‘I played a virgin running behind a man with a gun’: Jane Seymour on Bond, marriage and finding happiness
The actor discusses her breakthrough part in Live and Let Die, staying friends with her four ex-husbands and her new role as an action hero
Chest in show: Timothée Chalamet gives 2022’s Oscar red carpet its biggest fashion moment
What does it take to make an Oscars’ suit stand out? Choose any colour other than black (or lose your shirt)
Tones and I is not alone in wishing people would stop making a song about that tune
When music artists come to loathe their megahit, it’s a sure sign they’ve made it to the top of the pop industry
The unbearable rightness of being wrong: how do you admit fault in a post-shame world?
I’m not looking for a basic apology, I want the perfect apology – a mea culpa so good that everyone agrees I am an untouchable moral paragon
Meghan to host Spotify podcast on impact of stereotypes on women’s lives
Archetypes to launch later this year as part of multimillion-dollar deal between streaming service and Sussexes
Landline phones are back? I’m waiting for the apocalypse before I plug mine in again
Old-fashioned handsets are the latest big thing in the US. Does no one remember the constant ringing, ropey sound and nuisance calls, asks Guardian columnist Tim Dowling
Vampire appliances: the electronics sucking your wallet dry
Appliances left on standby account for almost a quarter of Britain’s electricity use. Turns out your gran was right to go around switching things off at the wall
Still sneaking your own snacks into the cinema? It’s time to think again
It’s official – you are allowed to take your own food and drinks into most cinema chains. But whether you should or not is a trickier question
Duty Free review – mother-love doc is a heartwarming dose of grit and sass
Sian-Pierre Regis begins filming his mother Rebecca at her lowest ebb, sacked and homeless at 75. But the tables turn for this woman of determination
‘I’m just surprised I still have a career’: Chloë Sevigny on hipsters, Hollywood, fame and family
The actor talks about being an indie icon, becoming a mother during lockdown and her joy at joining the second season of Russian Doll
Making dreams come true: inside the new age world of manifesting
Can hopes become reality just through the power of positive thinking? Yes, say the latest new age gurus and their – suggestible – audiences
Sunday with Les Dennis: ‘Popcorn and a lovely glass of wine’
The comic tells Rich Pelley about tidying the kitchen (but putting things in the wrong place), turning up for a gig a week early and earning his kids’ love with slow roast pork
Costa winner Hannah Lowe on the legacy of lockdown: my students write about feeling isolated and missing out
University is where young people transition into adulthood, but the poet and lecturer says the past two years have left many in her creative writing classes in limbo
Paris, 13th District review – Jacques Audiard’s sexy apartment-block anthology
Audiard brings his typical visual fluency to this entertaining collection of interlocking stories about characters hooking up in the 13th arrondissement
It happened to me: I accidentally attended a crypto bro dinner
At a Miami event, I found myself surrounded by a cult obsessed with minting bananas and trading Eth. Does it all mean anything?