Architecture

Fewer men than women second-guess themselves before venturing outside, or down a dark street, alone at night. Far fewer children born to homeowners, than children born to refugees, know what it's like to go to bed hungry or to not know…

A bird flies overhead. You listen intently to the clattering sound of your footsteps and the increasingly louder annoyed mutterings of the soldiers hot on your tail. You brace yourself for the jump to come. Rolling and dodging your way…

It could be easy for Columbus, a quiet introspective American indie drama, to get lost in the shuffle between this week's two big releases A Star is Born and Venom. However, this reviewer implores true film fans to seek out this gem as it…

Solas | Glass Society of Ireland Exhibition, CIT Wandesford Quay, Cork 6 – 29 January 2016 CIT Wandesford Quay Gallery, Clarke’s Bridge, Cork Opening hours: Wed to Sat, 10am to 6pm Solas: An exhibition of Irish Glass, by the Glass…

Each night in September, thousands of people gather on the lawn of the Chapman Elementary School in Portland, set up their picnic chairs and tables and wait for a very special show. Every year, thousands of Vaux’s swifts use the chimney as…