What’s so funny about getting an AI app to give you a roasting?
Roasting can be really brutal, but at least if we inflict it on ourselves, we can get ahead of the joke
On my radar: Mo Gilligan’s cultural highlights
The award-winning standup on Peckham superheroes, black boy joy and his favourite trainers
‘Plants are trying to kill you’: why carnivore influencers claim we should eat only meat
A growing crowd is hawking ‘beef lattes’ and chomping on sticks of butter, with some touting anti-vegetable conspiracy theories. Experts warn their diet is unsustainable
Why is dating app Feeld so popular? Fetishes and throuples are only part of the story
Established apps were taking attitudes to sex and love right back to the 1950s. Thank goodness for something less traditional, writes Zoe Williams
Don’t break the streak! How a daily ritual can enrich your life – or become an unhealthy obsession
Paulomi Debnath has shared a kiss with her husband every morning for 18 years. Ron Hill ran every day for more than 52 years. When does an enjoyable habit become a compulsion?
Brat summer to goth winter: Beetlejuice revival prompts sartorial spookiness
From the red carpet to M&S and Primark, ghoulish themes are set to take over our wardrobes
Sunday with Eddie Marsan: ‘My potatoes are legendary’
The actor talks about Motown and meditation, and divulges his secrets for really crispy, fluffy spuds
‘I wouldn’t dream of telling a stranger I hated their laugh’: how does it feel when your social media followers cross a line?
Sometimes being the subject of a ‘parasocial’ relationship can be positive. But then come the messages about my body, health or life choices … and it all gets a bit weird
April review – Dea Kulumbegashvili comes into her own with haunting abortion drama
Shocking violence is tempered by strange, silent sequences in a sophomore feature about an obstetrician under investigation, in which buried trauma has echoes of The Piano Teacher
YouTube to restrict teenagers’ exposure to videos about weight and fitness
Platform will ensure algorithms do not keep pushing similar content to young viewers, even though it does not breach guidelines
Yes, it sounds like a conspiracy theory. But maybe our phones really are listening to us
Big brands already know far too much about us. But Cox Media Group’s ‘Active Listening’ software adds a whole new layer of creepiness, writes Arwa Mahdawi
Furniture to assemble? There’s an app for that – because no one wants to do anything for themselves any more
We can now endlessly outsource our small tasks, from shopping to DIY. But I really would rather do them myself, says journalist Rachel Connolly
‘The new digital flex’: the airport tray trend stirring outrage and delight
High-end possessions artfully placed in grey plastic security trays are giving #foodstagram a run for its money
Why bother going on holiday when you can watch other people’s on social media?
I’ve discovered the perfect way to avoid the stress of travel, the mosquito bites and the overtourism. Plus, I can stay at home and tend my tomatoes while knowing I’m saving the planet, writes Emma Beddington
Babygirl review – Nicole Kidman overwhelmed by lust as CEO having torrid and toxic affair
Halina Reijn’s film about a company executive’s carnal adventure with her intern is expertly done but suspect at its core, despite Kidman’s bold performance