The College View’s music and entertainment supplement.
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…
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…
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…
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…
The Suss’s editorial team attempt to be funny in their short reviews of recent happenings in the art world. Read more…
Bryan Grogan looks at the film adaptation of 50 Shades of Grey and laments its watered down nature. Read more…
Scout Mitchell reports from a talk given by Hasan Elahi, a media artist who was mistakenly taken into custody by the FBI under suspicion of being a terrorist. Read more…
Scout Mitchell takes a look at the start of this year’s most anticipated television show, Breaking Bad spin-off Better Call Saul. Read more…
Following the release of Unbroken and Jack O’Connell’s show-stealing performance, The Suss decided to take a look at just what is in store for film goers in the future with stars such as O’Connell on the rise. Read more…
Bryan Grogan takes a look at how modern day Irish festivals are harking back to their 1960s heyday. Read more…
Scout Mitchell reflects on the decision of Arcade Fire’s Will Butler to go solo with his new album, Policy. Read more…
Ever the thoughtful crew, we sum up what you may have missed over the winter break. Read more…
The Suss’s editorial team round up the latest news in entertainment. Read more…
With the announcement of the Oscar nominees, Odrán de Bhaldraithe questions the wisdom of choosing to praise Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper. Read more…
Bryan Grogan examines the phenomenon of Christmas songs: Bah humbug or festive banter? Read more…
Following the release of Run the Jewels 2 and his impassioned social activism, Killer Mike is named The Suss’ Person of the Year. Read more…
The Suss team list their favourite albums, films, books and gigs of the year. Read more…
Serial has captured the minds of listeners worldwide, Scout Mitchell examines its phenomenal success. Read more…
The Suss editorial staff have compiled a playlist to keep you warm across the freezing winter break. Read more…
Bryan Grogan reports from DCU DJ Society’s Boiler Room event that took place last week. Read more…
Emily Crowley reviews the autobiography of the oft-controversial former Footballer of the Year, Paul Galvin. Read more…