“Tenet” Is The Timeless Word That Propels Christopher Nolan’s Latest Film

“Tenet” Is The Timeless Word That Propels Christopher Nolan’s Latest Film

Review by Brad Balfour Director: Christopher Nolan Cast: John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Dimple Kapadia, Michael Caine, and Kenneth Branagh As cited by Wikipedia, a tenet is one of the principles on which a belief or theory is...
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Social Media and Crowd-Funding Serves to Make “Work” for Actor/Director Aoife Williamson

Social Media and Crowd-Funding Serves to Make “Work” for Actor/Director Aoife Williamson

Story by Brad Balfour Production: Work Writer/Director/Lead actor: Aoife Williamson What’s an actor to do during a pandemic? Is there no better motivation than sitting around an apartment as antcy as can be, frozen in one’s tracks, with no stage...
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Out&About

Out&About

By Paddy McCarthy It’s amazing that when some evenings you go out and though you never expect that it will be a very good evening, it turns out to be one… well that happened last Friday. I was invited to...
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Dublin’s Busker Fleadh To Be Held Online In October

Dublin’s Busker Fleadh To Be Held Online In October

Twenty acts will appear on a virtual stage at this year’s Busker Fleadh, showcasing the best of independent music and performance in Ireland. The free online event takes place on the weekend of October 3 and 4. The event, hosted...
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Phil Coulter: An Irish Legend

Phil Coulter: An Irish Legend

By Paddy McCarthy I just did the most fascinating interview with one of the greatest musicians. He is a living Irish Legend and is none other than Phil Coulter. Here is a man that could sit back and enjoy life...
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Out&About

Out&About

By Paddy McCarthy I have some big news that is very emotional and happy news to lead off my Out&About this week about two people who have been very supportive of The Irish Examiner USA. So much so that I...
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Nearly 20 Years Later, The Ramifications Of The 9/11 Tragedy May Finally Come Into Play

Nearly 20 Years Later, The Ramifications Of The 9/11 Tragedy May Finally Come Into Play

By Brad Balfour Nearly 20 years ago, the attack on the World Trade Center seemed like the greatest world-shattering event people would experience in their lifetime. After two planes piloted by hijackers slammed into the Twin Towers, killing nearly 3000...
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Suffragettes In The Age of Covid

Suffragettes In The Age of Covid

Essay by Brad Balfour In this pandemic age, women have been shouldering much of the burden as essential workers like never before. As nurses, teachers, store clerks and more, they have been here for us and still have to fight...
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Out&About

Out&About

By Paddy McCarthy This is how one of the busiest train stations in North America, Grand Central Terminal in New York City looks like at 8.25pm on a Friday evening. It’s so sad to see and as you know this...
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Doing The Binge This Labor Day — A Way to Visit Other Worlds and Save a Mind In Lock-down


Doing The Binge This Labor Day — A Way to Visit Other Worlds and Save a Mind In Lock-down


Essay by Brad Balfour Yes I did. I let a lot of things go when the pandemic shut-down kicked in. My hair grew out; I ceased emailing and texting with a lot of good and great people; since I was...
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