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Mike Skinner is a disembodied head floating on a tropical Zoom background placed there by his 11-year-old son. “I don’t know how to change it,” he says, barely making an effort to stifle the yawns that arrive in quick succession, one after the other. Last night was a late one, out recording Later... with Jools Holland, and he admits he could do with a day off, rubbing a hand over his close-cropped hair. “I quite like it, though,” he says in his distinctive voice, noting the palm tree and soft lap of waves against the sandy beach. “I think I’ll just leave it.”

Mike Skinner is a disembodied head floating on a tropical Zoom background placed there by his 11-year-old son. “I don’t know how to change it,” he says, barely making an effort to stifle the yawns that arrive in quick succession, one after the other. Last night was a late one, out recording Later... with Jools Holland, and he admits he could do with a day off, rubbing a hand over his close-cropped hair. “I quite like it, though,” he says in his distinctive voice, noting the palm tree and soft lap of waves against the sandy beach. “I think I’ll just leave it.”

There’s a new BFI season dedicated to Britain’s greatest big-screen double-act

For many people camogie is more than a sport. Pick up a hurl and give it a go, says an Irishwoman in Birmingham

Lord of the Dance is at TCU Place Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at tcutickets.ca.