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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Finn Wolfhard and Mckenna Grace return as Trevor and Grace Spengler in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire and the movie is very much a passing of the torch to a new generation of ghoul hunters.
By: Alan Corr
Most people will know her as Matilda Wormwood in Matilda The Musical but now Dublin actress Alisha Weir has transformed into a ferocious teen ballerina vampire in her new movie, Abigail
A near pitch perfect performance from Marisa Abela raises this warm and affectionate biopic of tragic retro torch singer Amy Winehouse above the usual standard of recent rock star flicks.
The release of the Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black has brought the life and music of the late singer back into sharp focus all over again nearly 13 years after her tragic death.
Electric Picinic organisers have said this year's 20th anniversary event is "100%" going ahead and that an announcement about the line-up will be made in "a few weeks".
Abigal co-writer Stephen Shields has described Alisha Weir as "beyond amazing" in her role as a teenage ballerina vampire in the new horror comedy.
Cillian Murphy and Irish crime drama KIN were among the big winners at the Irish Television and Film Awards on Saturday night in Dublin.
The final trailer has been released for Suit Hung. Tied Tongue., a new drama about two brothers who become "anarchically radicalised" against the Irish state.
Of course it's popcorn snortingly funny but this re-discovered film of Billy Connolly's 1975 Irish tour is also a fascinating time capsule of north and south
Irish Eurovision hopeful Bambie Thug remains steadfast in their refusal to bow to pressure to boycott this year's competition over Israel's ongoing war in Gaza.
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