Elizabeth Renzetti
Elizabeth Renzetti has worked at The Globe and Mail as a columnist, reporter, and editor of the Books and Review sections. She is currently a member of the Globe's London bureau and The Globe and Mail's European arts correspondent.
England’s wannabe WAGs are having a very foul week
Their dream - to meet a Premier League player, fall in love, and end up holding a fuchsia-themed wedding
The play’s the thing – or is the playwright?
Antonia Fraser's book about her late husband Harold Pinter is shattering a few myths
Let the cougars roam free
Older women, younger men. The dirty secret is that they've got it made
London musical satirizes terror threat
What happens when reality outstrips satire? Jihad! The Musical
Italy's reality is a vita not so dolce
Forget Nine. The Tuscan sun shines only in our dreams
Pam Anderson's London invasion
Ticket sales aren't the only thing soaring at Pammy's Xmas panto
In our own image, but made of Lego
Those little plastic bricks have a myriad of uses, from guns to metaphors
Damien Hirst: counting on our thick skulls to sell art
Bad-boy artist cashes in on our denial of mortality
In Roald Dahl's curmudgeon's cave
Elizabeth Renzetti visits the habitat of a children's author who saw adults for what they are: the enemy
Today's pretty woman? She's a summa cum hottie
We have a strange obsession with glamorous pop-culture prostitutes when the reality is quite different