It’s a mid-Autumn afternoon in Houston, Texas. Some 35,000 people are gathered in an American football stadium, but there is no game to be played. Instead, President John F. Kennedy steps forward. The year is Read more…
Spring has finally sprung. A week after the odd snowfall that inspired thousands of hilarious and totally original “lousy Smarch weather” social media posts, the sun is out, kind of, and it’s getting warm, kind Read more…
Men too face pressure regarding how they look says Odran De Bhaldraithe Read more…
Being gay shouldn’t define a whole persons character – its just one part of who they are says Christine Allen. Read more…
Scout Mitchell reviews the new album of former Fleet Foxes drummer Josh Tillman, also known as Father John Misty. Read more…
Kanye West has announced the title of his seventh solo studio album. No release date has been announced for So Help Me God, but recent weeks have seen the release of singles “All Day” – Read more…
Heems’s Eat. Pray. Thug.: Better than anyone could have hoped for; “Home”, “Flag Shopping” and “Patriot Act” are all absolute must hear songs. Kanye’s performance at the BRITs: How long you been laughing at Lionel Read more…
Working in the Presidential suite isn’t as glamorous as you’d think Read more…
While accepting an award in UCD, Neil Gaiman spoke of the Sandman film, his journalistic past and why he doesn’t believe in writer’s block. Read more…
Arts editor Odrán de Bhaldraithe looks at the curious treatment of Kanye West in the public eye and contrasts it with that of the Gallagher brothers. Read more…
Sometimes it’s best not to overthink things. I learned this pretty quickly at the Academy when Death From Above 1979 came to town. How will new album The Physical World stand up live? Can they Read more…
Forget Netflix or the written word, audio entertainment is where it’s at says Sharron Lynskey Read more…
Melanie Murphy is the latest DCU student to succeed in the entertainment industry Read more…
DCU Relay for Life 2014 was completed by 11 teams and 4 survivors in the hope to raise €2000 for the Irish Cancer Society Read more…
Jade O’Leary discusses the stigma attached to Irish people when it comes to drinking alcohol. Read more…
For most kids, turning ten is an exciting milestone. I mean, it’s not every day you enter double digits. For video-sharing site YouTube, however, its birthday on Valentine’s Day just gone is even more significant. Read more…
Laura Colgan takes a look at why people want their kids to become internet sensations, and if it is fair to the children themselves. Read more…
Odrán de Bhaldraithe speaks to DCU student Melissa Kavangh, co-captain of Ireland’s team in Brave New Voices, the world’s largest ongoing spoken word event. Read more…
If you can’t make it to the Canaries this spring, worry not, as Penneys’ St. Moriz tan will have you looking (but not smelling) fresh. Read more…
The Suss’s editorial team wraps up the latest news in the arts world. Read more…
As Lil Wayne looks to leave Cash Money Records and take Drake and Nicki Minaj with him, Odrán de Bhaldraithe looks at what the trio mean to Cash Money. Read more…
There’s a lot more on offer in the Inter Faith centre than just religion. Read more…
The realisation that staff at my local Chinese takeaway now have my address memorised invokes an instant sense of shame. However, it’s quickly displaced with thoughts of finding change for the deliveryman’s tip.
We’ve all heard the “Beck plays 14 instruments, Beyoncé has teams of writers” rhetoric lately, Odrán de Bhaldraithe queries why it is that people find this important. Read more…
Megan Roantree examines the controversy that arose after the release of Sia’s “Elastic Heart” video. Read more…