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Trustfall

Pink

THE Grammy-winning singer and her toddler son, Jameson, battled severe cases of Covid-19 just days into the pandemic, and then her family lost two loved ones to cancer in 2021. Pink channeled her anxiety and grief into Trustfall, on which she documents her journey to accepting even the most difficult changes in life. The vulnerable record alternates between tearjerking ballads and dance-floor anthems, a sonic play on the dizzying mood swings that often come with tough times and is one of her finest works yet, albeit softer, a bit more tender and less party-like . . . well, she is 43? “We’re never getting younger, so I’m gonna have some fun.”

AriesStick to practical priorities with shared finances. Ignore chaos, confusion and distractions. Secure the ground taken.

TAurus- sCorpioTry a gentle approach with domestic matters. Someone in your family could use extra loving. List the problems to solve. sAG i TTA riusStep back and let a controversy sail on by. Clear out clutter. Clean your room. Offer advice only if asked. Plan for what’s ahead.

Don’t make assumptions about your partner. If you want to know something, ask. Keep an open mind. You can get the inside story.

GeminiThe workload may seem intense. Focus carefully on the job at hand to reduce technical error. Stay in communication.

C A n C erRomance could flower, despite unexpected changes. Look for opportunities for fun and find them. Enjoy excellent company.

LeoCompute expenses and monitor in real time to avoid unpleasant surprises. Changes could disrupt the schedule.

Vir G oUse your power responsibly. Hold yourself to high standards. Keep your promises, standards and word. Integrity makes things work.

Libr ADig into unexpected revelations. New facts dispel old fears. Study the latest developments. Present your findings to your network.

C A pri CornDon’t make assumptions or expensive promises. Confer with allies to get the inside scoop. Inspire others to succeed.

AquA rius- p is C es- john colleary: loud & colleary tour

A professional goal is within sight. Focus and winning is a distinct possibility. Get your team on your side. Prepare for a test.

A travel or study opportunity is worth investigating. Find out what’s involved. Look for answers to tough questions. Contribute to a greater cause.

Thursday October 5-Saturday October 7, Liberty Hall

APART from being one of the most in-demand comics in the land, John Colleary has also co-written and starred in IFTA nominated shows, The Savage Eye (RTÉ2) and Irish Pictorial Weekly (RTÉ One). Other TV credits include appearances on Stand & Deliver (Live from Róisín Dubh) and The Panel (RTÉ2). A talented actor and mimic, John featured as one third of The Gusset Brothers on The Tommy Tiernan Show (RTÉ One). Tickets for his Dublin shows on his ‘Loud & Colleary’ tour are selling fast, so if you fancy a cracking night of laughter, you better hurry. Tickets can be bought now from www.johncolleary.ie

Welcome to i reland — m eltdo W n of an i rish tour g uide

Civic Theatre, Tallaght, 16 March; Project Arts Centre, 21 - 25 March; Axis Theatre, Ballymun, 30 & 31 March

JACK is a tour guide trying to keep his head above water while in danger of losing his home. By day he sells ‘Brand Ireland’ to tourists; by night, he faces the threat of eviction from his damp Capel Street flat. Well-loved actor Jack Walsh is a familiar face — most notably for his role as Jimmy Bourke in Killinaskully Vikings: Valhalla Season 2 on Netflix, Fair City and Ripper Street. This brilliant oneman show is topical, funny but also heartfelt and incredibly passionate.

Knock At The Cabin

Cinemas Nationwide

A young couple and their adopted daughter (Jonathan Groff, Ben Aldridge, Kristen Cui) arrive at a secluded cabin for a family getaway. However, they are soon visited by four individuals who quickly subdue them and force them to make an impossible choice for an equally improbable reason — one of the three family members must willingly kill one of their own, and if they do not, the world will end... as this is M Night Shyamalan, expect the unexpected at the end. And you won’t be disappointed at this gripping tale.