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Fresh Irish acts get iPhone platform – listeners can share their videos and music for free.
The King’s Speech is being accused in email circulating among Academy members of “glossing over” British monarch’s attitude towards Jews fleeing Nazi Germany.
Sligo arts centre achieves coup with first major exhibition of Yeats’s work in 30 years – including two works never before seen in public.
Enda O’Donoghue is making waves worldwide, for his unusual art: he takes pixellated Facebook photos and makes them great.
Massive tech project brings documents, photographs, recordings of telephone conversations and other artefacts relating to John F Kennedy to the online public.
They haven’t gone away you know… the Lucan lads will battle to represent Ireland at the Eurovision in Düsseldorf.
Irish film award body says female actors only get one ‘lead role’ category while male actors get two because there were “insufficient” submissions from women.
The children’s author, best known for writing the books that spawned the Babe films, passes away at home.
The star of In The Name of the Father, The Usual Suspects and Romeo + Juliet dies after a battle with cancer.
The rubbery Limerick hip-hop duo will have to make do with second best: the X Factor champion is Number One for Christmas.
Vlad the Impaler isn’t your average prime minister. Oh no – he has a bit of a tune in him too.
The concussion of an actress waiting backstage is just the latest in a string of injuries and disappointments for the most expensive show in Broadway history.
Confused Coronation Street viewers call Metrolink to ask whether the Corrie tram crash caused any disruption to services.
A retired French electrician has revealed 271 previously unknown works by Pablo Picasso – saying that the artist gave them to him as gifts.
Well-publicised JFK tome scoops prize as Booker-nominated novel Room takes Novel of the Year.
Delays, technical hitches and cast changes make it the “most expensive Broadway show” ever made but CBS’s 60 Minutes is giving Bono and Edge project a primetime TV boost this weekend.
The Fab Four ends decades of abstaining from having its catalogue available for download. …Is that it?
Twink could have been a neurosurgeon! Sienna Miller believes smoking is fine! Eamon Dunphy invented the Lotto?!
A second cross-border remembrance service will be held on Sunday.
Over 2.5 million people are expected to visit the religious site by Sunday morning.
Brother and sister “had no idea” 18th century porcelain piece owned by late uncle would break auction record.
Noel Curran, who left RTÉ in May to work privately, will succeed Cathal Goan as the head of the national broadcaster.
Mary Hanafin welcomes BoI’s move, saying works will not be lost to public view after all.
Five portraits included in prestigious London’s National Portrait Gallery show.
It’s All Saints Day – so how better to mark November 1 than with a selection of lesser-known patron saints?
1.9 million followers can expect to see a less less conversation after the actor comes under fire.
The oddball American songstress tells The O2 she loves the Irish whiskey – and takes a tour of the distillery afterward.
The 2010 Reporters Without Borders Press Freedom Index sees several EU countries fall, including Ireland.
Google celebrate Oscar Wilde’s 156th birthday with new doodle on homepage.
A Facebook campaign seeks to make John Cage’s seminal 4’33″ – a piece composed of silence’ – a festive chart-topper.
A 2-foot-2 Nepalese teenager is officially recognised by the Guinness World Records as the world’s smallest man.
British author beats Ireland’s Emma Donoghue to take prestigious literary award.
Esteemed author Mario who once had fisticuffs with fellow South American writing star, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, wins Nobel Prize for Literature.
While we wait for tickets to go on sale to the reunion gigs of The Commitments stars, TheJournal.ie has been occupying itself with identifying famous nipples, name changes and cardboard cutouts in the original film.
‘Lullaby’ is designed to lull you to sleep – the theatre will even provide a bed, and morning wake-up call.
The stars of the 1991 film re-unite to mark its 20th anniversary. Will Dave from Eejit Records show up this time?
Author Jonathan Franzen handed a ransom note demanding £100,000 for the safe return of his specs.