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Updated / Monday, 1 Mar 2021 13:00 Acts Of Desperation author Megan Nolan (Pic: Lynn Rothwell) Waterford-born, London-based Megan Nolan is an essayist and critic - her work has have published everywhere from The New York Times and the New Statesman (where she writes a regular column) to Winter Papers and here on RTÉ Culture. This month she publishes her first novel, Acts Of Desperation (published by Jonathan Cape); it's a darkly funny tale of a toxic relationship and secret female desire, already acclaimed by the likes of Marian Keyes and Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgård. We as...

Mary Chieffo Talks Returning to Her Klingon Roots for Star Trek Online Share L'Rell is ready to lend advice to the Klingons of her far, far future. (Image: Perfect World/Cryptic Studios) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. When Star Trek: Discovery shot itself into the 32nd century at the end of its second season, it left behind a pretty major chunk of its supporting cast in the p...

Michael Dorn has been playing Star Trek’s Whorf for a long time, off and on, and he’s maintained an interest in the franchise the whole

Nova Scotia offers glorious, laidback vacation Written by Cynthia Calvert Published: 21 January 2021 A visit to Nova Scotia, on the eastern seacoast of Canada, is a step into a gentler time where residents aren’t in a hurry. It is calm and beautiful. And a wonderful, affordable, family vacation. They say ‘dear’ a lot in Nova Scotia. “  “ Do you like your dinner, dear?” The province of Nova Scotia, which means New Scotland, has a population of less than 1 million residents. It has 4,652 miles of coastline, dotted with picturesque villages, charming restaurants...

1 Beckett Mariner and Michael Burnham, two good people, good at their jobs, who’ve guided us on some glorious Star Trek adventures for the past five-and-a-bit months. Image: CBS Star Trek has appeared on CBS All Access, delivering us Discovery. A lot happened in nearly half a year of boldly going, but looking back, all I can think about was how refreshing it was to watch people enjoy being good at their jobs. Advertisement Even in its most devil-may-care days, Star Trek has always kind of been a workplace drama about people who are really into their work. It just so happened that their w...