP Opera by Conor Mitchell,…

It is pretty amazing to think of all of the tech developments that have taken place over the last couple of decades. Technology has rapidly changed our lives in ways that could be considered either positive or negative. Our grandparents…

A must for true crime junkies, Scandi documentary and Lux Prize finalist Cold Case Hammarskjold is a dizzying, disturbing odyssey. It sees director and onscreen narrator Mads Brugger travel the world investigating the suspicious death of UN…

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 – No Time to Die, Dir Cary Joji Fukunaga An emphasis on practical…

Xi.me.na Borges, a Venezuelan/New York experimental artist, is an award-winning composer and performer. Melding old and new via the use of digital and analogue tech, she also blends music from different eras. The result is a body of work…

Almost By Christine Kannapel A risk of lightening today so there won’t be any swimming. Pool cover stays pulled and I am seated on a floral print couch watching the kitchen’s florescent light shadows—my mom and aunt somewhere in there.…

In the 21st century, Irish cinema has become a lot more adventurous. There’s been the scabrous comedies of the McDonagh brothers; the quiet atmospheric character studies of Lenny Abrahamson and Rebecca Daly; gritty portraits of life on the…