You may have seen his film on Blackthorn. Now, Shawn Swords of Glenolden is back with a look at the American Bandstand years in Philadelphia. But "Wages of Spin" is no fond stroll down memory lane. It has bite.

Had a bad week? Escape to the movies. Read about a special offer.

O'Neill's classic play opens at Villanova September 23. We interview director Robert Hedley.

Local Irish immigrants are featured in an exhibit of photographs by famed Irish portrait photographer John Minihan at an exhibit in New York

Hollywood comes to Kerry. Madness ensues. We have interviews with the director, and the two actors originally cast to play no fewer than 15 characters.

Mt. Airy resident Hyacinthe O'Neill will share the backstory of the final movie presented in the Irish Film Series at the Irish Center on Thursday, May 1. She was a longtime friend of disabled artist Christy Brown, portrayed by Oscar-winning actor Daniel Day-Lewis. Some of it will shock you. Read her story.

It came in first in the Jameson's top 10 Irish movies list. You'll see why in this film adaptation of Roddy Doyle's story about a dysfunctional Dublin soul band.

Join us for an Irish Film Festival every Thursday night at Philadelphia's Irish Center. First up, a hilarious movie about a ceili band war.

On a sunny but bitterly cold day at the memorial on the waterfront, local Irish folks received some very warming news.

The Commitments? Michael Collins? Darby O'Gill and the Little People? Discover our picks for best Irish flicks. And add your own vote!