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Modern, sophisticated, and fashionable, Stila is a beloved beauty powerhouse. Created in 1994 by a celebrity make-up artist, the line has already built a stylishly individual legacy. Innovative formulas, sleek packaging, and fashion-forward colours make a Stila statement at Fashion Week, in glossy magazines, and on the street. With a fabulous array of cult-favourite lip glazes, cheek stains, eyeshadow palettes, and more, Stila's goal is to help every woman celebrate her own unique beauty — to look and feel like the best version of herself, and to have fun doing it.

Knockranny House Hotel, in Westport, has been awarded a special commendation for Best Wine List in Ireland at the Conde Nast Johansens 2011 Annual Awards for Excellence.

Evil Uncle will be releasing his highly anticipated debut album Two Lights Not Broken on November 16. This is the follow up to his critically acclaimed Songs for the Road EP.

This week sees the opening of The Social Network, a film that portrays the Facebook success story. Facebook has 500 million users worldwide, 1.7 million of whom are in Ireland — so how can business target the phenomenon that is Facebook?

WIGGLE, THE Cork electro dub wizards, return to Galway tomorrow to play Cuba*Live at 11pm.

IT’S STRANGE but many people actually think of and refer to Africa as if it were one country, not a continent of many and diverse nations.

JAKOB DYLAN, the son of the great Bob Dylan, and an acclaimed singer-songwriter in his own right, will make his Galway debut at the Róisín Dubh on Wednesday July 28 at 7.30pm.

The Journal of Music, the bimonthly music magazine published in An Spidéal, has won the 2010 Utne Independent Press Award for Arts Coverage - the first Irish magazine to win the award.

For 40 years Gerry McGuire Shoes has sought out and delivered the best in designer brands to the west of Ireland, so there is no need to travel for hours to find the special person in your life the perfect gift.

CAVA, THE popular Spanish restaurant on Dominick Street will be the setting for two poetry readings as part of this year’s Cúirt International Festival of Literature.