The Goop Lab review – so Gwyneth Paltrow doesn’t know what a vagina is
Like the star’s wellness brand, this whole show is a demented paean to self-indulgence. And for someone peddling health treatments, she seems alarmingly ignorant about anatomy
TV tonight: Prince Andrew’s accuser speaks out
Virginia Giuffre gives her first interview on British TV. Plus: the horrific effects of austerity on British children. Here’s what to watch this evening
‘We need more light’: the fight to change how police deal with mental illness
Nearly a quarter of police-related deaths in the US involve a mentally ill person – a new documentary follows two cops working to change methods of policing
Peter Adam obituary
Film-maker and television producer who made more than 100 documentaries on art and culture
‘She belongs to everyone’: Diane von Furstenberg’s Statue of Liberty documentary
Liberty: Mother of Exiles, starring the famed designer, traces the statue’s history, from its basis on a Muslim woman to its role in protest imagery
‘A defining story of our time’: the film-maker giving a face to family separation
In documentary Torn Apart, Ellen Goosenberg Kent tells the story of two mothers, detained from their children, seeking a better life in the US
Streaming: 50 years of the Troubles
Channel 4’s timely exploration of Northern Ireland on screen is a reminder of some fine films about the Troubles
Kathy Burke: ‘After I got sick, the toughest thing was what it did to my mental health’
The actor has made a documentary series about women’s lives today. She discusses power, single life and why being skinny didn’t make her happy
Ken Burns on America: ‘We’re a strange and complicated people’
Through war, baseball and music, Burns’ monumental TV documentaries have told the story of the USA – a mission he says is even more urgent in the age of ‘alternative facts’
Nick Fraser: ‘Documentaries can change the world’
As his book on the history of factual film is published, the former Storyville editor reveals his favourite docs and books
Streaming: Scorsese’s freewheeling Dylan doc
Martin Scorsese is in playful mode with Rolling Thunder Revue, an intimate portrait of a 1970s Bob Dylan tour
‘Mmmm, it was electrifying!’ Natalia Osipova on finding a perfect partner
As the explosively powerful dancer makes the leap into film, she talks about feeling bloodied and bruised by her latest work – and how loving her dogs helps her perform
Seven Up! reaches 63: ‘I started filming them when they were young. But we are like a family now’
George Jesse Turner tells of his 42 years behind the camera on the documentary series that has become a TV institution
John Howlett obituary
Other lives: Novelist, scriptwriter and biographer
‘Secrets will eat you up’ – inside the shocking Michael Jackson documentary
In a disturbing new documentary, two accusers share their stories of what they say happened to them at the hands at the world’s most famous pop star