Book Review: You Know You Want This – Kristen Roupenian
You Know You Want This is the work of a writer keen to reclaim some control over their own work.
Magnified: Homesick Magazine
Homesick is an archival magazine which showcases behind-the-scenes content that cannot (for the most part) be found on the internet - shining a light on the lesser-known creatives working in…
Deep Down: The Hole In The Ground
After its world premiere at Sundance and ahead of its release here, we speak to its first time director Lee Cronin and some of his supporting cast and crew.
Roadmap: High King
John and Fatti Burke, that deadly father and daughter combo who educate and illustrate are back in March with Brian Boru
Cinema Review: The Hole in the Ground
An incredibly accomplished debut feature by Cronin and his co-writer Stephen Shields.
Roadmap: Daydream Nation
Not alone is it 30 years since the Fall of the Wall in Berlin this November, it’s also 30 years since Sonic Youth released their seminal album Daydream Nation.
Hug The DJ
They play the tunes, they might accept a request if you’re lucky, they keep us on the dancefloor and help us bust some grooves - we speak to a selection…
Bitesize: City Food Tours
The Vegan Dublin Food Tour zones in on the growing number of city eateries with menus devoted exclusively to plant-based foods.
Sonic Translucence – Glasshouse
They have wowed audiences with their interpretations of Sufjan Stevens, Ólafur Arnalds and Jóhann Jóhannsson. Next up for Glasshouse, the contemporary classical ensemble, is Bon Iver.
Just Eat: Alan Cadden – Saba To Go
We talk to Alan Cadden about the nutritious, guilt-free philosophy fuelling the award-winning menu at Saba To Go.
Bitesize: Dingle Wins World’s Best Gin Award
The makers of Dingle Gin enjoyed a great evening in London last night as they carried off the prestigious award for overall best in World at the World Gin Awards…
Privacy No More: The Mass Media and Its Harsh Effects on Celebrities
It’s hard to maintain privacy when you’re famous and sometimes the mass media can be downright unfair. Find out which celebrities have had it tough.
Audio Review: Post Punk Podge and the Technohippies
Raw, uncompromising and gloriously angry.
Seven of the Best Events To Check Out At St Patrick’s Festival 2019
The full programme of events has just been announced for St Patrick's Festival and to help plan your Festival shenanigans, we’ve chosen seven of the best happenings coming your way.
Book Review: Notes on Jackson and His Dead – Hugh Fulham-McQuillan
A sophisticated taste of the macabre endures.