Interview | Culture

My 2023: Jarlath Regan – "Apocalypse Clown was my absolute favourite Irish film of 2023"
  • Opinion
  • 30 Dec 23

My 2023: Jarlath Regan – "Apocalypse Clown was my absolute favourite Irish film of 2023"

My 2023: Orén Kinlan – "Liverpool beating United 7-0. That was one of my highlights of 2023!"
  • Film And TV
  • 27 Dec 23

My 2023: Orén Kinlan – "Liverpool beating United 7-0. That was one of my highlights of 2023!"

My 2023: Bressie – "The best film was Barbie. My senses didn’t know what the fuck was going on"
  • Culture
  • 24 Dec 23

My 2023: Bressie – "The best film was Barbie. My senses didn’t know what the fuck was going on"

Mad Hatter Q&A – Emma Doran: "Doom scrolling, with the volume on full-blast, vaping incessantly"
  • Opinion
  • 19 Dec 23

Mad Hatter Q&A – Emma Doran: "Doom scrolling, with the volume on full-blast, vaping incessantly"

PJ Gallagher: "Shame nearly killed me when I got depression"
  • Culture
  • 12 Dec 23

PJ Gallagher: "Shame nearly killed me when I got depression"

Terry Hayes: "If you write long and often enough, you're gonna hit gold"
  • Culture
  • 11 Dec 23

Terry Hayes: "If you write long and often enough, you're gonna hit gold"

Neil Hannon on <i>Wonka:</i> "What I was mainly reliant on was my imagination – which became part of the overall <i>Wonka</i> world"
  • Film And TV
  • 08 Dec 23

Neil Hannon on Wonka: "What I was mainly reliant on was my imagination – which became part of the overall Wonka world"

Former Dunnes Stores strikers seek funds to bring a play based on their story to Ireland: "There’s a lot of people who genuinely don’t know it happened"
  • Opinion
  • 30 Nov 23

Former Dunnes Stores strikers seek funds to bring a play based on their story to Ireland: "There’s a lot of people who genuinely don’t know it happened"

Booker Prize winner Paul Lynch: Revisiting his Mad Hatter Q&A with <i>Hot Press</i>
  • Opinion
  • 27 Nov 23

Booker Prize winner Paul Lynch: Revisiting his Mad Hatter Q&A with Hot Press

Martin Doyle on <i>Dirty Linen:</i> "Death is not something that happens in one day – it’s something that you live with for the rest of your life"
  • Opinion
  • 23 Nov 23

Martin Doyle on Dirty Linen: "Death is not something that happens in one day – it’s something that you live with for the rest of your life"

DIFF Making Waves Hong Kong Season – Nate Ki on his debut feature <i>Back Home:</i> "I’ve always been interested in ghosts and urban legends"
  • Film And TV
  • 17 Nov 23

DIFF Making Waves Hong Kong Season – Nate Ki on his debut feature Back Home: "I’ve always been interested in ghosts and urban legends"

Emerald Fennell on <i>Saltburn:</i> Barry Keoghan is "so compelling, beautiful, strange and interesting"
  • Film And TV
  • 17 Nov 23

Emerald Fennell on Saltburn: Barry Keoghan is "so compelling, beautiful, strange and interesting"

David Fincher & <i>The Killer:</i> "The 61-year US director is one of the key artists of the late 20th century and early 21st"
  • Film And TV
  • 13 Nov 23

David Fincher & The Killer: "The 61-year US director is one of the key artists of the late 20th century and early 21st"

Ó Bhéal director Ciara Nic Chormaic: "It’s about speaking your truth – you can’t get away with trying to be someone else in hip-hop"
  • Film And TV
  • 10 Nov 23

Ó Bhéal director Ciara Nic Chormaic: "It’s about speaking your truth – you can’t get away with trying to be someone else in hip-hop"

Irish artist Bernard Canavan: "Everybody had a living father and mother. I was stripped of them. So I didn’t know who I was"
  • Culture
  • 09 Nov 23

Irish artist Bernard Canavan: "Everybody had a living father and mother. I was stripped of them. So I didn’t know who I was"

Irvine Welsh: 30 Years After <i>Trainspotting</i> We Are “Without Youth Culture"
  • Culture
  • 06 Nov 23

Irvine Welsh: 30 Years After Trainspotting We Are “Without Youth Culture"

Susanna Fogel : "The experience of being a woman always contains a base level of fear"
  • Film And TV
  • 06 Nov 23

Susanna Fogel : "The experience of being a woman always contains a base level of fear"

Diarmuid Hester : "We're operating more and more now in a culture of censoriousness and self-censorship"
  • Culture
  • 25 Oct 23

Diarmuid Hester : "We're operating more and more now in a culture of censoriousness and self-censorship"

Ian Broudie: "I was a bit of a misfit until punk happened"
  • Culture
  • 24 Oct 23

Ian Broudie: "I was a bit of a misfit until punk happened"

CMAT: "If Bertie Ahern goes for the presidency, I will actually make it my personal mission to make sure that he doesn’t win"
  • Opinion
  • 23 Oct 23

CMAT: "If Bertie Ahern goes for the presidency, I will actually make it my personal mission to make sure that he doesn’t win"

Accounts show a €909,000 pay cut for Graham Norton for 2022
  • Film And TV
  • 16 Oct 23

Accounts show a €909,000 pay cut for Graham Norton for 2022

Róisín Nic Ghearailt: "Although it was painful, it was also an act of kindness being asked to leave M(h)aol"
  • Opinion
  • 12 Oct 23

Róisín Nic Ghearailt: "Although it was painful, it was also an act of kindness being asked to leave M(h)aol"

Artists on Mental Health: Candy Warhol – "There’s a lot of sexual shame in Ireland, but what’s been incredible with this current generation is people are finally starting to talk about it"
  • Opinion
  • 10 Oct 23

Artists on Mental Health: Candy Warhol – "There’s a lot of sexual shame in Ireland, but what’s been incredible with this current generation is people are finally starting to talk about it"

James McClean: Revisiting his classic 2014 interview with <i>Hot Press</i>
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 05 Oct 23

James McClean: Revisiting his classic 2014 interview with Hot Press

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