Irish history through the medium of trad dance in The Rising by director Joe O’Byrne & choreographer, Brendán De Gallaí.

Like The Hobbit, Cultural File is coming out in 3D for Christmas - thanks to @Liam_Geraghty & @MickMinogue. 

Phil Baines and Catherine Dixon, in Dublin as part of the international typography conference, ATypI (8-12 Sept, 2010) take Luke Clancy on a walking tour of the capital’s public lettering.

The basically unedited interview with Prof Aisling Kelliher about Millennials.

Didn’t have time in the end to hear Ronan on the rice-filled balloons…so here they are in all their hissy glory.

In case anyone wanted to take a wintery dérive on a Saturday afternoon in Berlin…Bitte sehr!

A little bit Xtra from our interview with type historian, Dermot McGuinne, on QEI’s adventures in Irish type…

hypervocal:

“Call Me Maybe” Without Music

Another “Call Me Maybe” parody? HAHAHA YOU THOUGHT IT WAS OVER! But actually, it’s exactly what we wanted! To watch Carly Rae Jepsen roll off a car and get a concussion without any of that pesky music in the way. And maybe also to watch Tattoo Guy take off his shirt (with sound effects!).

These just get better and better. See also: the bizarre, hilarious “Gangnam Style” Without Music.

without a song, what would life be? Slightly improved?

Cork French Film Festival’s Paul Callanan edited some images to go with our episode on The Passion of Joan of Arc. Wonder who’ll take up the challenge…