#entertainment
Disney+ launches in Ireland today, here are our top picks to watch first
The new streaming service has over 500 films and thousands of television episodes.
Same game, different name: Irish producers are adapting to a changing entertainment industry
Streaming giants are transforming the trade. Ireland’s creative set needs to capitalise on the opportunity.
Mel B questioned whether Lady Gaga 'broke girl code' with Bradley Cooper at the Oscars... it's The Dredge
All the celeb dirt we could rake up for you.
Bohemian Rhapsody wins big, while Green Book nabs best picture - Here's the full list of Oscar winners
The hostless ceremony produced a shock or two.
These are the movies to make sure you don't miss in 2019
All the big budget films you could ask for.
Ticketmaster has no plans at present to introduce 'dynamic pricing' in Ireland
The company has started to roll out this system in the United States in a bid to tackle touting.
Barry Manilow speaks about hiding his gay relationship for nearly 40 years
The entertainer was married to his long-time partner in 2014.
Filmmakers order to cut Bollywood scenes that poked fun at lawyers
The ruling was over the comedy-drama JollyLLB 2.
The Getting Ready to Go OUT Out Playlist
Get your fleek on.
First glimpse of Jeremy Clarkson's new Amazon show is here with a dig at the BBC
The advertisement also features Clarkson riding a Segway.
QUIZ: How well do you remember the last 5 years on DailyEdge.ie?
Help us celebrate our 5th birthday with a month of craic and prizes.
"Curb your expectations and just run with it" - Joseph Panama from Overhead, The Albatross on Irish festivals
We chatted to the bassist from the six-piece, who you can catch at festivals all summer.
Australia asks child abuse victims of celebrity entertainers to come forward
The action follows Operation Yewtree in the United Kingdom.
Charlie versus Love/Hate: The nominations for the IFTAS are out
Let’s forget about last year’s ceremony and move on…
Watch out, One Direction - these talented Irish teens are after your throne
They’re performing in the Aviva this weekend.
Louis Walsh says he's 'done with the X Factor'
He spent 11 years on the show.
Poll: Should the Six Nations introduce bonus points to encourage attack?
Do you think it would be a good idea for the Six Nations to follow the trend of other competitions?
Sorry Irish parents: your children won't get to see YouTube Kids
The Android app is only in the US for now, meaning you will need to find another way to entertain the kids.
Big fan of The Voice? It might not be back next year...
RTÉ is looking for submissions from production companies for a new show for the Sunday evening slot.
Grab the popcorn: Stars descend on London to compete for BAFTA glory
Best and worst dressed, tearful speeches and awkward red carpet moments…
Here's why everyone's talking about this drama about the Royal Family
It’s Queen Liz, but not as you know her.
Opinion: Sony has capitulated to terrorist demands – it will have a chilling effect on freedom of speech
Pretty much any nefarious tin-pot dictator can pay hackers to go do a job for them. Will the people of the free world just throw their hands up in surrender?
Law variations lead to heavy try-scoring in Australia's new NRC competition
Two-point penalties and three-point conversions are chief among the changes.
Hotels have fingers crossed that Garth gigs go ahead
Many hotels in Dublin have sold out – and hiked prices – to cater for the hordes who have bought tickets for the five nights.
Opinion: Goodbye Rik Mayall – you loveable, manic scoundrel
Rik Mayall burst onto our TV screens in the ’80s, challenging the stagnant sitcoms of the day and paving the way for new generations of comics.
Off-form All Blacks squeeze out victory over determined England
A late try from Conrad Smith saw Stuart Lancaster’s largely second-string side denied a famous result.
Beyoncé, Jay-Z and Solange have broken their silence...and they've 'moved on'
A statement from the three says that both “Jay and Solange each assume their share of responsibility for what has occurred”.
How to solve a Rubik's cube
Fiendish.
Someone became an EGOT at the Oscars last night... here's what that means
Warning: This post contains some mind-bendingly talented people. Prepare yourselves for an attack of the green-eyed monster.
Locals 'won't prostitute themselves' for Garth Brooks
Residents are angry that the GAA have gone back on a 2009 agreement on the number of gigs at Croke Park.
Column: Yes, Justin Bieber is a brat... but maybe it's time to feel a wee bit sorry for him?
Justin Bieber is a singularly unpleasant young chap who terrorises his neighbours, drag races ‘under the influence’, and abandons Capuchin monkeys… but what chance did he have? Lisa McInerney takes a look at the volatile lives of child stars.
Lisa McInerney: Pop culture in 2013 was full of wacky antics, highs, lows... and deceptive depth
Appropriated Twerking, Joffrey Bieber and the Reign of The Selfie… 2013 was full of ostensibly casual moments over which we could bond and track how our society is changing.
Bored? You could spend €11k to drive a Bentley on a frozen Finnish lake
If you’re looking for Christmas gift ideas, this might not be one.
Dr. Who-apalooza... and 4 other weekend TV highlights
Whether you’re staying in or going wild we’ve got the telly for you.
Jennifer Lawrence talked about s***ting her pants on TV... it's The Dredge
It’s happened many times, apparently. That and all the rest of the day’s filth.
"Monty Python reunion is for real": Terry Jones
Theatre show to be first Python project in 30 years.
Dog versus cat: Who will take home the title of Best Pet?
Can’t we all just get along? It would seem we cannot.
Fund-it effort helps put Macnas back on the streets
Galway will see the colourful Macnas parade at Halloween as community pulls out all the stops.
Tommy Walsh and Lar Corbett are back hurling in Croke Park on Saturday
There’ll be Dublin, Kilkenny and Tipp lads playing on All-Ireland hurling final day.
No cure for the Dáil: The week's news skewed
Breaking via The Mire wire: No bankers to be hurt in the making of inquiry; is the Pope a Catholic?
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