Jon Hamm: ‘Therapy is like going to the dentist’

Jon Hamm’s life seemed to come apart just as his fame peaked. With Mad Men finished, he split with his partner and went into rehab. Now he’s back as a thief in Baby Driver. Sanjiv Bhattacharya joins him for lunch

Why I love… Robin Wright

Resolve, strength, practicality, vulnerability. It’s all there in her eyes, her jaw, her smile. It’s what makes her so compelling

Ackley Bridge is the latest school TV show, but which is best?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific concepts

The unmissable TV shows of summer 2017

Naomi Watts is a shrink in meltdown, William and Harry remember Diana – and Ed Sheeran feels the chill in Game of Thrones. It’s your complete summer TV and streaming guide

From House of Cards to Master of None: the best of film and TV streaming in Australia in June

A riot in Litchfield prison, a Quentin Tarantino marathon and the return of Agent Dale Cooper – here’s what to watch on streaming services this month

The NHS on screen: from Carry On Nurse to 28 Days Later

The health service is an election battleground, but on screen it has long united the nation through film and television’s ongoing love affair with the NHS

Hollywood and TV put the squeeze on UK’s low-budget film-makers

Small productions struggle to hit the big screen due to fashion for mega-budget TV dramas and risk-averse US studios focusing on superhero blockbusters

Robin Wright: ‘Trump – he took all House of Cards’ good ideas!’

As the steely First Lady in House of Cards and now a fearsome warrior in Wonder Woman, Robin Wright is having the time of her life playing powerful, ruthless women. She tells Alex Clark where it all went so right

Kaya Scodelario: ‘Nine times out of 10, my character is with a guy twice my age’

She’s gone from teenage tearaway in TV’s Skins to working with Johnny Depp in the latest Pirates of the Caribbean film – but, she says, filming wasn’t all swashbuckling fun and games• Plus: Rebecca Nicholson looks at what other Skins alumni have gone on to do

40 years of Star Wars – why the blockbuster saga is the greatest soap opera in the galaxy

With an evil father, a love triangle and a servant class, the George Lucas universe is full of melodramatic tropes – and there’s no sign that the storylines are running out

‘I’m not good at doing what I’m told’: meet real-life Girlboss Sophia Amoruso

The ‘Cinderella of tech’ on fashion, feminism - and why the new Netflix series based on her life isn’t all fact

What Facebook Knows About You review – start panicking now!

The BBC’s latest Panorama asks whether it’s time to regulate Mark Zuckerberg’s cultish dotcom. Plus, laddish app comedy Loaded soars when the women join in

Charlotte Riley: ‘My family all howled about a woman from Teesside playing Kate Middleton’

The actor on her new royal role, juggling childcare and work, and her husband Tom Hardy’s dog fixation

Johnny Harris on Jawbone: ‘The film was always going to be about boxing and addiction’

Having made his name playing menacing monsters in This is England and London to Brighton, the actor has written a raw drama starring Ray Winstone and Ian McShane, inspired by his earlier life

Friends reunited: what a cast reunion photo really says

From The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air to Friends, a body language expert wades in on what TV show reunion snaps can truly reveal