Where the Wild Twinks Are
To Twink or not to Twink, Deputy Editor Matthew Mulligan discusses the (thankful) loss of his twink “identity”. Continue reading Where the Wild Twinks Are
Author: Matthew Mulligan
Matthew is a Junior Sophister Sociology Social Policy student in Trinity. He is both the Online Editor for Trinity News and tn2. He tweets about disco, theatre and (just a little bit of) politics and is also a selfie addict.
The Tale of the Princess Kaguya – review
The animation in the film is made up of watercolours and smudges of charcoal, which give the impression that we’re seeing the story as it was originally presented in Japanese folklore. (●●●●●) Continue reading The Tale of the Princess Kaguya – review
2015 Oscars – podcast discussion
Join Meadhbh McGrath, Matthew Mulligan and Rebecca Alter for a conversation about what deserves to win at this years Oscars, what shouldn’t win, goodie bag vibrators and the Fake Baby from American Sniper. Continue reading 2015 Oscars – podcast discussion
Vulnicura, Bjork – review
We need some more platforms, so let’s invent one: Interview with Shane Byrne of THEATREclub
Shane Byrne, founding member of THEATREclub, talks to Deputy Editor Matthew Mulligan about the rise of Dublin comedians, keeping it fresh, and the new edition of their festival THE THEATRE MACHINE TURNS YOU ON VOL. 4 – The Jam Sessions, which opens in Project Arts Centre this week. Continue reading We need some more platforms, so let’s invent one: Interview with Shane Byrne of THEATREclub
The Imitation Game – review
What’s On: November 19-December 8
From a Lord of the Rings marathon to a Wilde Christmas Dinner, here’s our picks for what to see and do over the next month. Continue reading What’s On: November 19-December 8
No Leash: Interview with Mykki Blanco
With the release of new EP Gay Dog Food, Mykki Blanco talks to tn2 about drag, punk influences and taking political ownership of your art.
Continue reading No Leash: Interview with Mykki Blanco
Interstellar – review
Interstellar is a gorgeous, exhilarating, expertly shot film that takes us to another galaxy on a mission to save mankind. The movie looks to show space as never seen before, but is marred by adherence to some tired tropes and doesn’t quite go far enough in bringing out the cruelty of the universe. Continue reading Interstellar – review
Biophilia: Live – review
Why are we filled with awe when presented with scenes of nature? Why are plants and flowers so comforting to us? What does it mean to have a pet? After years of touring the album, and a special “making of” program with David Attenborough, the project comes to a triumphant end with this ninety-seven minute concert film that pushes the magic of spectacle to its limits with a full live performance of the album, plus a few surprise tracks. ●●●●○ Continue reading Biophilia: Live – review
Literary Milestones: October 2014
On 11 October 1931, notable Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw, the well-regarded writer of Pygmalion and John Bull’s Other Island, broadcast his enthused support for Joseph Stalin across the airwaves. In the lecture, Shaw enthusiastically advised listeners of the wonderful … Continue reading Literary Milestones: October 2014
Dublin Food & Drink Guide
Here is your guide to the best restaurants, bars, vegetarian food and desserts in Dublin. Continue reading Dublin Food & Drink Guide