Cinema Review: Gods of Egypt
In Gods of Egypt the worrying Hollywood trend of whitewashing ethnic roles is taken to new heights, with only one speaking part on offer for a black actor.
In Gods of Egypt the worrying Hollywood trend of whitewashing ethnic roles is taken to new heights, with only one speaking part on offer for a black actor.
In spite of being dire trash, Eva Husson’s film, Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story) has been picked up by international distributors for the gimlet eyed delectation of suburban perverts…
The scares are scarier and the frights more frightening than ever before. A great picture; roll on part three.
Featuring three loosely connected storylines set in three separate kingdoms, this is essentially a fairy-tale for adults, featuring ogres, sea dragons and giant fleas (don’t ask), as well as such…
Accomplished escapist fare. All that’s missing is Will Smith.
Hystopia is worthy of the journey for the quality of the language itself. Maybe just skip the fake editor's notes.
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the melodrama of the grotesque, almost outstandingly manipulative in its narrative deployment of remission, malignancy and, then, pregnancy,
‘Petography: The Secret Life of Pets Exhibition’, is a free exhibition in association with ISPCA which shows pets getting up to mischief while their famous Irish owners aren’t around.
The results of week three of The Dublin Food Porn Fest are in. Treat yourself to a look through some more gorgeous foodie pics here...
In Elvis & Nixon, Michael Shannon and Kevin Spacey play the two titular American idols: this casting should give you some indication of the film's approach to the material.
We've teamed up with Il Posto over the next few weeks for a great new competition to win dinner for two with wine* To be in with a chance to…
Artist Rory Grubb is set to launch new album Water House at Bello Bar Dublin on Friday June 24th and we have two pairs of tickets to give away!
Early this summer, Cirillo’s opened its doors on the Toner’s end of Baggot Street. It looks like we have another smart new pizzeria on our city’s streets.
“Here in Atitlán, centuries ago, the people didn’t take a side in the war between the Spanish and the Mayans,” explains Pedro. “So the Spanish priests let the locals worship…
Hand-picked apples harvested at Boyne Grove Fruit Farm outside Drogheda make up the sole ingredient of Dan Kelly’s, a popular new Irish craft cider. Olan McNeece tells us more about…
"The best solutions are the ones that are not created in isolation. You want to know what the big picture is". We chat with WorkGroup design veterans Conor and David.
Despite an apparent lack of public toilets in Dublin today, the structures still lie abandoned. What if Dublin re-engaged with these disused spaces and transformed them?