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On what is known as the International Day of Happiness, Fifty Shades fans were treated to news about the official release dates on our very own copies of Fifty Shades Darker while international release dates will be posted soon!

The Digital HD release has been set for April 25th, 2017 while the Blu-Ray & DVD and exclusively Blu-Ray copies have a release date of May 9th, 2017. But that’s not all we know! We’ve also been granted access to what bonus features will be included as well as the official box art for the unrated version!

The news was shared today across social media platforms in the new Home Entertainment Trailer, which offered a glimpse into some of the extras and behind the scenes takes we can anticipate seeing on the DVD, Blu-ray and Digital HD releases!

An entire list of what you can expect on the DVD & Blu-ray and exclusively Blu-ray copies are listed below. Mark your calendars because things are staying Darker for a little while longer!

Be sure to to pre-order both your DVD & Blu-ray and exclusively Blu-ray copies by clicking here. And maybe an extra set for both. Because, why not?

Yesterday was St. Patrick’s Day and while we’re all probably recovering from some pretty brutal hangovers, Jamie Dornan may have a few Irish terms for the way you were more than likely feeling last night.

Dornan made a cameo on Jimmy Kimmel Live Thursday night where he sat in a bar, drinking a beer and shared some of (Northern) Ireland’s slang terms for the word ‘drunk.’ While there are some we’ve both said and heard of before, Dornan highlights some very unorthodox, potty-mouthed terms that even he has a hard time saying with a straight face. He gives up a few giggles and some pretty awesome facial expressions which make the video everything we could have asked for in celebration of Dornan’s Irish heritage.

You can view all of Jamie’s 41 Irish Terms For Drunk – words – and his epic facial expressions in screencaps available in the gallery.

We’ve finally managed to spend some time with Dr. Pascal and capture Jamie in his role for Liz Jensen’s pshychological thriller, The 9th Life of Louis Drax.

Take a walk through the gallery and enjoy a plethora of frames of the film by clicking the thumbnails below.

Jamie Dornan and some of his most impressive work from last year lead a pack of nominations at this years IFTA Film & Drama Awards, scheduled to take place in Dublin, Ireland on April 8.

The Siege of Jadotville, a true story based on Irish UN troops in 1961 sent on a peace keeping mission in the Kongo at the height of the cold war, is nominated for an outstanding seven awards while BBC Drama The Fall, in which Dornan plays serial killer Paul Spector, is nominated for two. Jamie himself snagged the nomination for Actor in a Leading Role – Film for his portrayal of Commandant Pat Quinlan in Netflix’s Jadotville. Production, visual, score and Jadotville co-Star Jason O’Mara also received nominations, which we’ve listed below.

The IFTA’s are scheduled to take place at the Round Room in the Mansion House in Dublin, Ireland on Saturday April 8th, 2017. With no word yet on whether Jamie will attend, he has in the past (and won) and we’re optimistic he will again this year.

IFTA FILM & DRAMA AWARDS 2017 – NOMINEES

ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE – FILM
JAMIE DORNAN, THE SIEGE OF JADOTVILLE

FEATURE FILM:
THE SIEGE OF JADOTVILLE

DIRECTOR FILM:
RICHIE SMYTH, THE SIEGE OF JADOTVILLE

SCRIPTWRITER FILM:
KEVIN BRODBIN, THE SIEGE OF JADOTVILLE

ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE – FILM:
JASON O’MARA, THE SIEGE OF JADOTVILLE

SOUND:
THE SIEGE OF JADOTVILLE

VISUAL EFFECTS:
THE SIEGE OF JADOTVILLE

DRAMA:
THE FALL SEASON 3

ORIGINAL SCORE:
DAVID HOLMES, THE FALL