The meaning of Victoria Beckham’s Twitter signoff

The celebrity fashion designer closes her tweets with the phrase: 'In love and light'

Blogs on togs

With online fashion diaries, celebrities are allowing us intimate access to their lives and wardrobes. But what is in it for them? And how far will the trend for style voyeurism go?

Noises off: would you pay $125 to hear just 65 minutes of Stephen Sondheim?

Chris Wilkinson: A birthday tribute to the composer was cut short for commercial reasons. So is private funding worth the toll it exacts on the arts?

Now Berlusconi wants to censor bloggers as well as journalists

Not content with trying to restrict the newspapers he doesn't control, Italy's prime minister Silvio Berlusconi is now attempting to interfere with the freedom of bloggers and the users of social networking sites

Noises off: Is British theatre too arrogant?

Chris Wilkinson: It's about time that Brits got taken down a peg or two, argues one American blogger. But rotten drama remains readily available on both sides of the pond

Courtney Love’s bizarre style blog

The Hole singer's archive of fashionable thoughts and photographs is certainly a strange read

This isn’t the first time Seed has sacrificed editorial independence

Journalist Gaia Vince recalls how Seed magazine, owner of ScienceBlogs, spiked one of her articles because it was critical of a potential advertiser

Have we forgotten the joys of music blogging?

Sian Rowe: The launch of Pitchfork's Altered Zones was met with derision from bloggers sniping about 'traffic-driving ad revenues'. Whatever happened to just discovering new music for fun?

Noises off: Village gossip and questions of privacy

Chris Wilkinson: When a blog published the 'private' email of an actor slating his own show, Octoroon, it sparked a furious online debate

Noises off: Sense and sensitivity to criticism

Chris Wilkinson: Artists have the right to respond to those who judge their work, but they should be careful how they do so, as events this week illustrated

Noises off: Regional theatre bloggers – stand up and be counted

Chris Wilkinson: From Scotland to south Wales, bloggers are doing a brilliant job of covering theatre in their area. But there's always room for more