Cinema Review: Mr Malcolm’s List
"Upon closer inspection, this dialogue begins to resemble the paranoid internal monologues of characters such as Thistlewaite and Mr. Malcolm. If it sounds artificial, that is because it genuinely is..."…
Bitesize: Totally Terrific Tomato Festival
The last weekend in August sees a very special festival celebrating the colourful diversity of all things tomato.
Magnified: MC1R
Tristan Rodgers is the creator and editor of MC1R, the magazine for redheads.
Berlin: Creamcake
Berlin is never far from our mind and yes, we are the sort who found ourselves on Berghain’s website wondering what’s coming up there.
Cinema Review: My Old School
"Touching on social class, disappointment and the ethics of self-reinvention at all costs, My Old School is at its strongest when acting as a time capsule, but MacKinnon remains an…
Artist Rosie O’Reilly in conversation about idirlinn, shifting silence, which runs at the Lab on Foley Street until August 27
"The ocean as an otherworldly sensorium has become a place I dive into to shake up the bad habits of terrestrial thinking," says artist Rosie O'Reilly in discussion about her…
Cinema Review: Free Chol Soo Lee
Julie Ha and Eugene Yi's documentary explores a well trodden tale of police wrong-doings, prison brutality and challenging aftermaths.
In a Park Brightly
One area where DCC is upping its game is in the delivery of new public parks.
Brand New Retro: Paul Martin – First Face
During Lockdown, fashion photographer Paul Martin unearthed boxes of negatives that inspired him to publish his new book First Face: a collection of photographs of new Irish models shot in…
Audio Review: Sean Carpio – Waves of a Present
Sean Carpio's debut solo album Waves of a Present, makes a one-man-band of the trained jazz drummer.
Garden of Grá
We’ve been dipping into Garden of Grá, a decadent new limited collection of handmade chocolates from pastry chef Gráinne Mullins and her talented team in Galway.
Sound: Modest Mod
Oisin Mod is one of the more enigmatic artists emerging on the independent Irish scene. And he’s bashful about his achievements too...
Cool Beans on Baggot Street
Less than a year on from opening his first Cool Hand Coffee Roasters shop in Kilmainham, Luke Creighan has turned the key on two more, one on Mayor Street in…
Book Review – The Last Days of Roger Federer: And Other Endings by Geoff Dyer
In this irreverent, insightful meditation by self-professed ‘dilly-dallying’ writer Geoff Dyer, we are treated to a litany of endings, final days and last works of the writers, artists and sports…
Stay Cool and Hydrated During the Irish Heatwave
The hot weather won’t be around for long, so follow these simple steps to staying cool and hydrated and make the most of it while it lasts.
Digested Digest: To the Bitter End – Introducing the Taste Game
"Learning to balance bitterness is not only paying homage to our past, but a transcendental act in preserving the true essence of taste." - Cúán Greene
Open air screenings of King Richard and The Big Lebowski this weekend at the Law Society
Outdoor movies in glorious sunshine this weekend!