We have more data on ourselves than ever before. But can we really track our way into happiness?

Self-tracking is regularly promoted as a way toward self-improvement. But life is not a mathematical problem waiting to be solved

Which celebrities are lying about their height? This website’s done the research

On Celebheights.com, thousands of users measure the statures of the rich and famous. The methods are scientific and the debates are fiery

Four Mothers review – a put-upon writer is run ragged in Irish comedy charmer

James McArdle plays a novelist whose care-giving duties are suddenly expanded in this nicely acerbic remake of Italian hit Mid-August Lunch

I can’t delete WhatsApp’s new AI tool. But I’ll use it over my dead body

The blue-and-purple hoop is supposedly there to answer questions that arise in chats, but it’s a slippery slope from providing bus times to annihilating the human race, writes Polly Hudson

Last Swim review – rising star Deba Hekmat is magnetic in exam results day drama

A top student’s A-level celebrations are overshadowed by bad news in Sasha Nathwani’s Berlinale prize-winning British film

Sebastian review – tender, thoughtful sexual odyssey

A young writer who becomes a London sex worker for the sake of his art gets much more than he bargained for

A Matter of Life and Death – a delightful adaptation of Powell and Pressburger’s all-time classic

Grounding fantasy in emotional reality, director Theresa Heskins and her joyous 14-strong ensemble make the David Niven-starring film fly on stage

Mr Burton review – Toby Jones excels as Richard Burton’s inspirational teacher in drab biopic

Jones plays the schoolmaster who spotted the Welsh actor’s raw potential in Marc Evans’s sluggish drama

‘I always thought it would be amazing to be the first person to play a role’: Ewan McGregor on his return to the UK stage

As the star teams up with director Michael Grandage for his first West End part in 17 years, the pair discuss the thrill of putting on a new play, how it updates Ibsen for our times – and a Trainspotting-esque toilet encounter in Russia

Disney’s Snow White had higher carbon emissions than the latest Fast & Furious film

The film, combined with The Little Mermaid, created more carbon emissions than some major airports do in a year

Orange Juice? Keir Starmer is on the Kool-Aid

Instead of standing up to Trump, the PM is encouraging people who want to destroy our values to come and do it in our country at reduced tax rates

Ed Atkins review – a portrait of the artist in turmoil

From digital avatars in limbo or distress to a poignant reliving of his father’s last days, the artist seeks to ‘reimagine life’s chaos’

‘Profiting from misery’: how TikTok makes money from child begging livestreams

Exploitation fears as people in extreme poverty perform stunts and beg for virtual gifts

What we should be talking about when we see Snow White

Snow White has sparked outrage across the board, but why is no one worried about its messaging on beauty?

Death of a Unicorn review – Jenna Ortega shines in B-movie-style satire on big pharma

Murderous unicorns run amok in Alex Scharfman’s gory American horror that gleefully embraces a lo-fi aesthetic but lacks sufficient bite