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RISING STAR: Robb Murphy
The DIY approach was the only way for the multi-talented songwriter. Listen to his debut album in full -
2011 Royal Ulster Academy Exhibition
So good it makes you proud to be Northern Irish. Listen to prize winners discussing their works -
Jedi Jim Eastwood On Life After The Apprentice
He's become a father, launched a new website and has a cliché for the entrepreneurs out there -
Literary Bangor Audio Tour
Listen to expert Kenneth Irvine trace the literary history of the town by the lough as the 2013 Aspects Irish Literature Festival approaches -
QFT Screening Room: Episode 8
'We need to talk about the September/October programme at Queen's Film Theatre' -
Cage Fighter: Pugilism Can Help Society
Mike Townsley, barber turned cage fighter, on his final fight and getting kids off the streets and into the gym -
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
The title is long, but the film is short – and packed full of mindless action for all the family -
The Jungle Book Opens at the Lyric
Listen to extracts from the show and find out why composer Conor Mitchell is attracted to the dark side -
Belfast Community Gospel Choir Feel the Joy
Director Marie Lacey on fulfilling a lifelong dream -
Paddy McDonnell is Having a Laugh
Belfast taxi driver turned comic on Billy Connelly, open mic's and carving a niche -
Horrible Bosses
'You would have to admit our lives would be easier if our bosses weren't alive' -
Belfast Pride Hosts The Laramie Project
Hard-hitting drama tells the tragic story of Matthew Shepard -
Wookalily Strap on the Banjos
Adele Ingram on the bluegrass revival and playing the Ulster American Folk Park -
Bridesmaids
Catfights, air rage and one-night stands – who'd be a bridesmaid? -
Walled City Music Festival Launches
Classical heavyweights prepare to play Derry~Londonderry -
Peace Bridge To Open in Derry~Londonderry
Watch a video of the new bridge and download the programme of events -
A History of the Irish Novel
A whistle-stop tour of Derek Hand's thesis, touching on Edgeworth, Joyce and Bell -
Northern Irish Filmmaker Seeks Donations
Phil Harrison's The Good Man could have your name in the credits -
The Hangover 2
It has a new setting, a new bride, but few new ideas - Todd Phillips' sequel is a major comedown -
Pick n Mix Returns - One Year Before The MAC Opens for Business
Pick n Mix comes to Queen's Film Theatre, whilst curators visit Venice - let the Mactivities commence! -
Spamalot Marches on Belfast
Phill Jupitus and Todd Carty love the city - and the city will love Eric Idle's hilarious musical -
The Crucible
The Lyric reopens with Arthur Miller's tale of betrayal and distrust in old New England -
Polish Cultural Week 2011
Co-ordinator Eva Grosman on how art can strengthen ties and build friendships -
Former Fabric Designer Paints Belfast in a New Light
Watch an online exhibition of paintings by Kevin Collins - a man after Van Gogh's heart -
Watch Video of NI Opera's Tosca
NI Opera stage their first ever production in three different venues throughout the city of Derry-Londonderry this weekend -
The King of Limbs
Is it possible to review a Radiohead album two days after its unexpected release? Lee Henry thinks not -
Gay New York Explored In Suitcase Opera
Listen to a podcast with writer David Kodeski and find out how a suitcase bought on eBay came with an added surprise -
Charles Dickens: A Literary Life
Watch an online exhibition featuring first edition books, photographs and more from the Linen Hall Library -
QFT Screening Room: Episode 4
Watch trailers of the best in QFT's Romanian movie season and romantic flicks for Valentine's Day -
Burns Week Video at the Ulster-Scots Agency
Watch video featuring music, dance and poetry as the Ulster-Scots community celebrate Scots poet Rabbie Burns -
City of Derry Drama Festival
A funding boost from Derry City Council ensures that the amateur drama festival returns to the Waterside Theatre -
Coleraine-born Author Wins Costa Prize
Best-selling contemporary fiction writer Maggie O'Farrell scoops the best novel award -
Pete Postlethwaite, An Honorary Irishman
Lee Henry remembers watching one of the greatest actors of his generation on stage and screen -
2010: That Was The Year That Was
2010 was a corker for the arts in all their forms - we look back at some of our cultural highlights -
Czech Artist Takes On Lisburn Road Art Dealers
Tibor Cervenak, a former taxi driver in Belfast, opens a gallery and studio space with a difference -
Frank, Dean and Sammy
Deano should have stayed at home - Ol' Blue Eyes takes the ovation on his own -
Why The Arts Matter: Play Resource
The arts and education facility for children celebrates 25 years of funding from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland -
My Cultural Life: Colin Geddis
The comedian on shelving Barry the Blender, grabbing a shandy with Hunter S Thompson and juggling naked for his granny -
Edna O'Brien, Enfant Terrible
The doyenne of Irish literature goes Out To Lunch with William Crawley -
The Night I Got Barred From Queen's
Watch Terri Hooley read from his autobiography, Hooleygan, and discover how the Hells Angels helped shape punk in Belfast
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