Bring your wellies because the reunion is on Aside from the epic bus wankers gag and the fact that they actually lost an entire door at Thorpe Park, Simon’s car has been pretty decent to Jay, Neil, and Will. Of course, there was that moment when Neil covered the entire back seat with… , Jay’s […]

7 years ago

‘Wear a black dress and I’ll surprise you’

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He tweeted that staff members are uncomfortable with its use of the word ‘faggot’ Following the recent decision by some radio stations to stop playing ‘Baby it’s Cold Outside’ due to the song’s controversial lyrics, RTÉ DJ Eoghan McDermott has called on the broadcaster to censor the lyrics to The Pogues classic, ‘Fairytale of New […]

7 years ago

By the beard of Zeus! As the narrator in Anchorman told us: “Bob Dylan once wrote, ‘The times, they are a-changing’. Ron Burgundy had never heard that song,” and it’s very likely he has no idea what the hell a podcast is too. Truth be told, it’s an old, old wooden ship that was used during the Civil War era. One […]

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97% on Rotten Tomatoes and a six-time Oscar winner, an essential watch Now that the year is coming to a close and Christmas is upon us, film fans know exactly what that means; awards season is drawing closer. While massive blockbusters like Aquaman, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, and Wreck-It Ralph II: Ralph Breaks the […]

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The cast in this is pretty impressive

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Stoke City winger James McClean has recently paid for six homeless people to have an extended stay in a hotel with meals provided for

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Some of the best animation you’ll see Let’s be perfectly honest; there’s a lot of Disney cartoons and animation that could leave you emotionally scarred. Bambi’s mother getting shot by a hunter, the weird brutality of Fantasia, Mufasa meeting his maker in The Lion King, the pink elephants in Dumbo, the furnace in Toy Story 3… […]

7 years ago

The writer of Sons of Anarchy too. Best.Show. Ever. At the end of Game of Thrones, we’re fairly certain that it’s going to be Tim Riggins that ends up on the Iron Throne. Granted, the fullback/running back for the Dillon Panthers doesn’t have three dragons, control of The North, or any presence at all in Westeros, […]

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What. An. Episode. Much like any magic episode of The Simpsons during its golden era, it’s a testament to every single person that worked on the 1993 feature ‘Marge vs. the Monorail’ that their legacy can be summed up by three just locations. Brockway, Ogdenville and North Haverbrook. Enough said. Hard as it is to […]

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“A gross error of judgement has occurred” Ballybrack FC, an amateur Irish football team, have released a statement which stresses that “a gross error of judgement has occurred” after the club recently posted a tribute to one of their players that was reported as dead. As it turned out, the player in question – Fernando […]

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They made a real snowballs of this A massive inflatable Santa broke free and threatened to destroy the day of every single motorist on a busy road in Cambridgeshire. Admittedly, it wasn’t that serious but there was a hold up after drivers found themselves stuck in traffic after the giant inflatable Santa came loose and landed […]

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Prepare to be traumatised, again

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Anything over 70% is a good score

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A perfect Christmas present. If you think that Conor and Jock won’t be around to make your Christmas better/much worse with their lovable blaggard ways, there’s no need to fear because the BBC have confirmed that a Christmas special of The Young Offenders will be airing very soon. Of course, the Season One DVD is […]

7 years ago

Brexit means Brexit. In terms of the most recent developments on Brexit, EU officials are meeting to finalise the deal and address last-minute demands from Spain for a say on future decisions about Gibraltar. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has stated his opposition to the deal, which is expected to be signed off by member states […]

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Santa paws is coming to town. Yep, still too early. This being said, if you’re a meticulous planner/have an absolute thirst for pints, you’ll be pleased to know that those few Christmas tipples could be improved by the fact that you can now get a matching Christmas for you and your furry friend. While we […]

7 years ago

A major influence on Tony Soprano. It appears that The Many Saints of Newark – better known as The Sopranos prequel film – is about to cast its first major character and it’s an exciting one for fans of the superb HBO drama. Variety are reporting that David Chase and New Line are in negotiations […]

