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Film fans will be reminded that the club was founded in 1888 by Sligo-born priest Brother Walfrid and was aimed at alleviating poverty in the east end of the city.
Only here for a Beerfest
(15, 110-mins) M C Gainey, Cloris Leachman, Jurgen Prochnow
Signals of horror
(15, 90 mins) Kristen Bell, Rick Gonzalez, Ian Somerhalder
Catch 'early bird' at Belfast's QFT
The Early Bird, one of the first movies ever to be shot in Northern Ireland, will be screened for the first time in 30 years at the Queen's Film Theatre in Belfast today.
Rare sighting of an Early Bird at QFT
THE Early Bird, one of the first movies ever to be shot in Northern Ireland, was due to be screened for the first time in 30 years at the Queen's Film Theatre in Belfast today.
Four to get 'fast pass' to finals
Four remaining contestants are being given a free pass to the live finals of BBC1 talent show The Voice in a twist unveiled on Saturday's show.
Bookies' favourite out of The Voice
Bookies' favourite Liam Tamne has crashed out of BBC1 singing contest The Voice - leaving him in tears and causing Jessie J to storm off the show.
The Saturdays light up Big Weekend
The Saturdays have lit up the stage at Radio 1's Big Weekend in Northern Ireland.
Ioan Gruffudd wary of 'wannabes'
Fantastic Four star Ioan Gruffudd gets on better with big-name actors than "wannabes".
David Beckham 'makes family plans'
David Beckham has a host of plans he wants to fulfill with his family now he has retired from playing soccer.
Jessica Lowndes at ease with boyfriend
Jessica Lowndes can really be herself around boyfriend Thom Evans.
Jennifer Hudson signs Idol contract?
Jennifer Hudson has reportedly signed on to become a judge on American Idol’s Season 13.
Alyssa Milano: I get so jealous
Alyssa Milano doesn’t understand how her husband isn’t more affected by the love scenes she shoots.
Bullock talks space sex with Clooney
Sandra Bullock has urged moviegoers to see her new sci-fi drama Gravity with George Clooney because the zero-gravity sex scenes are “awesome” and so awkward.
Joris Minne: Rhubarb
The post-industrial landscape surrounding parts of the Castlereagh Road is at its bleakest between Channing Street and Orby Link where a huge Tesco store has been erected on the site of a former factory.
Joris Minne: Brown's in Town
The UK City of Culture 2013 continues to aim high with its ongoing series of visiting events including the top-of-the-range and always controversial Turner Prize announcement this autumn, the City of Derry Regatta and the Big Tickle comedy festival. Who would have thought Derry would have an appetite for posh art, sailing and laughter?
Review: Fawlty Towers at the Northern Whig
The Faulty Towers live theatre dining experience is a largely improvised show. It started from the moment we all arrived at the venue and heard Sybil cry out for husband Basil, who was busy barking orders at hapless waiter Manuel.
Why the restaurant OX has critics and public hungry for more
It's currently the most talked about restaurant in Ireland, North or South.
Joris Minne: Katmandu Kitchen
People have been writing off Belfast's Botanic Avenue for many years. The street has suffered all sorts of slings and arrows principally because for the last 100 years it has been at the heart of a transient student society.
Belfast's Robinson and Cleaver building to be home of new restaurant
A new restaurant is due to open in one of Belfast city centre's best-known landmark buildings.
Classical fest explores new arias of food and fashion
If music be the food of love, play on.
Joris Minne: Happy Angel
Restaurateur Sam Spain and chef Tony O’Neill’s joint ability to sprinkle magic over restaurants like Il Pirata, Barking Dog and Coppi is a reminder of how important branding is to the sector.
Joris Minne: The Old Inn
What mystery surrounds the busy kitchens of the Old Inn at Crawfordsburn?
Robbie Williams gets BBC Radio One's Big Weekend in Derry off to a flying start
It was party time yesterday as Londonderry kicked off three days of fun and celebrations at BBC Radio One's Big Weekend.
Stone Temple Pilots sue ex-frontman
US rock band Stone Temple Pilots have accused former frontman Scott Weiland of misusing the group's name to further his solo career.
McClarnon: Anxiety crept up on me
Liz McClarnon has admitted her anxiety over an obsessed, threatening fan made her think twice about the Atomic Kitten reunion.
D'Arcy: Film was rewritten for me
James D'Arcy has revealed how the writer and director of his new film In Their Skin completely rewrote the script to get him on board.
Dern the leading man in Nebraska
Alexander Payne tried to lure Gene Hackman out of retirement and considered the likes of Robert Duvall and Jack Nicholson for the ageing, gruff patriarch of his father-son road trip Nebraska.
Jaden Smith: I can ask dad anything
Jaden Smith has described his famous dad Will Smith as a "walking dictionary" and says he can ask him anything.
Cotillard learns language for film
Marion Cotillard has revealed she learned Polish for her role in new film The Immigrant.
Quinto wants to be Star Wars Ewok
Zachary Quinto has said he'd love to play an Ewok in the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII.
Viggo gets Dennis Hopper arts award
Viggo Mortensen will be given the fourth annual Dennis Lee Hopper Award at a Californian arts festival.
Joe Boyd's lecture at the Black Box is found lacking in colour
Legendary record producer Joe Boyd visited Belfast's Black Box on Saturday afternoon to reminisce about the cult singer-songwriter Nick Drake, who died in 1974.
Composer Howard Shelley inspires a memorable evening of music at the Ulster Hall
Howard Shelley is one of the most distinguished pianists and conductors of his generation, and he inspired the Ulster Orchestra, and the large audience in the Ulster Hall, in a memorable evening of music by Mozart and Beethoven.
Photographers from Belfast Exposed display their work in a new exhibition at the MAC
The MAC has teamed up with Belfast Exposed Photography to launch a joint exhibition ‘Northern Ireland: 30 Years of Photography’.
Review: Fawlty Towers at the Northern Whig
The Faulty Towers live theatre dining experience is a largely improvised show. It started from the moment we all arrived at the venue and heard Sybil cry out for husband Basil, who was busy barking orders at hapless waiter Manuel.
Northern Ireland artist is making his landmark in art world
They are some of Northern Ireland's best-known landmarks captured as you've never seen before.
Billy Connolly's Irish shows sell out despite foul-mouthed tirade that reduced photographer to tears
The controversy over a foul-mouthed tirade that reduced a female photographer to tears has done little to dent the popularity of Scottish comedian Billy Connolly (71).
Review: Robert Frisk's talk springs a few surprises
The Harbour Commissioners was the setting for stories of dehumanising conflict in a lively talk from Robert Fisk.
Review: Diane Spence unleashed a "tsunami of filth"
Diane Spencer brought tales of "the human experience" last night. "It just happens to be a disgusting one," said the X-rated raconteur, who seems to have 'experienced' mainly heavy drinking and kinky sex.
When talking is done, it's hard to love new Billy play
It's been 30 years since we last saw Billy Martin, the hero of Graham Reid's much feted television trilogy. He left us without warning or forwarding address. And he left a Belfast punctuated with bullets and bomb blasts.
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