Alan Corr is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, focusing on local news and cultural events. He writes for RTE and his work has also appeared in the Irish Independent. Alan covers a range of topics including music, entertainment, and current affairs.
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Alan Corr's articles mainly focus on entertainment news, music, and Irish culture. His coverage is mostly event-based, review-oriented, or profile features.
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High up in a level 6 function room in Croke Park, Paul Mescal is relaxed, friendly and ready to talk up the biggest role of his life. So far.
Paul Mescal is buffed, bearded and bronzed and prepared to do battle in the Colosseum in Ridley Scott's gloriously enjoyable Gladiator sequel
Damien Dempsey has said that the late Sinéad O'Connor sent him a sign from beyond when he was recording his new album, Hold Your Joy.
Wicked stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo have said that they both burst into tears of joy when they first told they would be playing the lead roles in the new big screen adaptation of the hugely popular stage show.
Jeff Goldblum has said that playing The Wizard of Oz in the new movie adaptation of stage musical smash hit Wicked gave him an insight into human nature.
Wicked director Jon M. Chu has said that he was in tears the night the movie's stars, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, first met at a dinner he hosted in his house in LA.
Adam Clayton says that U2 owe a huge debt to Ireland's showbands and dismissed any lingering snobbery about the era as "ridiculous".
"At the end of the day, people miss Philo," says Drimnagh-born stage and film actor Peter M Smith. "They miss him as a person and being around Dublin and having a chance to pass by him on Grafton Street."
270 all-singing, all-dancing, all-chattering kids, well-chosen celebrity appearances, a video message from the Official Queen of Christmas herself
Robbie Williams is both the hero and the villain in bizarre and bananas biopic Better Man
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