Ellen Tannam is uncomfortable writing bios for things but here we are. She is a Dublin girlo whose pastimes includes petting every dog she sees, eating chicken nuggets and trying to guess who celebrity blind items are about. Her favourite emoji is the upside-down smiley face. She likes to write about popular culture, LGBTQ issues, feminism, technology, music and baby animals. Likes include chocolate and cacti. Dislikes - people who are rude to retail staff, cheese, and people telling her McDonald's is bad for her. She knows.
Graham Norton always knows how to get the very best from his guests, and it’s the reason he’s one of the most successful talk-show hosts around. One aspect of the show that people love is the amount of celebrities-impersonating-celebrities that goes on, so the folks over at his YouTube Channel have put together this hilarious […]
Last night actor and member of the Travelling Community John Connors made an appearance on the Late Late Show with Ryan Tubridy and made some bold and emotionally affecting statements about inequality and discrimination that Travellers face. Since then, Connors has taken to Facebook to write a powerful statement, damning the institutional discrimination in place […]
Have you ever left a mess that your significant other made alone on purpose to make a point? Or made a cryptic Facebook post about someone who has annoyed you without naming them? Well, you’re exhibiting typical passive-aggressive behaviour and according to a new study from Florida State University, passive aggressive couples fare a lot worse […]
“Alcohol is responsible for 88 deaths every month in Ireland”
Salah Abdeslam, the main suspect in last year’s terrorist attacks in Paris has been released from hospital to appear before a Belgian court, charged with ‘terrorist murder’. According to the Guardian, he appeared before a judge after being found in an apartment in Molenbeek, a suburb of Brussels, after a long siege and over four […]
Irish citizens going to Turkey have been told to exercise extreme caution by the Department of Foreign Affairs as the ‘threat of terrorism remains extremely high’ following a suicide bomb attack earlier today which killed five and injured 36. Two of the injured are Irish, according to local health officials, report RTÉ News. The attack […]