“What was Voltaire like in bed...?”

The women fighting fake news What's fuelling the spread of conspiracy theories and made-up news stories? When Marianna Spring, the BBC’s specialist disinformation reporter, first saw the picture of a...

Rekindling the flame of romance is accepted and often celebrated. Perhaps broken friendships can be repaired too.

McCurdy is bravely shedding the misplaced shame that so many victims feel.

In a trove of never-published archival material, their fraught relationship comes to electrifying life.

The Booker Prize-shortlisted author talks about collaborating with Proenza Schouler, her passion for vintage and the role clothing plays in her storytelling

From hen dos to hangouts, maintaining our friendships is more expensive than ever.

After a career stalking down the darker corridors of human complexity, the actress calls her old friend, Julia Roberts, who helps her grapple with the answer.

“Now it’s time to take action” Tackling street harassment is long overdue, says Helen Mirren Helen Mirren was 13 years old when she was first sexually harassed in public; alone on a train carriage...

A diabetes miracle drug has become an off-label appetite suppressant, changing the definition of being thin and what it takes to get there.

It’s brutal out there.

Breathwork, tantra and gut health – oh my!

A lawyer shares her perspective on new year relationship breakdowns.

Five years after her last acting role, the double Oscar-winner is back with Hotel Artemis. She talks about always playing tough characters, the lack of roles for older women and her friendship with...

A rare glimpse into the mind of a new mum.

Since her death, Ephron has become a symbol of sappy romance. But her real subject was how words could bring people together—or drive them apart.

The dealer has been so successful selling art to masters of the universe that he has become one of them.

"Saturn's methods are often aggressive, ruthless even."

You’ll never look a bald man the same way again

“When I first heard about Barbie I had no interest in seeing it. Now I want to because it’s everywhere.”

“She’s not Bridget Jones,” says the author of 2019’s must-read book. “She could never be.”

“You’ve got to push what you want out into the universe,” explains Daisy Ridley.

She was once dismissed as ‘the crackpot countess’. Today, her psychedelic reality is starting to make sense

For most of my life, people-pleasing was my safe space

The writer Joanna Cannon shares her journey.

I don’t know if I’ll be able to afford to have a child

Janet Malcolm on the understated designs of Eileen Fisher. “I joined a growing cadre of women who regularly shop at Eileen Fisher and form a kind of cult of the interestingly plain.”

Tickets started at £1000 for access to crystal beds, reiki and Gwyneth herself...

One woman explores her memories of a former boss through the lens of #MeToo.

The moon is shining brightly on the wellness industry in 2020.

15 things we love in her inimitable SoHo loft.

At Dana Brown’s book party for Dilettante, Carter came out as pro-union and said he wouldn’t have let Will Smith into his Oscars after-party.

For writer Nell Frizzell, it transformed their relationship.