dear British telly, we have Oti Mabuse – The Irish Times
Dear British telly, We have Oti Mabuse. And we shan’t return her unless you pay up. I vow…
If Emily in Paris had a HR department, the ‘HR’ would definitely stand for ‘happy riding’ – The Irish Times
With Paris sufficiently conquered, Emily, that icon of US hegemony and soft power, is now in Rome. I…
Dear Trish, I’m worried about my friend Meghan. When she isn’t aggressively crafting, she’s taking hostages – The Irish Times
Dear Trish I don’t normally write to advice columnists, but I am very worried about a dear friend.…
‘I’ve always wanted to be involved with an Irish mafia’ – The Irish Times
Elizabeth Olsen is a singular movie star. Breaking through in Sean Durkin’s eerie Martha Marcy May Marlene, 14…
Vogue Williams, top Irish export, like Kerrygold, Bono and passive-aggressive alcoholism – The Irish Times
On Sunday’s I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! (Virgin Media One), a man sticks his…
In All’s Fair, I genuinely worry that Kim Kardashian might be flammable – The Irish Times
Celebrity attention economist and pants merchant Kim Kardashian isn’t really an actor, and it would be unfair to…
Patrick Freyne’s guide to the biggest horror TV shows, from Stranger Things to Sesame Street – The Irish Times
Apropos of nothing, here’s my guide to the biggest horror TV shows. Oh, I’ve just learned it’s Halloween.…
I don’t want to see Victoria Beckham chatting over coffee. I want to see her in a rocket to space – The Irish Times
Every superstar wants to be “relatable” these days. But I don’t know if I want my stars to…
A Nation Once Again – The Irish Times
Look at them over on that island to the east, copying us here on the mainland with their…
What kind of teenager were you? – The Irish Times
The premise of Wednesday, newly returned to Netflix, is that the unsettling gothette invented by Charles Addams, the…