‘Pimps’ use Instagram to glorify sexual violence and abuse, investigation finds
Exclusive: Meta to block search access to 350,000 posts using hashtags associated with Guardian investigation
UK academic’s Wikipedia project raises profile of women around the world
Lucy Moore has created a page for at least one woman from every country in the world for the online encyclopedia
Our Body review – a brave, unblinking, hospital’s-eye view of women’s health
Documentarist Claire Simon films women, including herself, receiving care in a women’s health, obstetrics and gynaecology ward at a Parisian hospital
After Death review – swirly-whirly visions of post-demise Jesus, heaven and hell
Doc wherein mainly white Christian men recount their stories, set to dramatic music, and slathered with trippy animations
Tired of the doom-scroll? This is how to find the kinder, more uplifting side of the internet
It is easy to see the world in a pessimistic light, but by tapping into our innate generosity we have the power to change it, says Chris Anderson, the head of TED
Stuntwomen review – real all-action movie-set heroes tell their bruising stories
Elena Avdija’s revelatory and nuanced documentary shines a light on the incredibly brave performers who face physical and emotional battles on and off screen
Arnie, Dolph and me: Musclebound, the show working out pleasure, pain and bodybuilding
Growing up, Rosy Carrick was fascinated by Schwarzenegger, Lundgren and other shredded 80s screen stars. Now she is exploring what they helped her realise about her sex life
Among the Trolls by Marianna Spring review – into the cesspit of online hatred
An unflinching exploration of conspiracy theories and their knock-on effects also makes heroic attempts to understand the people behind them
Banning phones in schools is just another ploy to distract us
We need nuance and empathy in addressing this complex issue, writes Eva Wiseman
What’s up with Generation Z?
Is the reported rise in mental illness among under-25s down to more awareness and less stigma – or is something truly amiss with young people? We ask therapists, academics and survivors
Make coffee. Shower. Clean the loo. In an age of choice, rituals are the key to happiness
Wim Wenders’ film Perfect Days is on to something with its depiction of main character Hirayama’s calm, habitual life
‘He checks in on me more than my friends and family’: can AI therapists do better than the real thing?
It’s cheap, quick and available 24/7, but is a chatbot therapist really the right tool to tackle complex emotional needs?
How positive male role models are detoxifying the social media ‘manosphere’
Influencers advocating for mental health, self-love and parenting are reclaiming the space from Andrew Tate and his ilk
‘There are some really extreme views’: young people face onslaught of misogyny online
Young men and women share their experiences of divisive and hateful content clogging up their feeds
Tech bros need to realise deepfake porn ruins lives – and the law has to catch up
Taylor Swift is just one of countless victims of deepfake videos. Firms feeding off this abuse should pay for the harm they cause