Ryan Gosling and Stephen Murphy
*swoon*
Don Reilly writes:
Stephen Murphy (RTÉ reporter) and Ryan Gosling (Canadian actor)….Separated at birth?
Today’s Irish Sun
…Contacted by the Irish Sun and asked to comment on the claim that he had covered her arrears as well as five months of payments as a favour to her, Twink said: “No favours with Rory . . . EVER. It’s all business. He is strictly a ‘bread head’!”
Pine The Pilcrow – Only Ghosts
Video directed by Donal Moloney, who writes:
A couple of months ago I was asked to do a talk in the Tara Buildings on as part of their excellent ‘Creative Mornings’ monthly program.
Prior to my talk the audience were treated to a few songs performed by a newish Irish group called ‘Pine The Pilcrow’. I had never heard of them before but they blew me away with their melancholic and haunting tones.
Their sound seemed a perfect fit for a video idea I had. Their new single ‘Only Ghosts’ (released today) was particularly suited to my notion. I approached them after the talk and they were more than keen to collaborate. I did some prep work and shot this (above) a couple of weeks ago with the assistance of some great friends. If you ever get the chance, check them out.
Previously: Donal Moloney on Broadsheet
Sinuous
at
A closed KFC in Kent, England
The Colonel’s in quite a bad way
With a problem he must solve today
As he’s forced to conclude
That his company’s food
Is something he can’t give away
John Moynes
Pic: PA
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The One Man Variery Show.
Starring Mark Cantan.
Nightly at 8pm in The Pearse Centre, 27 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 until Sunday.
Mark writes:
It’s a one man variety show where I attempt to perform as many different types of entertainment as I can muster: improv, impressions, singing, dancing, mime and very mild stunt work…
In fairness