London Fashion Week 2013 Diary: Sunday
Day two at London Fashion Week, and Lana Del Rey's on the F'Row.
London Fashion Week Diary: Saturday
Saturday at London Fashion Week started with "Sex, Lies & CCTV", and ended with chatting to Gaga-fave Fred Butler. Here's our diary.
Multimedia 101 with Totally Stockholm Editor Philip O’Connor
Always fancied being a high-flying multimedia journalist at the centre of the breaking news? No idea how to do it? Here’s your chance! On February 26th at the Drury Court
Artsdesk Virtual Gallery: New Axis
Artdesk's Virtual Gallery for February is Talbot Gallery's New Axis.
King Back: Lear at the Abbey
Selina Cartmell talks about the Abbey's first adaptation of King Lear in 80 years.
Jameson Dublin International Film Festival (JDIFF) 2013 preview
The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival is in its 11th year in 2013, with a programme boasting 130 feature films, plus shorts. Totally Dublin selects five potential highlights from its…
Globe-trotting with the Wachowksis, Tom Tyker and David Mitchell ahead of Cloud Atlas
Words: Ross McDonagh Have you ever stared at a particularly laborious work of art and wondered why the hell the artist would challenge himself to such an undertaking? Cloud Atlas,…
Dance Ireland 21: Minutes in Motion
Junk Ensemble and Fearghus Ó’Conchúir interviewed on their short film features.
K-X-P – II
Beginning quite literally with a fanfare, this second report from Finnish trio K-X-P is an enjoyable jaunt through the lighter side of krautrock, as opposed to say percussionist Tomi Leppänen’s
Publishing Icon John Calder Interviewed
An exploration of the relationship with Beckett that defined his life.
Video Games Digest: Get Hexagonical
Super Hexagon, The Cat Lady, and Counterfeit Monkey are subject to this month's finger-bashing.
A$AP Rocky – Long.Live.A$AP
The long-awaited Skrillex production, doesn’t even have the decency to sound ridiculous.
Lincoln
Daniel Day-Lewis and Stephen Spielberg's Oscar-bait 'masterpiece' is problematic, to say the least.
100 Ways Dublin Will Look In The Future
Artists, musicians, planners, broadcasters, comedians, directors, rappers and restaurateurs predict the future of Dublin city.