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What a scene

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Christmas binge… by order of the Peaky Blinders With Season 5 of Steven Knight’s beloved crime drama currently filming, Christmas seems like a perfect time to spread the Peaky Blinders message. You know, the message about violence, ambition, family, betrayal, power, gangsters, smokes, horse racing, whiskey, sharp suits, heavy punches, Russian mobsters, the Crown, corrupt […]

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Perfect timing for a binge watching too Finished Narcos? Laughed your head off at Big Mouth? Seen all of the Coen Brothers western saga The Ballad of Buster Scruggs? Well, we’ve got good news for you because Netflix have a brand new true crime documentary series arriving very soon and just like Part One of Making […]

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If you’re a Scrubs fan, you need to see this A large part of the reason why Scrubs continues to inspire such a cult following is the characters that graced the hallways of Sacred Heart. On this note, we’ve already expressed our love for characters like Dr Cox, Turk, and The Janitor before, but outside […]

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This could be massive As soon as viewers were introduced to Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo (Diego Luna) in Narcos: Mexico, there was no denying that the show had got a new villain. Clever, calculating, and ambitious, we knew that he was going to be an instrumental figure in the rise of the Guadalajara Cartel. This season […]

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Scorsese turns 75 this week.

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“What have I done to my country? I’m so sorry.” Thursday was a day of chaos for Theresa May’s government, with a number of Cabinet ministers resigning in protest of the Prime Minister’s draft Brexit agreement. In this context it was no surprise when Jacob Rees-Mogg sent a letter of no confidence in Theresa May’s […]

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That’s a lot of penguins After the sad news that David the chimpanzee – profiled in the very first episode of Dynasties – had passed away, the concern of the series now focuses to a much colder environment, the Antarctic. Get set to experience another intimate and intense story because the Dynasties team have documented […]

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Heaven for Peaky Blinders fans After conquering Small Heath, driving Darby Sabini’s gang away from the race tracks, seeing off Father Hughes and his troublesome ties with the Russians, and taking on the Mafia, it’s fair to say that the Peaky Blinders have conquered every obstacle that was placed in front of them. This being said, with […]

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Heartbreaking. In the very first episode of David Attenborough’s new documentary series Dynasties, audiences were introduced to a chimpanzee named David as we learned all about his remarkable story to maintain dominance and leadership over his troop. David was a strong and determined leader who ruled over his troop of 32 chimps in Senegal, West […]

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“Sectarian abuse is discriminatory and should be dealt with accordingly.” According to The Times, the English FA will launch its first ever investigation into sectarian abuse following the barrage of vitriolic abuse, suspect packages and death threats directed at James McClean and his family of late. Stoke City manager Gary Rowett elaborated on the abuse the Republic of Ireland […]

7 years ago

Clear your weekend

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Stunning, absolutely stunning A brand new natural history series by world-renowned documentarian and broadcaster David Attenborough, Our Planet, is coming soon to Netflix and the first trailer is jaw-dropping. The documentary will premiere on Netflix on 5 April 2019 and it’s going to be an eight-part series showcasing the planet’s most precious species and fragile […]

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“You can change your name. You can change your gender. Why not your age?” A 69-year-old pensioner from the Netherlands has started a battle to legally change his age because he feels that it will boost his dating prospects on Tinder. Emile Ratelband wants the courts to legally change his birthday from 11 March 1949 […]

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Tell everyone that you were a close second. Really Suave, sophisticated, cool. All words that you would use to describe Idris ‘the next James Bond’ Elba. Aside from being a brilliant actor, DJ and bloke, he’s now gone and won the title of Sexiest Man Alive. Yeah, like he needed any help. Only kidding, we’re firmly […]

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Genius Ryanair’s latest changes to their baggage policy has caused some consternation for holidaymakers because it’s an additional fee and inconvenience for some. Granted, not everyone that’s headed off for a short holiday will need to check their bags but with the new changes, Ryanair non-priority customers will only be allowed to take one “small personal […]

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Well said Much like Jon Stewart during his tenure as host of The Daily Show, it’s somewhat unfortunate that comedians – not politicians – continue to be the voice of reason and logic over Brexit. Of course, Andrew Maxwell has previous when it comes to Anglo-Irish relations because during his recent appearance on the BBC’s satirical The […]

