Two Irish television writers discuss their participation in the European-wide VR writers' room, Words Across Europe.

Have you ever wondered why your dog’s ears prick up even when you hear nothing? You sit reading the newspaper when Toby runs towards the door barking as if his best friend is outside. It could be ...

The Roman Republic was one of the first great democracies, an influence on the world to this day. And we owe it all to Tarquin the Proud, a king so bad that he made his people swear to have no kings ...

In recent years, shows like Steven Universe, the final season of Samurai Jack, Star vs the Forces of Evil and many more seem to be trying to subvert the episodic format. However, often a plot is ...

As the threat of climate change looms and social media isolates us, is it any suprise homesteading and back-to-the-land movements are seeing a resurgence?

The marriage of Fred and Maria Manning was far from a happy one, with infidelity on both sides. Not even joining together to commit murder could brimg them closer.

Partly drawing on her own experiences as a young adult growing up in homeless accommodation, with Lollipop (2024) director Daisy-May Hudson has crafted an engaged family drama that also serves as a ...

Diogenes was one of the more eccentric of the Greek philosophers. Homeless and irascible, scandalous and obscene, he still inspired later generations.

Anjette Lyles ran one of the most popular restaurants in Macon, Georgia. What would her guests have thought if they'd known about her penchant for poison?

Miles Oliver takes us through cybercrime, it's danger to gamers of all stripes and how to stop it in its tracks before it gets you.

Medicinal cannabis seems like one of the health topics du jour but it has a long history grounded in medical research. Rachel O'Neill reports.

Joseph Fouché was a bloody-handed architect of the French Terror; but he avoided any backlash for it. There's always employment for a man without scruples.