Happier Podcast Happy? It’s January, we’re all hangry and dieting and dry and vegan January-ing, is anybody happy? But there are plenty of podcasts out there, should you choose to actively try to talk yourself happy.

THERE'S only one person who could get Captain Marvel star Brie Larson to scramble across a body of water with a crocodile closely eyeing her up and Call Me By Your Name star Armie Hammer to drink milk from the nipple of a goat.

Catching A Killer: A Diary From The Grave, Channel 4, Monday at 9pm It’s not the typical response an arresting sergeant gets from a murder suspect.

Tokyo Mirage Sessions FE Encore (Switch) By: Nintendo SITTING on quantities the West can only dream about, crazy is to Japan what oil is to the Middle East.

THE parents of teenager Nóra Quoirin, who died after vanishing during a holiday in Malaysia, are to appear on RTÉ's Late Late Show.

HIT comedy Derry Girls could soon be on the big screen with talks underway about making the show into a movie.

The Derry Girls cast made quite the impression on the Great British Bake Off crew when they took part in a new year's special.

The action in the time-travelling drama has switched from Scotland to the US.

1. When did you think about a career in acting and what were your first steps into it? Probably aged four.

BY 2050, there could be 10 billion humans living on Earth.

GAA pundit Joe Brolly has defended his decision to become an analyst with eir Sport, saying he does not want to be "howling in the wilderness" against subscription sport services.

COLD Feet's Fay Ripley has been stopped in the street more than ever of late – and with good reason.

WHAT WAS IT ABOUT FIRST AND LAST THAT APPEALED TO YOU? IT'S nice and simple; don't come first, don't come last! It's a show that celebrates your Plain Janes and Average Joes; most of us, basically.

Where words fail, music speaks BBC Sounds The music “memory bump” is a new one to me.

Shadow Commander: Iran's Military Mastermind, BBC 2, Tuesday at 12.

THE airwaves of radio stations across Northern Ireland were filled with emotion and sadness yesterday as many programmes were dedicated to broadcaster Stephen Clements.

AN 'incredible talent' but also a warm, sweet guy with an infectious smile were among the huge number of tributes paid last night following the shock news of the death of broadcaster Stephen Clements. 

BBC Radio Ulster presenter Stephen Clements has died suddenly at the age of 47, the corporation has announced.

AS THE sparkle of Christmas fades, tis the season to settle down on the sofa and dream of the sun, sea and city breaks.

SERIES four of Grantchester was an emotional one, what with the exit of the much-loved Reverend Sidney Chambers, played by James Norton.