Rachel Helyer-Donaldson writes for The Week.co.uk about film and the arts. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, the Irish Independent, and the New Zealand Herald.
Did Queen guitarist use Olympics to make political statement about controversial badger cull?
Joely Richardson and Rhys Ifans's dazzle in Roland Emmerich's revisionist film about Shakespeare
Julian Assange says site has temporarily stopped publishing to fight ‘oppressive’ financial blockade and raise money
Critics underwhelmed by Bafta-winning film star’s performance in Death and the Maiden
Tory star slated on Twitter after saying it’s a deterrent even if innocent people get executed
Will Hollywood remake of 70s film and its questionable rape scene cause the same outcry 40 years on?
Ross also claims his phone was hacked and defends his big pay packet - ‘I was at the top of my game’
US billionaire tells White House to ‘stop coddling the super-rich’ and raise their taxes to cut America’s debts
Headline act at Spanish bullfighting event sees man gored to death
Obama administration accused of helping Bigelow’s Bin Laden film to boost 2012 election chances
Cankles and carrot-sticks: fashion followers pile in to @CondeElevator for insider’s look at US Vogue
Big Brother appearance would put even more pressure on her husband, Commons Speaker John Bercow
Anger at Mail columnist’s ‘crass’ famine trip has been harnessed on Twitter for East Africa charity
Eva Gabrielsson denies that Larsson had almost finished another Millennium book before he died
Dragons’ Den star has ‘Mel Gibson moment’ as he offers £50,000 for anyone who will break the arms of a stalker
Putin makes his remarks at pro-Kremlin youth camp between bouts of arm-wrestling and wall-climbing
Friends of Lana Clarkson warn of ‘serious consequences’ as Mirren turns up on set of Phil Spector trial movie
British PM leaves no tip after Tuscan waitress gives him the brush-off
Goodfellas star claims Gotti producers used his reputation to drum up publicity for the film
French trade minister warns foie gras ban will have ‘global repercussions’
Pages
For our newsletter
