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Kenneth Lonergan: “I’m working On Several Things At Once” | Storyhouse Festival 2025

1 week ago | headstuff.org | Brian Bowe

Last week, Storyhouse Festival hosted a strong programme of screenwriting masterclasses and panel discussions at The Lighthouse Cinema in Dublin. In this series, we’ll be covering festival highlights, including talks from industry luminaries such as Kenneth Lonergan, Nia DaCosta, and Peter Straughan as they recount the defining moments of their careers. Storyhouse has welcomed many acclaimed screenwriters and storytellers throughout its short history, but Kenneth Lonergan is different.
Editing 28 Years Later Sequel Was “So Much Fun”: Nia DaCosta | Storyhouse Festival

1 week ago | headstuff.org | Brian Bowe

Last week, Storyhouse Festival hosted a strong programme of screenwriting masterclasses and panel discussions at The Lighthouse Cinema in Dublin. In this series, we’ll be covering festival highlights, including talks from industry luminaries such as Kenneth Lonergan, Nia DaCosta, and Peter Straughan as they recount the defining moments of their careers.
“The Three-act Structure is Bollocks”: Peter Straughan | Storyhouse Festival 2025

2 weeks ago | headstuff.org | Brian Bowe

Last week, Storyhouse Festival hosted a strong programme of screenwriting masterclasses and panel discussions at The Lighthouse Cinema in Dublin. In this series, we’ll be covering festival highlights, including talks from industry luminaries such as Kenneth Lonergan, Nia DaCosta, and Peter Straughan as they recount the defining moments in their careers.
“The Irish Language is A Superpower”: Tom Sullivan | Storyhouse Festival

2 weeks ago | headstuff.org | Brian Bowe

Last week, Storyhouse hosted a strong programme of screenwriting masterclasses and panel discussions at The Lighthouse Cinema in Dublin. In this series we’ll be covering festival highlights, including talks from industry luminaries such as Kenneth Lonergan, Nia DaCosta, and Peter Straughan as they recount the defining moments in their careers.
Where To Start With Pavement: A Beginner's Guide

3 weeks ago | headstuff.org | Danny Kilmartin

Pavement never set out to be the defining band of ‘90s indie rock, but they were. Emerging from Stockton, California, with an effortless but intentional lo-fi sound, they created a blueprint for an entire generation of slacker rock bands. Their mix of surreal lyrics, off-kilter melodies, and disregard for traditional rock stardom made them underground icons.
The Best Pavement Songs | Where To Start

3 weeks ago | headstuff.org | Danny Kilmartin

Selecting the best Pavement songs is no mean feat. While they never set out to be the defining band of ‘90s indie rock, they simply were. Emerging from Stockton, California, with an effortless but intentional lo-fi sound, they created a blueprint for an entire generation of slacker rock bands. Their mix of surreal lyrics, off-kilter melodies, and disregard for traditional rock stardom made them underground icons.
A Social Scientist Talks Adolescence and Social Media, Surveillance, and Childhood Rewired | Part 2

3 weeks ago | headstuff.org | John Balfe

This is Part 2 of Headstuff’s analysis of Adolescence: you can read Part 1 here first!Navigating the Digital LabyrinthIn the second half of Adolescence, we begin to grasp the full extent of Jamie’s digital world. It’s not just that he was online too much. It’s what he encountered. This part of the series shifts focus from individual pathology to collective responsibility – to how social media, misinformation, and influencer culture are reshaping childhood itself.
How Netflix’s Adolescence Interrogates Masculinity In Crisis, According to a Social Scientist | Part 1

3 weeks ago | headstuff.org | John Balfe

From Farmyard Dangers to Digital ThreatsI grew up on a farm, where danger announced itself in dodgy Leyland tractor brakes running down hills and wayward livestock. As a child, I learned to steer clear of the hormones of a calving cow and to shut the heavy iron gates with haste. Now I’m a father of three (twin 9-year-olds and a 5-year-old), and the dangers stalking my kids are far less obvious – yet far more insidious.
Great Songs About Mothers That Hit Hard | The List

3 weeks ago | headstuff.org | Danny Kilmartin

Mother’s Day is a minefield. You want to celebrate, but not with some saccharine, Hallmark-friendly tune. You need great songs about mothers—the kind that actually say something real. Whether it’s love, loss, or complicated family dynamics, these tracks deliver. “Mother” – John LennonJohn Lennon doesn’t sugarcoat anything. Kicking off our list of songs about mothers; this raw, emotional song is about abandonment and the lasting scars it leaves.
For Those Who Love Deftones | the List

1 month ago | headstuff.org | Danny Kilmartin

Discover the Heavy, Dreamy, and Experimental Sounds That Echo Deftones’ WorldFor those who love Deftones, music isn’t just something to listen to—it’s something to feel. The tension between crushing riffs and delicate atmospheres. The way Chino Moreno’s voice drifts between whispered longing and visceral screams. The raw emotion wrapped in shimmering reverb. With their tenth album on the horizon, there’s no better time to dive into artists who channel different aspects of Deftones’ signature sound.