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Report on how Ireland investigates deaths calls for families to have a central place in the process

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Warning! The following contains spoilers for the Supergirl episode "A Few Good Women." Read at your own risk! The Supergirl team had to go without Kara in its latest episode as the hero is still trapped in the Phantom Zone with no clear escape route just yet. As the previous episode teased, that meant the world would have to go without Supergirl, and Kelly about her sister's secret identity. It was a moment that apparently a good chunk of fans were hoping to see in "A Few Good Women" because many were pissed after the episode when it became clear that the reve...

Ask Amy: Brother’s long-held secret was his to tell, not his sister’s Updated 12:02 AM; Facebook Share Dear Amy: My wife’s brother recently died. A couple of weeks after the funeral, his daughter (our niece) received a letter from a half-brother that she was unaware of. The letter was addressed to her recently deceased father, from a man (his biological son), who was trying to find information about him after the death of his own adoptive parents. Our niece was not sure if we knew of his existence, as neither she nor her brother knew. They also did not know if their mother (who had bee...

Wesrok Country Reggae impresario Wesrok is seeking to establish ‘country reggae’ as a bonafide brand of reggae music on the international stage. “Country reggae is not a subgenre but a new brand, not quite country, not quite reggae, but a brand new flavour for the masses. Reggae emerged out of rocksteadu and ska, so this is new step in the evolution of our music which is always changing,” the recording artiste Wesrok said. Wesrok “Country is one of the biggest artforms. Other artistes have experimented with country reggae and failed because they’ve not sustained the efforts. We at...

Ask Amy: Niece learned of half-brother after father’s death Updated 5:00 AM; Dear Amy: My wife’s brother recently died. A couple of weeks after the funeral, his daughter (our niece) received a letter from a half-brother that she was unaware of. The letter was addressed to her recently deceased father, from a man (his biological son), who was trying to find information about him after the death of his own adoptive parents. Our niece was not sure if we knew of his existence, as neither she nor her brother knew. They also did not know if their mother (who had been married to their dad for a...