The Dark Side of the Moon: 48 years on
As Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon celebrates its 48th year, David Doyle reflects on how the album has become one of the most culturally significant pieces in music history
Category: culture
New York Times’ documentary Framing Britney Spears shines a spotlight on sexism
In 2017, the #MeToo movement highlighted the terrible treatment of women in the entertainment industry, but there has been waning interest in this conversation ever since – now in 2021, it’s back in the forefront
Cosy for Covid: House-hunting in lockdown
Finding a place to lay your hat in Dublin can be a nightmare at the best of times. Colm McGuirk finds out from Dublin tenants how it’s felt to look for a home since Covid-19 hit
Black history month and how to celebrate it in a pandemic
In the first installment of a two part series, Dolapo Agunbiade explores how we can commemorate Black History Month while staying indoors
Reject modernity, embrace tradition – could Bebo be back for good?
With a long-awaited relaunch now confirmed by the site’s creator, Jake Hurley speaks with a group of Irish twenty-somethings to look back on Bebo’s impact on Irish culture throughout the noughties
Three Castles Burning: An interview with historian Donal Fallon
From his room in Glasnevin, Mario Bowden chats to the man capturing Dublin’s vibrant social history from his kitchen in Kimmage.