WATCH: Viewers concerned for Lesley Roy during ‘freezing’ rooftop performance on Late Late Show

Two of the U.K.'s biggest rising names are teaming up on a new feature. The Hollywood Reporter understands that Letitia Wright, the BAFTA-winning star of Black Panther and Steve McQueen's Small Axe film Mangrove, and Josh O'Connor, the God's Own Country breakout who recently landed a Golden Globe for his much-lauded portrayal of Prince Charles in Netflix's The Crown, are to star in the upcoming Irish indie film Provision.

Irish dance sensation Cairde have been flying the Irish flag proudly around the world this St. Patrick’s Day.

We don’t think our weekday afternoons would be the same without Dáithí Ó Sé and his antics on Today.

‘We need a party, so we’re going to bring it to you,’ declared Ryan Tubridy as he revealed the stellar line up for the Late Late Show St Patrick’s Day special on RTÉ One.

It’s going to be a star-studded edition of the Late Late Show this week as stars of the big and small screen will be dropping by.

In its first weekend on Amazon Prime, Eddie Murphy’s “Coming 2 America” became the most-watched streaming film since movie theaters closed due to COVID-19 nearly a year ago, according to Amazon and Screen Engine/ASI.The sequel to the ’80s comedy about an African prince traveling to New York to find true love topped “The Spongebob Movie: Sponge On The Run,” which was originally set for theatrical release but instead became a launch title for the new Paramount+ streaming service.

We’ve been treated to a lot of tasty telly thrillers right now and RTÉ has now waded into the fray with Smother.

Mr Turner and Summer Of Rockets actor Timothy Spall has joined Lesley Manville to headline PBS/BritBox crime series Magpie Murders, which goes into production next week in Suffolk and Ireland.

One of the most distressing scenes in Aaron Sorkin's The Trial of the Chicago 7 is when Judge Julius Hoffman orders that Black Panther Bobby Seale be gagged and shackled during the 1969 proceedings. Seale's inhumane treatment — captured by a sketch artist at the time — has inspired a new exhibit by artist Karon Davis at Jeffrey Deitch gallery in New York (March 6 to April 24).

We never thought we’d see the day where RTÉ presenter Claire Byrne would use the term ‘Sperminator’ on her show, but really was there any other suitable moniker to describe her guest, Ari Nagel.

Barry Gibb claims the highest new entry on this week’s Official Irish Albums Chart with Greenfields: The Gibb Brothers' Songbook (Vol. 1).

Lesley Roy has released her single Maps that will represent Ireland at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest.

Imelda May has been announced to perform on an upcoming episode of The Graham Norton Show.

Last night’s Late Late Show was definitely a family affair as the star of the gritty drama Behind Her Eyes, Eve Hewson who also just so happens to be Bono’s daughter made an appearance.

EXCLUSIVE: German sales firm Beta Cinema has revealed multiple deals for BIFA-nominated psychological-thriller Kindred.

Rachael Ray is reflecting on the loss of her upstate New York home following a devastating house fire last year, as well as revealing when she plans to move back in. The celebrity chef, 52, opened up about losing her place and showed off the home under construction on Thursday's episode of "The Rachael Ray Show." "So here is our bedroom," Ray said, showing off a barren room where she and her husband John Cusimano, 53, used to sleep.

Making progress. Rachael Ray gave fans a look at how she and husband John Cusimano are rebuilding their Lake Luzerne, New York, home after it burned down in a massive fire in August 2020.