Sweet Art Deal – Frank McNally on a surprising Irish contribution to the history of art
An Irishman’s Diary
M&C Saatchi co-founder quits days after profit warning amid accounting woes
House of Cards author Michael Dobbs will also step down from the agency’s board
M&C Saatchi shares sink on latest profit warning, accounting woes
Agency’s chief executive says ‘reduction in forecasts make for very difficult reading’
Four Weddings at 25: The film that gave us ‘That Dress’, that poem and Hugh Grant the star
Four Weddings and a Funeral was, for a while, the highest grossing British film of all time
As KLF they burned £1m. Now they’re firing bricks of human ashes
Dublin International Film Festival: Paul Duane’s What Time Is Death? charts Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty’s latest singular project
How Thomas Kaplan is using art as a weapon of war
US billionaire to loan three paintings to Dublin exhibition he financed research for
Yinka Shonibare: ‘I thought I was a republican until I went to Buckingham Palace’
The British-Nigerian artist’s work is laden with complex identity conundrums
Send in the lawyers: when artists won’t authenticate their work
The world of art authentication is a murky one and with hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of euro riding on the outcomes, is increasingly vexed by legal challenge
The paparazzi: snapshots of a controversial profession
Photographers in bushes. Celebrities complaining about privacy violation. Law suits against the media. Such is the world of some modern-day paparazzi, but it wasn’t always that way
No prosecution of Nigella Lawson over cocaine use
Further police activity may deter victims from being candid, say police
Cloudy with a chance of artistic smiley faces
Stuart Semple says creative therapy saved his life, and since then he has championed its cause, created a cracking body of work and taken on Charles Saatchi
Men need to step up to their role in Feminism 4.0
Gender equality cannot happen solely by women ‘leaning in’
Police inquiry into Nigella Lawson cocaine claims
TV chef admitted taking the drug during fraud trial involving former assistants
Sisters found not guilty in Nigella Lawson fraud trial
Former personal assistants were accused of £685,000 fraud
Jury retires in Saatchi assistant fraud case
Two sisters accused of defrauding £680,000 from art dealer and his wife Nigella Lawson
Saatchi ‘used trial to attack Lawson’, court told
Nigella Lawson’s evidence should be treated ‘with caution’, defence counsel tells jury
Former Lawson assistant ‘frequently’ found white powder
Francesca Grillo tells court it was ‘not my place’ to raise drug use with celebrity chef
Giving evidence against Saatchi ‘career suicide’
Former employee tells fraud trial those who speak up against the art dealer are ‘blackmarked’
Lawson and Saatchi accused by former assistant of lying
Fraud trial of Elisabetta Grillo and her sister Francesca continuing in London court
Former assistant to Nigella Lawson claims she saw evidence of regular drug use
Fraud trial of former employees of Lawson and Charles Saatchi continuing in London court
Nigella Lawson denies using trial for own ends
Celebrity chef accused of trying to ‘explain herself to the world press’
Nigella Lawson: ‘cocaine users do not look like this’
Celebrity chef says ‘if you want to put me on trial, put me on trial’ as she denies drug use
Lawson used cocaine but says addiction claims ‘ridiculous’
Celebrity chef took drug while feeling subject to ‘intimate terrorism’ by Charles Saatchi
Yearnalism: making a story out of nothingness
The type of celebrity we attach ourselves to actually says an awful lot about the prevailing culture of the time
Why are so many celebrities attracted to cocaine?
The fraud trial of Nigella Lawson’s former assistants has been overshadowed by allegations of her drug use
Saatchi tells court he still ‘adores’ Nigella Lawson
Art dealer says he was ‘very fond’ of sisters accused of spending £685,000 on themselves
Saatchi and Lawson considered credit card bills ‘trivial’
Fraud trial hears former assistants allegedly spent £685,000 on flights, taxis and clothes
Saatchi assistants complained they were ‘treated like slaves’
Millionaire art dealer due to give evidence in trial of women over alleged spending sprees
Nigella Lawson’s PAs spent £685,000 in ‘greedy free-for-all’, court told
Grillo sisters claim TV chef allowed them to spend freely on her ex-husband’s account because they knew of her drug use
Nigella Lawson took drugs, court told
Assistants to celebrity chef claim she was regular user of cocaine and other drugs
The power of the largest ad agency in the world
The merger of Omnicom and Publicis signals that advertising is now firmly in the business of Big Data
Nigella Lawson, husband confirm they are to divorce
Statement comes a month after photographs appeared showing Charles Saatchi with hands around wife’s throat
Saatchi and Nigella Lawson to divorce, report says
Art collector statement follows caution last month for assaulting his chef wife
When it comes to domestic abuse, we’re each just a raised fist away from being the typical victim
The pictures of Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson were disturbing. But so too was the public rush to judgment
Abuse of women usually happens behind closed doors, not in the full media glare
Many victims of violence are paralysed by fear
Charles Saatchi accepts caution for assaulting his wife, Nigella Lawson
Organisations helping domestic abuse victims report quadrupling of helpline calls
Charles Saatchi ‘admits Lawson assault’
Art collector accepts caution for assault of his wife Nigella Lawson at London police station
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