India’s Toonz to Co-Produce Oscar Wilde’s ‘The Canterville Ghost’ Adaptation

"I just hope I pass it, but if I don't pass it I'm going to keep going until I pass it"

The hunt for the next Normal People is already on. Black Bear Pictures, the production company behind The Imitation Game, Mudbound and Suburbicon, has optioned the rights to Naoise Dolan's debut novel,Exciting Times, ahead of its U.S.

By Leo Barraclough

By Tom Grater

By Manori Ravindran

A team of pupils from Linlithgow Academy have made the final of a national enterprise competition.

By Nancy Tartaglione

Eurovision star Dadi Freyr claims the highest climber on this week’s Official Irish Singles Chart and enters the Top 5 with Think About Things.

By Patrick Frater

Barry Keoghan is about to get another feather in his cap as he’s confirmed his casting in an upcoming production.

By Emilio Mayorga

BTS has a massive fan following, to say the least, not just in Korea but all over the world. Even in India, Desimys is growing by the second as the septet breaks international records with every album and song that releases. Even Map of the Soul: 7, which dropped in February 2020 is enjoying massive success with 500,000 copies sold in the US; the first album of 2020 and first-ever K-pop group to achieve this feat. Its truly been a terrific journey for the Bangtan Boys.

By Jazz Tangcay

Have you been quietly working your way through all the Disney recipes the has been released lately? If so, you're not alone. Quarantine Instagram feeds aren't all and whipped strawberry milk and banana bread.

The Rolling Stones' new quarantine-themed single "Living in a Ghost Town" hits new highs following its first full tracking week.Released April 23, the track rises 3-1 on the Rock Digital Song Sales chart dated May 9, becoming the Stones' first leader on the list.

Each week a different Irish woman we love imparts the wisdom they’d give to themself at an earlier stage of their life. This Sunday, actress Clelia Murphy shares her Letter to my Younger Self.

By Jazz Tangcay

By Tom Grater

It's likely there was never going to be a perfect adaptation of Normal People, Sally Rooney's excellent best-selling novel detailing the complicated but tender relationship between two Irish teens, but Hulu's attempt, which is now streaming, is a valiant effort.

In the early 1980s, it served as the music backdrop to the urban decay and high unemployment of Margaret Thatcher’s Britain. But four decades on, “Ghost Town” by The Specials is experiencing a new lease of life on streaming services in the U.K.