10 Mar - Conor Sneyd investigates public reactions to this year’s Trinity Ball.

10 Mar - Emma Keaveney voices her frustration with female-oriented comedies - or the lack thereof.

10 Mar - Michelle Doyle has a look at the life and style of Alexander McQueen, enfant terrible of British fashion

10 Mar - Rachael Shearer spends a night at the Palace. She won’t be returning.

10 Mar - Rachael Shearer reports on Electric Relaxation: a new day time arts and chill out event run by two Trinity students. 

10 Mar - With the recent release of ‘Alice in Wonderland’, Niamh Keaveney takes a look at Tim Burton’s penchant for adaptation.

10 Mar - An engaging look at stereotypes of women paraded accross our small screens. 

10 Mar - It’s been suggested by critics that the hugely successful vampire cycle of films (epitomised in its shallowest form by the massively popular Twilight franchise, and perhaps at its most sophisticated by 2008’s Let the Right One In) is now being usurped by a new Hollywood fixation on the spiritual/supernatural/apocalyptic genre...

10 Mar - In a given year audiences will be bombarded with a handful of generic films...

10 Mar - This summer will see the debut of the next addition to the critically acclaimed AMC series Mad Men...

10 Mar - Actor Simon Bird who plays character Will McKenzie or ‘Briefcase wanker’ as he is affectionately referred to in E4’s The Inbetweeners is set to co-star in a new E4 comedy: Friday Night Dinner, which will be aired later on this year...

10 Mar - It actually feels like forever since Serena, Blair, Chuck and Nate graced our screens in new episodes of Gossip Girl because, well, it has been!  Even though season three of Gossip Girl hasn’t even begun to be shown on television this side of the Atlantic, all of us diehard fans have already watched the first half of the season through the miracle of Internet television...

10 Mar - Kevin Breathnach looks at the hidden world of a little known poet called Alun Weaver. Weaver’s work cannot be found online and even bookshops find it hard to source.

10 Mar - Four decades since the documentary Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory first aired, few have stopped to consider what the orange-skinned factory workers, commonly known as “Oompa-Loompas” (although this term is now regarded as derogatory), are doing with their utterly changed lives...

10 Mar - As a result of the largely posthumous cult success his novels The Savage Detectives and 2666 have garnered, Roberto Bolaño’s British publishers have begun to commission translations from the increasingly eccentric back-catalogue of the late Chilean writer...