Cinema Review: Fury
Fury aims at an existential and theological questioning of war, but achieves merely empty thrills.
Fury aims at an existential and theological questioning of war, but achieves merely empty thrills.
Coppola charts this teenage nightmare in American Apparel pastels, her woozy and naturalist aesthetic stumbling and crossfading in tune with her characters.
Unfortunately, Serena delivers a film negative of what it attempts to encapsulate...
The Judge is a bumbling, bloated mass of clichés that plays like an obscenely high-budget rendering of a made-for-TV movie.
For two years, Artfetch has been making the buying and selling of quality art easy by providing an online platform to curate works.
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do with your weekend.
The dog days are over, the nights are drawing in and the daily grind is getting you down. You’re itching for a break, but can’t afford to wander too far…
Dip is about dancing yourself all into a lather, acting the mickey with your buddies and not being fussed with any of trend-hopping arseholery.
The Singularity theory is extreme, dramatic, otherworldly. You can look on the end of mankind whilst pausing at its brilliance and admitting that you can do nothing about its future.
We scour the centrefold of the new issue of Totally Dublin to pick five highlights from the packed offering at Open House 2014 - Learning from Buildings.
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do with your weekend.
What happens when a camera-wielding, onesie-wearing Homo sapien meets a rather gruff but soft-spoken Neanderthal? Nathaniel Mellors' The Sophisticated Neanderthal Interview investigates.
The Grow Dome project is Dublin's first geodesic dome, is a sustainable mini-farm which encourages skills exchange and alimentary self-sufficiency.
On the first day of Autumn, ely mark their 15th birthday with a journey to the bountiful Burren, magical source of the organic food featured on their menus.
There’s a sort of a sickness when it comes to space in Dublin – we red-tape it, we neglect it, we stigmatise it, we pull it out from under people,…
Le Beaujolais Nouveau est arrivé in Dublin!
‘I think I have barbecue fatigue,’ I say, in my best Kardashian sister impression. I mean, really, could there be a more first world problem? Sitting in My Meat Wagon…
Gavin Lynch’s family has been farming around the village of Donard and the Glen of Imaal at the foot of the Wicklow mountains for more than 150 years.