Culture
- Making Marvels at the Met: high-tech, baroque-style
- 24/7 at Somerset House: keeping step with the march of time
- Deepika Padukone ? a star shines a light on dark truths
- Alasdair Gray?s legacy is a reinvention of Scotland
- Simon Keenlyside at Wigmore Hall ? not for the faint-hearted
- You Never Can Tell ? Chuck Berry?s lyrical genius shines through in his 1964 hit
- Golden Globes: Once Upon a Time in''' Hollywood wins big
- Golden Globes 2020: complete list of winners
- The Irishman who tried to assassinate King Edward VIII
- Such a Fun Age: Powerful debut hits the literary bullseye
- Six of the best movies to see in the cinema this week
- Room To Improve: Dermot Bannon?s one-man struggle to build a family home
- Gá le ?samhlaíocht agus solúbthacht? chun polasaí nua oideachais a chur i gcrích
- Tost á Scagadh
- Avoid John Boyne?s Holocaust novel, Auschwitz Museum advises
- Dancing With The Stars: singing priest Ray Kelly conjures up the spirit of Father Ted
- The wellness industry is in the spotlight in a new podcast series
- Tony Visconti on Bowie: ?There was always a feeling of adventure in the air?
- Black and Tans: ?Half-drunk, whole-mad? and one-fifth Irish
- TV guide: 39 of the best shows to watch this week
- Last Stop Auschwitz: A timely translation of a Holocaust memoir
- Fake beauty news? ?Wrinkles completely removed in 20 minutes?
- Notting Hill Arts Club ? revels with a new cause
- The visions of 2020 that never came to pass
- Maser in Mountjoy: ?The energy was insane' I was genuinely scared?
- Anne Enright: How Rough Magic put new shapes on Irish theatre
- The Other Name: Hypnotic repetition ? and no full stops
- In the Dream House: Falling under a dangerous spell
- Children?s books: Brighten up January with these new titles
- Marty Morrissey helpless mirth gets trumped by melancholy
Friday, 21 February 2020