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She became world famous with Basic Instinct and Casino. Then she had a near fatal brain bleed. The actor and artist discusses strength, survival, being upskirted on set, her violent run-ins with Harvey Weinstein and the performances she’s most proud of.

Experts on condition affecting millions of people in UK give cautious welcome to findings but say more research needed.

Two months after my single mastectomy, I felt sore, sad and scarred. Looking for a suitable bra, I became completely overwhelmed.

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

Want to be healthier and happier, without spending hours slogging away in the gym? The answer could be a state just above total inactivity.

These 16 psychologically probing questions will reveal if you’re at the cutting edge of fashion, food, culture and more.

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

The comedian on his sickly childhood, what made him leave his home town and his Matilda-induced anxiety.

You don’t need to love your scar to feel confident – but you can retrain your brain to care about it less.

Do things look duller? As we age, the way we see the world can change – literally.

Wildfire smoke is linked to health issues like heart attacks and strokes. Research is helping us understand its impacts on our wellbeing.

Celebrities have been sporting them on walks and influencers are peddling them on TikTok – what are they and what are the benefits?

My patient Betsy Lewis has found the balance in which we neither welcome death nor push it away – and still celebrates her life while she can.

Here’s what you need to know about the supplements, procedures and hacks everyone’s discussing.

What’s most important about hearing health how it helps people stay engaged, say experts – here’s how to support it.

Experts weigh in on how to best protect your gut – and yourself – when you hit the road.

It’s tempting to imagine what we might have done differently. But, as Diana Nyad says: ‘We earn our wisdom’.

New research has shed light on the psychology of ‘self-invitation’, and why people hold back from asking to join others’ plans.

If ‘giving up’ doesn’t sit right, try thinking about it as getting something back: time, money, energy.

Cooking at home tends to be healthier and cheaper than eating out or ordering in. So how does one start cooking? We asked the experts.

Anger is rarely thought of as positive – but the emotion itself exists to protect us, says author of Good Anger, Sam Parker.

Today’s septuagenarians are different from the ones who came before, becoming grandparents and retiring later.

Meditation isn’t about perfectionism or blocking thoughts, experts say – the goal is to develop ‘a balanced awareness’.

Weed is becoming more mainstream, with more people exclusively using cannabis products – here’s what you need to know about being ‘California sober’.

A 2018 study found people who ate a variety of plant foods, like fruits, vegetables and whole grains, had better gut health – so I gave it a go.

Vibram’s toe-spreading styles are the ubiquitous side of a trend that can be traced back to 15th-century Japan.

American Eagle’s Sydney Sweeney ad is the latest in a long line of provocative campaigns striving to ‘cut through’.

Now in its 10th year, Country to Couture’s annual showcase of Indigenous art and apparel has carved its own niche within Australian fashion.

Footwear firm warns of falling sales because of global trade uncertainty and ‘super-cautious’ US consumers.

In an industry dominated by male creative directors, a quiet shift is taking place in Copenhagen, where women are not only leading labels but redefining what success looks like.

Malyangapa Barkindji woman Cleonie Quayle one of seven winners at awards in Darwin.

There’s no pressure, no expectations … and if you want to try something a little out-there, well, go nuts.

A friend’s melanoma diagnosis reminded me of the importance of regularly examining your moles – and always wearing sunscreen.

Darn Tough Socks promises they’ll ship you another pair for free if they wear out – and after putting their socks to the test, I can guarantee they’re durable.

A fruity stew topped with something akin to a crumble dumpling, the cobbler is a beloved specialty of the southern US – but whose version will make it to your table?

A luxurious nut and pear lolly, plus a rhubarb sorbet packed with sweet-sour flavour.

A big show-off cake made for celebrations and indulgence.

Juicy and flavoursome, Tesco Finest boneless chicken thighs are skewered, grilled and brushed with a punchy, spicy buffalo sauce – perfect for a summer barbecue.

The famous science communicator is planning to release a chatbot designed to answer questions about the climate crisis. Can it work?

Experts working to benchmark resource use of AI models say new version’s enhanced capabilities come at a steep cost.

People in Gaza use Bluesky to crowdfund for milk and diapers – repeated deletion of their profiles has spawned a guerrilla verification squad.

Artists and designers from across Australia gathered in Larrakia country (Darwin) for Country to Couture’s 10th anniversary. Across two sold-out runway shows, Threads of Country and Rising Colours, more than 80 creatives were featured in the 22 collections, spanning textiles, accessories and wearable art.

Maybe you’re skipping the dishes and heading out for dinner. Or packing for a holiday with a big alfresco menu. Here are three ways to make getting dressed a doddle.

From mature woodlands to wetlands and wildlife ponds to snowdrop and daffodil dells.

Will you be roaring for England’s Lionesses or Spain’s La Roja? Whatever side you’re on, make sure you choose a winning look.

Well crafted family homes, a beach house that invites the outside in and a stunning concrete bunker in a high-risk fire zone are just some of the winners in the 2025 Victorian Architecture awards’ category for new residential properties, presented on 27 June. Hamish Lyon, chair of juries, says these homes represent ‘thoughtful architecture working with its environment’.

The festival’s hedonistic late night area has been reimagined as an eco-conscious wonderland. David Levene went for an exclusive early look.

Whether you’ve got tickets for Centre Court or just heading to The Hill, you’ll look like a winner in these sporty-inspired shapes and smmer accessories.

Daytrippers unite! Whether you’re heading to Whitby, North Berwick or Brighton, here are three beach-ready outfits (swimwear included).

Stylish attenders of the RA’s summer soiree talk us through their outfits and what they are hoping to get out of the exhibition.