Bleaker Street: Interview with Oscar Isaac
Irony, success, compromise and the possibility of a fatalistic optimism.
Let There Be Light: Interview with Son Lux
Ryan Lott is a composer/producer from Brooklyn who has been gaining momentum since he first started making music under the alias of Son Lux in 2008.
Gift of the Garb: Interview with Revolver Project + Snippets
We caught up with Brian Teeling, 26, the newly enlisted creative director and buyer.
Bitesize: Get Healthy
Healthy eating is what January is all about, well that guilt and pretending to give up the booze. Here's our guide to getting over gluttony.
Home from Home: Isabella on Rome
Irish tourist will find the congested streets of Rome “lively”, while the Italian visitors will dreamily report back on the folkloristic drinking habits of Dublin pub-goers.
Entry Level: 888 For Subtitles – An Ode To Teletext
Press reveal for answers: the story of closed caption subtitles.
Literary Review: Kushner, Anderson, Berger
Totally Dublin reviews newly published work by Rachel Kushner, Darran Anderson and John Berger.
Totally Dublin Weekend | January 31 – February 2
Ewwwwww it’s absolutely grim outside, but it’s your duty to grim it out and go culture yourself this weekend. Cian Nugent and the Cosmos The Joinery, Arbour Hill,
Totally Dublin Weekender | January 23 – 26
Digital Biscuit, Temple Bar Tradfest, Erol Alkan and Daniel Avery.
Nice Gaff: The Casino at Marino
Secret passages, hidden stairs behind fake doors, this is a Machiavellian wonderland of architecture.
Cinema Review: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Stiller successfully achieves the balancing act of being sentimental without becoming cloying.
Cinema Review: Far Out Isn’t Far Enough: The Tomi Ungerer Story
Tomi Ungerer is many things: children’s author, illustrator, pornographer and activist.
Cinema Review: Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
Director: Adam McKay Talent: Will Ferrell, Christina Applegate, Steve Carrell, Paul Rudd Release Date: 18th December 2013 How can people possibly reach the point of shouting: ‘More taxes! Less bread!’?
Cinema Review: Moon Man
There's plenty of skill and dedication on show for committed fans of animation, but most viewers will be left feeling alienated.