Fly me to the moon: the best ways to mark the Apollo 11 anniversary
From great exhibitions and books to lunar festivals, our guide to the best celebrations of 50 years since the moon landing
Women are happier without children or a spouse, says happiness expert
Behavioural scientist Paul Dolan says traditional markers of success no longer apply
Jo Brand says #MeToo is ‘something we need to keep pushing at’
Speaking at Hay festival, comedian recalls a charity event where a man forced his tongue into her mouth
The book that changed my mind: Matt Haig, Emily Maitlis and more share their picks
As the Hay festival begins, authors reveal the books that have transformed the way they think
Wounds review – crassly unsubtle mobile-phone horror
Armie Hammer is a New Orleans bartender sucked through a cosmic portal in a J-horror-influenced misfire by Under the Shadow’s Babak Anvari
Millennial angst to facing down the Four Horsemen: what we learned at Sydney writers’ festival
George Saunders explained why Twitter is toxic, sound bleed suppressed a session on suppression orders, and audience members nearly came to blows
It could happen anywhere: Anabel Hernández reflects on Mexico’s 43 missing students
The journalist whose intrepid investigation exposed evidence of systemic corruption talks about why the notorious case should be a warning for all
25 spring culture highlights
Bridget Riley in Scotland, the return of Killing Eve, the Spice Girls on tour… our critics preview the new season in the arts
Okwui Enwezor: the Nigerian who confronted the European art canon
The curator, who has died aged 55, was the only person to curate both the Venice Biennale and Documenta, helped redefine what African art could be and provided a platform for the likes of Steve McQueen
Osher Günsberg: the TV host on anxiety, dating and if there’ll be a gay Bachelor
After years on reality TV helping contestants through vulnerable moments, The Bachelor host tells Brigid Delaney about his own experiences of opening up
‘Identity is a pain in the arse’: Zadie Smith on political correctness
At Hay Cartagena festival author questions role of social media in policing personal development
Native Son review – Ashton Sanders dominates darkly compelling adaptation
Richard Wright’s controversial novel gets a haunting contemporary update that boasts another lingering performance from the Moonlight breakout
Authors boycott UAE book festival over Matthew Hedges jailing
Historian Antony Beevor and journalist Frank Gardner among several authors to announce they will not attend the Dubai Lit Fest in protest
Stephen Fry pronounces the death of classical liberalism: ‘We are irrelevant and outdated bystanders’
He wasn’t the only one, as the Festival of Dangerous Ideas contemplated the rapid changes in contemporary politics
How to collect photography, by Laura Noble
The gallery director offers tips on refining your taste, finding gems and spotting emerging talent