Les Miserables
Les Miserables is an extremely affecting drama which, despite its revolutionary codas, seems to have left politics as an afterthought to the personal.
A Man of Letters: National Print Museum Keeps Its Craft Alive
Hey baby, you're just my type.
The Best Films of 2012
Totally Dublin's film staff give their take on 2012, from Paul Thomas Anderson to Joss Whedon and on to psychogeographic exploration of the Atacama.
‘People are defining themselves by tea bags’: ‘Just Saying’ director Dave Tynan interview
We talk to Dave Tynan, director of viral short 'Just Saying', about tea, emigration and paying your actors in tickets to rap gigs.
Artsdesk Virtual Gallery: Pallas Periodical Review
January's Virtual Gallery is exhibiting works from Pallas Project's Periodical Review.
Ke$ha – Warrior
It’s actually incredibly interesting to hear the unmediated narrative of a tepid popstar, dispensing personal experience and emotion in PR-type soundbytes.
Life Expectancy: Tips For Turning 100 From One Damn Cool Centenarian
Navajos, train-jumping and iPads with a man four times your age. A few months into his 100th year on Earth, Truman tells an unimaginable tale of a life lived, from…
Who’s left in Irish fashion?
Philip Treacy, Simone Rocha and Alan Taylor in London have left Irish fashion with boots to fill. Can it be done?
Who to watch at Ones To Watch 2013
Our tips for the Whelans Ones To Watch 2013 mini-festival, from Birmingham folk to homegrown noise.
Win Tickets To Our 100th Issue Party (featuring New Jackson, Cian Nugent and loads more)
Come visit our caves of paradise this 24th January.
The Fashion Internet: #menswear
Menswear is a different country. They do things differently there. Like asking how long cuffs should be.
“We need to talk about depression”
We do talk plenty about depression - about how you can fake it, about how it's an epidemic, about who it hits - but are we doing it wrong?
Pigeon fanciers in Dublin: TD Archives, Issue 20, May 2006
Pigeon fanciers are becoming more and more rare in Dublin, but they were very much alive when Conor Creighton went to examine see their bird fly.
Thank you, Youth Defence
Fiona Hyde of Siren Magazine thinks Youth Defence recruited a new generation of pro-choice activists with their poster campaign
Bernard Dunne interview: TD Archives, Issue 18, March 2006
This Bernard Dunne interview catches the former WBA super bantamweight champion and Dubliner during his meteoric rise in boxing, undefeated and confident.
Jon Ronson Interview: TD Archives, Issue 15, December 2005
Jon Ronson’s humorous subversive books unearth the bizarre lengths the US Army goes to keep themselves one step ahead. Goats, guns and more within.
Review: Francesco Turrisi @ Dublin Unitarian Church
"The chimes of occasional Luas bells drifted beautifully into the mix"