Notebook

Notebook - Rosie Millard on wall art

• 02 February 2004

Tate Modern's solution to a 20-storey tower on its doorstep? Build a 6ft-high concrete wall

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 26 January 2004

I thought my Bruges breakfast was something unique - as great as the matchless art

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 19 January 2004

These days, famous actors have so much personal baggage that they need a virtual luggage trolley on set

Theatre

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 12 January 2004

Henry IV is a four-hour meditation on leadership, and the contemporary parallels aren't lost on its American audience

Notebook - Rosie Millard on friends reunited

• 05 January 2004

"I hate being cold. And I'm not that keen on mountains," admits Minghella at the Cold Mountain PR junket

Notebook - Rosie Millard on the top of the tree

• 15 December 2003

If the Bible hadn't mentioned angels, artists would have had to invent them. They are so handy

Rosie Millard on painting by numbers

• 08 December 2003

The latest ingenious fundraising idea - school art auctions including work by pupils and Turner Prize winners

Theatre

Notebook - Rosie Millard is shell shocked

• 01 December 2003

Shell's Storm is about convincing people that wind power is beautiful, arty and fun. It's artistic, but it ain't art

Rosie Millard - All you need is love

• 24 November 2003

An interview with Richard Curtis is like a warm soak in something delicious. The same cannot be said of Tarantino

Notebook - Rosie Millard

• 17 November 2003

For the opening of Gehry's Disney Hall, the Hollywood aristocracy turned out in force