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1 week agoArdal O'Hanlon: I fell asleep on stage once I could hear someone doing my material, got annoyed and woke up'
Anal springs to mind, because I was doing a show in Limerick in Ireland and the stage manager genuinely thought my name was Anal. He called me over the Tannoy [PA system]: Could Anal please come to the stage door? But there must be a bigger word than that.
Humor
Humor
fromIndependent
2 weeks agoDylan Moran: 'You are coming to me, Barry, asking me for a chronology of my emotional history? Is that what you really want?'
Dylan Moran insists that audience perceptions are irrelevant to his storytelling and personal approach, prioritizing control of his own mind over others' opinions.
Books
fromIndependent
2 weeks ago'Moving to London would be like moving to Timbuktu. Now if I hear a posh accent, I don't judge the person at all.' Andy Farrell tells how Wigan made him
Sports autobiographies are often produced through interviews and ghostwriters, so the named subject rarely writes the book directly.
Television
fromIndependent
3 weeks agoEilis O'Hanlon: 'True Haunting was notable mainly for making the acting in Fair City look naturalistic and being as scary as an episode of Scooby-Doo'
Four-letter profanity is increasingly common on television, but certain four-letter words—specifically "true"—are considered inappropriate for broadcast.
US politics
fromIndependent
1 month agoDeclan Lynch: 'Monday's Liveline was full of callers trying to roll back the damage done. This time it was about autism'
John King’s calm, dispassionate reporting is seen as problematic amid aggressive politics, and he gave two Irish radio interviews related to stage shows.
Television
fromIndependent
1 month agoEilis O'Hanlon: 'The best thing about the next President, whoever it may be, is that they won't be treated by the media as some living saint'
Nationwide is a light, friendly program unlikely to deliver hard-hitting investigative reporting, featuring presenters who favor amiable human-interest interviews.
Television
fromIndependent
1 month ago'The Traitors Ireland' episode 6: One recruitment fails, a sneaky traitor falls -but are Nick and Ben's egos getting out of control?
Contestants on The Traitors Ireland are becoming emotionally exhausted and diminished as increasingly intense twists and turns take their toll.
fromIndependent
1 month agoSaipan review: A film nobody asked for but what an unexpected treat
The country would do well to brace itself for impact. Saipan, a film that nobody asked for and that everybody will have an opinion about, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday night. We had our reservations, and you'll have yours. But with a clever team behind the camera - and an accomplished duo at its centre - we are pleased to report that Glenn Leyburn and Lisa Barros D'Sa's film is, quite frankly, an unexpected treat.
Film
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