Fill the Void – review

Set in Tel Aviv, this is an intriguing story about a Jewish family and the cult of marriage, writes Peter Bradshaw

David Furnish: an unlikely activist

As the foil to husband Elton John's famous tantrums, David Furnish was always the quiet one. But his Aids campaigning has given him a new voice. He talks to Decca Aitkenhead about married life, fathering children and why everyone should get an HIV test

My commune childhood in Austria: I grew up to believe love was bad

Paul-Julien Robert was born into a free-love commune, where possessions and childcare were communal and family relationships weren't allowed. He explores his upbringing and the idea of family in a documentary film, for which he's just won a major award. Despina Ladi meets him

Why date nights are becoming an official issue

Norwegian minister Solveig Horne says couples should schedule nights of pre-planned romance to stem the tide of divorces, in a policy she admits was inspired by the Steve Carrell/Tina Fey movie

Joan Collins: My family values

The actress talks about her showbusiness family, her five husbands and why she never ignores her sister Jackie's advice. Interview by Angela Wintle

Mia Farrow: a vivid life always lived in the spotlight

Profile: The Hollywood star is always headline news – for her movies, relationships and extendend family. And her latest claims about the paternity of her son have reopened the bitter wounds from her split from Woody Allen

Jack Davenport: My family values

The actor talks about his 'Good Life' early in Ibiza and Suffolk, being the child of actors and his much missed grandmother. Interview by Vicki Power

Anthony Bourdain: My family values

The chef and author of Kitchen Confidential talks about growing up in a stable New Jersey home, where his parents taught him to love music and film. But then he became a 10-year-old druggie rebel. Interview by Britt Collins

Jane Seymour: My family values

The actor talks about her 'culturally spectacular upbringing', how she never refers to her children as stepchildren and the joy of being a grandmother. By Elaine Lipworth

Petula Clark: My family values

At 80, the singer recalls learning Welsh so she could talk to her grandparents and the difficulties of being a child star whose father was also her manager. Interview by Busola Evans

Cats on a plane

Britt Collins and her husband adore their feline family, so when they moved to Los Angeles, the cats had to go too. Not the easiest journey to make ...