Richard Godwin

On Dall-E, ChatGPT, and whether Generative AI spells the end of creativity as we know it.

Burned out? Join the club. How working us to exhaustion and beyond became the general condition of the global economy - and what to do about it

Research shows that working fewer hours can be far more productive. Richard Godwin clocks on to find out if it’s true

Men, Talking, about Women, Talking.

Why men are embracing extreme diets while women are rejecting them

Everything has its place at the dump, no matter how abject or broken.

The visionary singer and dancer on the body, pain, sensuality, stars - and learning to lighten up

You've had a busy year, I remark to Ellie Goulding, 36, as she catches her breath after a five-hour photoshoot. 'I've had a busy life,' she says pointedly, cracking open a peach-flavoured Hard Seltzer.

'People look at me like I have the answers to things. I don't.' After five decades on the big screen, Sigourney Weaver is showing no sign of slowing down, with four movies in the pipeline

The dawn of the obesity crisis coincides with the invention of snacking - which did not really exist as a concept before the food industry created it in the mid-20th century.

A paean to London's muck and grime

I first interviewed the disciplinarian educator Katharine Birbalsingh a decade ago - and we spent most of our time arguing. Has she mellowed now that she has her own school?

I spoke to Russian rapper FACE (aka Ivan Dryomin) on his opposition to Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine, the popularity of hip hop in Russia, and the authorities attempts to silence it

I spoke to Lorde about her third album Solar Power, childhood fame and how she is perfectly fine with being misunderstood

I interviewed the American actor on identity and persona for her film Passing. "We're all put into boxes that we don't fit into", she said.