Category: Lifestyle Entertainment
FILM REVIEW: What Killed Michael Brown – White Guilt and the conning of Black America
Shelby Steele was born in Chicago to a black truck driver and white social worker, and, as a child...
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Our pick of the films of 2020
2020 was a strange year for the film industry. Covid-19 closed the theatres; a number of movies...
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Give your kids books for Christmas!
Earlier this month, my sister, my friend Melissa, and I were brainstorming about what to give our...
Read MoreHomeGrown Home; make your own beautiful Christmas decorations and more!
Join Michelle in HomeGrown Home and make your own beautiful Christmas decorations; felt christmas...
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Longtime Clinton aide claims Bill visited Epstein’s island despite repeated denials
Clinton also accepted a donation to the Clinton Foundation from Epstein during his 2006 visit to the island, Band claims.
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Isolation cinema: family-friendly classics
Many parents these days find that their family routines have been totally disrupted by the...
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‘Normal People’ only makes normal problems worse
Living vicariously, the viewer is swept into the raw emotion and confusion felt by both Connell and Marianne as they awkwardly stumble in and out of teenage angst and insecurities, all in the pursuit of happiness.
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REVIEW: Games to pass the boredom: Stalker – Shadow of Chernobyl
STALKER is a first-person shooter, published by THQ in 2007, based loosely on the 1972 Russian...
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Games to pass the boredom: Tropico 6
You’re at home. You can’t go outside. There’s nothing on telly but the news, and the news is...
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Óró Sé do Bheatha Bhaile: solidarity for St Patrick’s Day during lockdown with Coronavirus
All around the country today, on this unprecedented St Patrick’s Day with the country in lockdown, people stood out in their gardens or sat around the kitchen and sang one of Ireland’s anthems, Oró Sé Do Bheatha Bhaile.
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Lord of the Rings star claims Christianity has “made the world a better place”
The abolition of the slave trade was one of Christianity’s greatest “glories” according to Welsh actor, with the right of the individual conscience coming from early Christianity, he claimed.
Read MoreUnplanned: See Irish viewers’ reactions
The box office hit Unplanned had its first cinema screening in Dublin last night, and it was sold...
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