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
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
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
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
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
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
Sean O'Hagan: Love and hope are set against pain and frustration in The Distance Between Us, a still film collating Christopher Capozziello's studies of his twin's struggle with disability
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 ...
The comedian, now starring in Despicable Me 2, talks about how proud his parents are of his success and growing up as the youngest of four brothers. Interview by Elaine Lipworth
When Sarah Polley decided to make a documentary about the mother she lost as a girl, she had no idea of the extraordinary family secret she would unearth. She talks to Kate Kellaway
Kate Winslet and Ned Rocknroll are expecting a baby. With a surname like that, they need to choose a strong first name. Here are our suggestions – share yours below