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Louis is back

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Season 8 will have a fight that’s bigger than the Battle of the Bastards When it comes to Game of Thrones, size doesn’t always matter…unless you’re talking about Podrick (wink, wink) For example, Ramsay Bolton had the numbers over Jon Snow and he still had his ass handed to him by the King in the […]

7 years ago

Season 5 of Luther is coming and it might not stop there. Over the course of four seasons, Luther fans have been introduced to a plethora of characters and it’s fair to say that you would not want to spend time with an awful lot of them. Granted, people like DS Justin Ripley (still too […]

7 years ago

A treat for fans of The Boss “Well they’re still loving Bruce in this country But that love it never left all our her hearts Now I hear he’s got a new album out for Christmas And a style he’s trying to maintain Well if we want to see him We can tell you that […]

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Jason Statham vs a 70-foot shark. Round 2. Let’s go We had a blast with The Meg, the Jason Statham-fights-a-big-shark movie, and it seems that audiences did too – at present, it’s the most successful US/Chinese co-production ever with $527.8 million. And what does Hollywood do when something successful happens? They do it again! During […]

7 years ago

From the writer of Empire and linked to the best film in the MCU. Every single comic book fan knows what the best film in the MCU is. It’s the Incredible Hulk. Nah, it’s Iron Man 2. Actually, maybe it’s not set in stone after all. Ok, we’re not as funny as Korg but we […]

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The documentary we all need Granted, the true crime genre has been incredibly lucrative for Netflix because there’s an insatiable demand from audiences to see stories of this ilk. This being said, there are some moments when you just want to relax on the couch and be surrounded by some good boys and girls. Well, […]

7 years ago

The dream team are back together for the sixth time This week has been a very busy one for Leonardo DiCaprio because the Oscar-winning actor has released the trailer for the new documentary series that he’s producing, Jonestown: Terror in the Jungle. This being said, his frequent collaborator and close friend Martin Scorsese is no slouch too because […]

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This looks excellent Forty years after the Jonestown massacre – one of the most horrific incidents in recent American history – a documentary co-produced by Leonardo DiCaprio will examine the notorious cult leader Jim Jones and his followers. As you may know, in 1978, the mass murder-suicide of members of the California-based Peoples Temple cult at the behest of their charismatic but paranoid […]

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The rawest moment in Part Two. Given the severity of the Teresa Halbach murder case – a point that the filmmakers of Making A Murderer were keen to stress – it’s obvious that emotions and passions will run high. While audiences are riveted by the constant barrage of conspiracy theories, allegations of corruption, and various […]

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“Life continues and the story continues.” Before Making A Murderer: Part Two was released on Netflix, the directors of the documentary series, Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi were keen to stress an irrefutable fact; this is a real event and real lives have been damaged. Regardless of the various conspiracy theories, allegations of corruption, and examples of […]

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Chicka chicka yeah! We’re McLovin the latest additions to Netflix as, aside from The Goonies, Making A Murderer: Part Two and Daredevil Season 3, we’ve now got the adventures of an iconic character that’s clearly named after an Irish R&B singer… or a sexy hamburger. Oh yes! Seth, Evan and McLovin’s epic journey to lose their […]

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Part Two is now available on Netflix and here’s a very quick recap. Making A Murderer: Part Two is now available to watch on Netflix as viewers get reacquainted with the major events revolving around Steven Avery, Brendan Dassey, and the murder of Teresa Halbach. As stated previously, the two directors of the documentary, Moira Demos and […]

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The credits tell an awful lot. With Making A Murderer: Part Two now available to watch on Netflix, documentary fans are getting reacquainted with the case surrounding the murder of Teresa Halbach and the subsequent convictions of Brendan Dassey and Steven Avery. Of course, while the majority of the public will consume the series as […]

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He has really annoyed people Given the litany of divisive opinions, theories and emotions regarding the murder of Teresa Halbach – documented in Netflix’s series Making a Murderer – it’s obvious that passions and debate will run high. As previously reported, the timeline of events, allegations and developments is extraordinary, and while the majority of […]

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