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Four kinds of people ride out a hurricane. Those with nowhere to go or no one to take them. Those whose clueless bravado having weathered a tropical storm or two

I’m just going to come right out and say it: I’m grouchy and it has nothing to do with Key West. It has everything to do with a commitment I

Somewhere shortly after the U.S. Navy shuttered most of its Key West base in 1974, Key West gave up on being a small, family-friendly, working and military town.

TV highlights and lowlights of 2021: Television’s tentacles were everywhere this year

Here we are smack in the middle of “freedom summer,” the mythical promise that by the time school started mid-August in Key West, we’d be rocking and rolling toward a

Line of Duty fans can go round the houses and down the bloody drains on Belfast location tour Caroline McComb with Cáelán McVeigh from the Grand Central Hotel to launch the new Line of Duty Experience. Picture by Stephen Hamiltonn / Press Eye 16 June, 2021 01:00 Caroline McComb with Cáelán McVeigh from the Grand Central Hotel to launch the new Line of Duty Experience. Picture by Stephen Hamiltonn / Press Eye `LINE of Duty has become the latest Northern Irelan...

Face masks, home hair dye and Zoom – what will we keep to remind us of the year we want to forget?

I hollered last weekend at two cyclists who were blithely pedaling the wrong way on Fleming near the intersection with Duval. They came ripping out of the entrance to what

As imagined by Brian Beacom RIGHT, that’s me. Out of politics for good, so I can now speak my mind freely. And I’ve learned lessons youse in Scotland need to listen to. As the Northern Ireland First Minister, I know more about long divisions than my old maths teacher back in County Fermanagh. I know about the effects of nationalism, but I know mostly about how parties can destroy their ruler. The DUP didn’t just stab me in back, I was stabbed in the front and, just for the hell of i...

ITVs new police drama Viewpoint kicked off tonight (April 26), and genre lovers couldnt help but compare the mini-series first episode to popular BBC outing Starring Phil Davis, Alexandra Roach, Catherine Tyldesley, Bronagh Waugh and Noel Clarke, the show centres on surveillance expert DC Martin King (Clarke), as he and his partner DC Stella Beckett (Waugh) attempt to solve a missing persons case. In this evenings instalment, the pair set up shop in the home of music lover Zoe (Roach), whose ...