Why some iconic moments don’t make the cut for Reeling in the Years

Reeling in the Years brings us on a trip down memory lane each week but some weeks are more difficult to watch than others.

Bressie delighted fans when he confirmed that The Blizzards would be getting back together and now he has given another update on what to expect from the Irish band as they work on new music.

Tim Burgess has revealed that The Charlatans will go on tour later this year.The band’s frontman said on Twitter that he told BBC Radio 4 the news during an interview on the station earlier today (April 24). The official announcement comes on Monday (April 26).The Charlatans’ last tour was with James in 2018, which saw them play venues in the UK, Ireland, Mexico and the US.

Paramount Pictures has tapped Mika Pryce to join the studio as senior vp production for the Motion Picture Group. Pryce joins Paramount from Don Cheadle’s production company, This Radicle Act Productions, where she served as head of development.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterParamount Pictures has hired Mika Pryce as senior VP of production.She begins her new position on April 26 and will report to the motion picture group’s co-presidents Daria Cercek and Michael Ireland.“Mika has fantastic talent relationships, excellent taste and knows how to build a movie from the ground up,” Cercek and Ireland said in a statement.

Paramount Pictures has hired Mika Pryce as SVP of Production for the Motion Picture group.

Boy George has teased the cast of his forthcoming biopic Karma Chameleon in a new video.Following the success of such biopics as Rocketman and Bohemian Rhapsody, the Karma Chameleon project was first announced in 2019, though it was untitled at that time.The film will share the story of Boy George’s beginnings in an Irish working-class family through to his rise to stardom in the 1980s with Culture Club alongside original members Jon Moss, Roy Hay and Mikey Craig.In the video – shared by the

Fans are swarming to social media to lament the news that Irish DJ and presenter Annie Mac is hanging up her boots at BBC Radio One after 17 years.

Annie Mac has announced that she is leaving BBC Radio 1 after 17 years at the station. 

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Annie Mac has announced that she is to leave BBC Radio 1 after seventeen years working at the station.The Irish DJ said her departure was “all about time”, and said she wanted to devote more time to seeing her children and working on new projects.It has since been confirmed that her weekday evening show, Future Sounds, will now be taken over by Clara Amfo.Amfo will now be replaced on her mid-morning slot by Rickie Haywood-Williams, Melvin Odoom and Charlie Hedges.Confirming her last show will

Reeling in the Years returned to take a look at 2011- the year Rihanna was thrown off a farm in Northern Ireland for dancing topless.

Zoe Holohan is known in Ireland for a very tragic story however, somehow, she says she found laughter in even the darkest times.

Ireland may be the land of saints and scholars but we have our fair share of superstar singers as well.

Over the last 12 months, Irish TV watchers have devoured season upon season of the Real Housewives franchise.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorThe “wolfvision” sequence in Cartoon Saloon’s Oscar-nominated animated feature “Wolfwalkers” is perhaps one of the most striking animated moments this year.Set in 1650 Ireland, the film follows Robyn (voiced by Honor Kneafsey), a wolf hunter’s daughter brought to Ireland as part of the English colonization of the Emerald Isle during the time of Oliver Cromwell. Robyn wants join her father in the hunt but he bans her from going into the forest.

We’ll all be sitting around the TV on Friday singing happy birthday to President Michael D Higgins as he appears on the show just before his big 80th birthday.

Moscow International Film Festival Unveils PlanThe Moscow International Film Festival is set to run as a physical event in the Russian capital from April 22 to 29, making it one of the first international film festivals to take place in physical form this year. The event will run on site for the Russian public and virtually for international delegates.