Restaurant Review: Manifesto
I was expecting a laid-back, fun pizzeria and instead I got a stilted, grandiose white table-clothed restaurant. Perhaps it was an off night? Or perhaps Manifesto needs a boost of…
Cinema Review: Chevalier
A funny if somewhat repetitive take on the fragility of white-collar masculine identity.
Cinema Review: Summertime (La belle saison)
Corsini's film is stylish and bracing, intermingling the burgeoning romance between Carole and Delphine (and its accompanying challenges) with the fight for reproductive rights in ’70s France.
Cinema Review: The Commune (Kollektivet)
Vinterberg delivers an extremely affecting and somewhat unique emotional narrative, but in doing so sacrifices a great deal of depth...
Cinema Review: Star Trek Beyond
Picking up halfway through the Enterprise’s legendary five year mission of exploration, the plot brings the crew into conflict with a warmongering alien race in a desolate corner of the…
Cinema Review: The Neon Demon
Despite a completely bonkers final act that nearly redeems the whole thing, this ultimately has to be chalked down as another misfire from the Danish director.
Cinema Review: Men & Chicken
Men & Chicken is essentially an x-rated Roald Dahl story, which is no bad thing, but by no means for the faint of heart.
Setting Sail: Ships launch Fund:it Campaign
We talk to Sorca McGrath of Ships about the Fundi:it campaign for their debut album.
A Different Country: Interview with Filmmaker Edmund Lynch
Director Edmund Lynch’s new documentary film A Different Country will premiere later this month at GAZE International Film Festival, one of the largest LGBTQ film festivals in the world.
Home Truths: Interview with Oh Boland
Hailing from Tuam, Oh Boland have been releasing mildly demented garage pop since 2013. We spoke to singer and guitarist Niall Murphy about the academic life and the particular ennui…
GAZE Film Festival 2016: Interview with Noel Sutton
This month, one of the top 20 LGBT film festivals in the world is returning to Dublin: GAZE International LGBT Film Festival. Spanning from Thursday 28th July to Monday 1st
July Bitesize: The Rolling Donut, Eatyard, BBQ, Cheese & MIY
Foodies are well catered for this July with a new Rolling Donut store, Le Pain Quotidien BBQs at Kildare Village, Eatyard at Beatyard, Cloonconra Cheese and Make It Yourself at…
Win A Terrific Meal For Two At Il Posto!
We've teamed up with Il Posto over the summer for a fabulous competition to win dinner for two with wine*!
Winners! Dublin Food Porn Fest 2016
The Dublin Food Porn Festival has come to a close for 2016. There were over 2,200 entries, and you can check out the winners here.
Nice Gaff: The Central Bank
What makes this building so unique and so remarkable was the way in which it was constructed, from the top down.
July Audio Roundup: Alexis Turner, Swans, Whitney + More
Jazz ringing as clear as a bell and the odd fleck of gold amongst some dull rock. July's audio releases reviewed.
Design: The Writing’s On The Wall – James Earley
We talk to James Earley about straddling the divide between the worlds of art and design.
Garb: Ruth Ni Loinsigh & 2nd Space
The celebrated Dublin boutique Om Diva recently launched a new store, 2nd Space, to showcase the work of emerging local designers. An avid supporter of young emerging designers, Ruth Ni…