Directed by Anand Tucker, the movie Leap Year is based on an old Irish custom called Bachelor’s Day. This tradition allowed women to propose to men only on February 29th, which explains the film’s title.
Jynxzi has quickly become a top streamer on Twitch, currently ranking as the eighth most-subscribed channel. He originally gained popularity playing Rainbow Six Siege, but recently shifted his focus to Clash Royale. Interestingly, Clash Royale’s player base began to grow significantly after Jynxzi started streaming it, reversing a long period of decline and bringing new life to the game.
You can now watch the series on U in the UK. Written by Kate O’Riordan, it’s set in County Clare, Ireland, and stars Dervla Kirwan as Val. Niamh Walsh, Gemma-Leah Devereux, and Seána Kerslake play Val’s daughters, Jenny, Anna, and Grace.
Okay, so LEGO just dropped a new set from their Icons line, and it’s seriously cool – it’s Sauron’s Helmet from Lord of the Rings! They really nailed the look from the movies, it’s a super detailed replica of the Dark Lord’s headgear. As a fan, I’m definitely checking this one out.
If you’re familiar with the Black Border games, you’ll find this one stands out. Black Border 3 is the first in the series to feature full voice acting, which should be a great experience – especially hearing the Customs Officer tell the story. This time around, you’ve been assigned to handle the most challenging border patrol cases at night.
Dallan Shovlin, previously a second assistant director on the film Kneecap, directs the new movie You’ll Never Believe Who’s Dead. The story follows an Irish family getting together for Christmas. After talking about a recent local robbery, they jokingly suggest they could pull it off better themselves – and decide to try!
In 2024, Marc “Caedrel” Robert Lamont created Los Ratones, a remarkably different team in League of Legends (LoL). After being eliminated from the LEC Versus competition, Caedrel announced the end of the Los Ratones project.
This fantastic movie tells the incredible true story of a hip-hop con. It sounds too crazy to be real, but it’s about two young Scottish rappers who pretended to be American artists and actually became famous.
A new show will follow ten strangers as they live together in a strange building for a week. The contestants come from all walks of life, but they all share one thing: people tend to quickly form opinions about them based on how they appear. The broadcaster suggests participants might include professions like soldiers or spies.
Described as a “thrilling” and “gripping” drama by The Guardian, Under Salt Marsh has received wide critical praise, with Vogue also stating that the thriller “could be the best British crime drama in years”. Meanwhile, The Irish News hailed the show as “the best thing on TV right now”.