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Politics | Bootboy 71% | 16 Apr 2002
To L and back aka BootBoy
She's only a middle-aged american singer, so why does Minnelli matter?

Hot Features | Comedy 68% |  7 Aug 2008
The Brendan Voyage Paul Nolan
Legendary Irish comic Brendan Grace returns from his American exile to perform his annual Irish tour.

Music | News 51% | 24 Jul 2008
Your Band At Castlepalooza winners announced! The Hot Press Newsdesk
Grand Pocket Orchestra and Joe Echo will be making the trip to Charleville Castle, Co. Offaly, courtesy of the Hot Press 'Your Band At Castlepalooza' competition.

Music | Interview 49% | 19 Oct 2007
Boys Keep Swingin' Peter Murphy
The Pet Shop Boys’ Dublin show this Hallowe’en promises to be an extravagant theatrical event with typical pet sounds.

Music Review | Live 45% | 20 Jul 2009
Live at the Marquee, Cork Kenny Browne
Impressive theatrical performance from the newest pop princess in town

Music | Interview 44% |  5 Feb 1997
It s A Wonderful Life Nick Kelly
A suitably awestruck nick kelly shares a chinwag with jake shillingford, ringmaster of perfect pop merchants my life story and unashamed wearer of gold lami suits in public.

Music Review | Album 39% |  4 Aug 1999
Exposed Colm O Hare
Celebrating ten years in existence this year, the Ballyfermot Rock School has come in for more than its share of criticism over the years ."You can't teach rock n roll" is the main accusation levelled at it, and there's an element of truth in that.

Music | Interview 37% | 25 Aug 2006
The Pop Fundamentalists Dave Fanning
After two decades of electro-pop hits, the PET SHOP BOYS have gone back to basics with their new album Fundamental – and thrown some timely political digs into the mix while they’re at it. But the real battle is getting people to take them seriously.

Hot Features | Caught In The Net 36% | 19 Sep 2008
Demolition Darby Stuart Clark
Los Angeles’ punkerati were out in force as the Roger Grossman-directed What We Do Is Secret premiered in one of Tinsel Town’s less salubrious cinematic establishments.

 

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