Stereotype of horror as all blood, guts and gratuitous violence wide of mark, says actor turned producer

As celebrity-favourite Dimple Amani lymphatic treatments arrive at The Merchant, we experience the Face Ritual

Co Leitrim writer-poet-teacher Kevin McManus talks about his new rural-Ireland-set novel, which is a poignant reflection on grief, memory and the fragile moments of grace that shape a life

From the cosiest of casualties to the heart-thumping chase, there are a host of criminally good page-turners that will satisfy the genre’s biggest fans

Inspired by childhood memories of a wailing wind in a north Belfast house, filmmaker Nathan Hughes’s new horror short pits ancient folklore against scepticism, greed and materialism

After three decades exploring Ulster’s people, places and past, Joe Mahon is bringing Mahon’s Way to a close. Here, the presenter talks about retirement, the archive he hopes to preserve, and why his next great journey will be with his grandchildren.

Weekend magazine columnists secured the cookery and beer writing prizes, while colleague John Mulgrew was shortlisted in two categories

Co-owner Tomás Gorman and drummer-producer David Lyttle describe how and why they have created an authentic jazz-club atmosphere at The American Bar, attracting diverse audiences of aficionados from far and wide

The actor and artist speaks about her appreciation for latest role in a play being performed in Belfast for the first time in 20 years

The Co Tyrone writer shares her excitement at the upcoming first night of Country Girl: The Musical