Dev Hynes’ deeply personal response to his mother’s death embodied the many unexpected shades of grief in pastoral hymnals and post-punk
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Dev Hynes’ deeply personal response to his mother’s death embodied the many unexpected shades of grief in pastoral hymnals and post-punk
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• More on the best culture of 2025
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What starts as a compelling satire of the film industry turns into an unconvincing schlocky mess that even Fred Melamed can’t save
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Documentary on 50th anniversary of former Irish PM’s death looks into mystery of his paternity
Éamon de Valera fought in Ireland’s 1916 rebellion and, as taoiseach and president, stamped his identity …
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Move over Julia Davies and Sharon Horgan – this devastating, ruthless sitcom is basically the British psyche on a screen. It’s just the medicine
I love watching real-life siblings on-screen. They brin…
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The trio’s playful mix of heft and traditional instrumentation sent them viral. But they’re also confronting racism and rape culture, and struggling in a Bollywood-dominated music industry
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The award-winning author on his move from short stories to novels, writing marginal characters in small-town Mayo and the Irish fiction he rates most
Born in Canada in 1982, Colin Barrett was raised n…
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