BOYZONE: NO MATTER WHAT It's an age old story - pop impresarios working boy or girl bands to the bone and squeezing every drop of cash from them with little regard for their mental health. However few documentaries have been as raw in the way they expose the damage done as Sky Documentaries' 'Boyzone: No Matter What'. As boy bands go, Dublin five piece Boyzone were nothing special - filling a gap in the 1990s as an alternative to Take That with mostly bland cover versions of pop standards. However Sophie Oliver's documentary is anything but bland, revealing a group that was cynically media managed by Louis Walsh with little care for the damage it was doing to his charges. The four surviving members of the group - Ronan Keating, Shane Lynch, Keith Duffy and Mikey Graham - speak with refreshing honesty about the highs and lows of being in Boyzone, the snubs, the desperate ambition, the jealousies, the media exploitation and the heartache of losing fellow member Stephe...