Tuesday 3 March, 2015
The costumes that didn’t go *quite* to plan.
They certainly went all out.
Life could have been very different.
A second wave of nude photos, apparently of female celebrities, have been posted online.
The company involved now suspects a cyber attack may have taken place.
So much celeb filth.
The stand-up reportedly suffered complications during a medical procedure.
Many celebrities have weighed in on the recent violence in Gaza; are they opening an important dialogue or just mouthing off about things they don’t understand?
The singer announced the news on Instagram.
During his visits, he would often assist in giving bed baths to patients and visit the mortuary.
The singer served 108 days in prison.
Celebrities: they’re just like us.
Lindsay Lohan’s “docu-series” on Oprah Winfrey’s channel had bombed; have we finally had enough of watching celebrities fall from grace?
We can’t really whinge at Lady Gaga for wanting control over her own image – after all, her image is her livelihood, writes Lisa McInerney.
Or at least that’s what Keith Duffy says. Kind of. That and all the rest of the week’s tweets from famous people.
… if only for a day. That and all the rest of the day’s celebrity filth.
It has nothing to do with her wearing a bikini. That and the rest of the week’s best tweets from famous people.
She entered rehab yesterday and released statement to fans.
It’s happened many times, apparently. That and all the rest of the day’s filth.
Seriously, like. Our pick of the week’s tweets from famous people.
Tom Hanks might be the best guy ever.
Lady Gaga brushed off an email from Instagram expressing “concern” for her well-being following some recent posts. But it’s not just celebrities who share, overshare, pose, frame and filter – we’re all at it.
Our pick of the week’s tweets from famous people.
Former newspaper tycoon Eddy Shah’s has claimed some underage girls are to blame for their own sexual abuse, highlighting the persistence of the ‘she was asking for it’ narrative, writes Clíona Saidléar.
Hiring celebrities as spokespeople can create a lot of exposure for brands and stars alike. With all that added value, Judi Uhuegbu asks – do famous faces really sway our buying behaviour?
Tributes from fans and co-stars have been pouring in for the Canadian actor.
BLECH. That and all the rest of the day’s celebrity durt.
Suffering from anorexia as a teenager, Jenny Conlon’s weight dropped to just 6 stone before. While speaking about her experience for the first time is difficult, she says if it helps one person, it will be worth it.
As if they don’t get their picture taken enough already.
Publicist Max Clifford has been charged with carrying out the offences between 1966 and 1985. He has issued a statement about today’s decision.
We have developed a culture that polices people’s behaviours mercilessly and where loud, vocal hatred of something is often more acceptable than liking it. Grace Duffy explores what affect this has on society.
“Female celebs are required to share enough to present a rosy image of pregnancy, without grossing anyone out with gory details.”
Shakespeare, watch out.
Celebrity auctions are becoming more and more popular. So what can you get for your money?
The late entertainer used his celebrity status to “hide in plain sight” while abusing children and adults, police said.
The photographer was hit by another vehicle after taking photos of the singer’s white Ferrari.
And here’s what the baby will look like! (Probably)
Haven’t chosen your calendar for next year yet? These should help…
From Lady Gaga hanging out with Julian Assange to Tupac Shakur’s Coachella performance, here’s our shortlist of the stranger celebrity and political encounters of the year.
WE HAVE ALL been tired at work.
You were out, you couldn’t sleep or you just woke up feeling tired. However, a new survey suggests that the majority of us have taken to makeshift beds to get through the day.
Peninsula Ireland suggest that 61% of Irish workers have fallen asleep on the job.
What about you?
We’re asking: Have you ever fallen asleep at work?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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‘The Viper’ Martin Foley still in custody over alleged false imprisonment at Dublin jewellers |
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Video shows police shooting homeless man dead |
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This is how you can undo that embarrassing email you sent* |
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Bill Gates has a reason to smile today… |
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Some Japanese hoteliers with an unusual staff policy have bought Charlie Haughey’s mansion |
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