‘Color Book’ Review: A Newly Widowed Dad and His Son With a Disability Rebuild in Moving Indie Debut
Mourning makes for a memorable, hushed journey across Atlanta as a dad attempts to take his son to the ball game in David Fortune’s impressive debut.
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The Brutalist review - we're building to something
There’s a moment, as we build to a climax in Brady Corbet’s first film, The Childhood of a Leader (2015), when a servant at a ...
How Trump Was Persuaded to Pardon an Online Drug Kingpin
Libertarian and crypto allies of Ross Ulbricht, who was serving a life sentence for distributing drugs on his Silk Road ...
'I did the best I could,' says lifeguard following pool death
One of three lifeguards on trial following the death of a man at a pool in Armagh, said he believes "what I did at the time ...
Book reviews: The Lamb by Lucy Rose | Old Soul by Susan Barker
Two eagerly anticipated new novels take readers to some very dark places, but ultimately both fail to live up to the hype, ...
Brian Feeney: Micheál Martin has assembled the most right-wing Irish government in decades
Historian and political commentator Brian Feeney has been a columnist with The Irish News for three decades. He is a former ...
42 Best Book Series for Anyone Who Loves a Good Binge Read
The Fifth Season For fans of: Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson This bestselling trilogy (a winner of multiple Hugo Awards!) came out in 2016 and introduced readers to a stunning world where the ...