Novelists who take on another writer's characters, with guests including PD James.
John Wilson talks to singers Tony Bennett, Johnny Mathis, Jack Jones, Bruce Forsyth.
Novelists from India and Pakistan on writing about profound social and political shifts.
Mark Lawson talks to singers Joseph Calleja, Ian Bostridge, Mark Padmore and Iestyn Davies
Mark Lawson unwraps more new interviews with arts headline-makers of 2011.
Mark Lawson unwraps a selection of new interviews with the arts headline-makers of 2011.
Paul Merton on the Artist; Adele's producer Paul Epworth; new neon artwork for Salford.
Michelle Yeoh on The Lady; book cover design in the digital age; music picks of 2011.
Interview with Jennifer Saunders and the verdict on the latest Mission: Impossible film.
Former Python Terry Jones; young James Herriot and Morse on TV; old carols in new clothes.
David Fincher on The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo; crime book round-up; Vikram Seth.
John Wilson interviews Simon Schama on government art; panto first-timers; Fiona Banner.
Mark Lawson meets David Jason and reviews Robert Downey Jr. as Sherlock Holmes.
Meryl Streep on playing Margaret Thatcher; the pick of books for children.
Comedy DVD round-up; Sophie Okonedo in Haunted Child; artist Graham Sutherland reassessed.
Kirsty Lang with Annie Lennox; Nick Park on his new music video; The Ladykillers reviewed.
Mark Lawson with songwriter Carole King; author Don DeLillo; Eddie Redmayne as Richard II.
Amy Winehouse's posthumous CD; Brian Sewell on his memoirs; New Year's Eve reviewed.
Mark Lawson talks to John Cleese about his career, from Monty Python to his Alimony Tour.
The Heart of Robin Hood at the RSC; Tracy Chevalier and Joanna Trollope.
Kirsty Lang talks to Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz and reviews the film The Big Year.
Mark Lawson reviews Lenny Henry in The Comedy of Errors, and meets Rob Brydon.
Ricky Gervais on Life's Too Short and Wayne McGregor on his new dance work.
Mark Lawson on Martin Scorsese's new film; news of the Sports Book of the Year winner.
Shakespeare Folio Thefts; Desperate Scousewives reviewed.
The film The Deep Blue Sea, based Terence Rattigan's play; John Craven on Newsround at 40.
John Wilson reviews the film Moneyball, starring Brad Pitt as an underdog baseball manager
John Wilson meets Kate Bush as she releases a new album of songs inspired by snow.
With Kirsty Lang, including Gillian Slovo on her play The Riots; WWII film Resistance.
Kirsty Lang meets the comedian, pianist and composer Tim Minchin; Rihanna reassessed.
The Killing returns for a second series; comedian Sean Hughes reflects on death.
Robert Lindsay and Joanna Lumley on stage; and Ugly Betty's America Ferrera.
Terence Conran at 80; news of the shortlists for the Costa Book Awards.
Neil LaBute on his new play with Billie Piper; Ian Rankin on undercover TV shows.
Kirsty Lang reviews the new TV drama series Pan Am, and meets baritone Simon Keenlyside.
Mark Lawson reviews a new production of Hamlet starring Michael Sheen.
John Wilson reviews Rum Diary and talks to legendary music producer Nile Rodgers.
Mark Lawson reviews the Leonardo da Vinci exhibition and talks to tenor Joseph Calleja.
Mark Lawson reviews the new film of Wuthering Heights and talks to writer Peter James.
REM interviewed; London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic posters revealed.
Anthony Horowitz on writing a new Sherlock Holmes story; Skyfall - the next James Bond.
PD James, cellist Steven Isserlis, and new play Collaborators, with Simon Russell Beale.
In Time reviewed; David Bowie in the 1970s; how singers can protect their voices.
Ronan Bennett on his new TV drama Top Boy, and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Kirsty Lang talks to cellist Yo-Yo Ma and novelist Emma Donoghue.
Actor Gerard Butler, star of the film Machine Gun Preacher; Kate Prince of Zoo Nation.
Jeanette Winterson on her new memoir; David Attenborough on Frozen Planet.
Kirsty Lang meets the Italian writer Umberto Eco, as he publishes a new novel.
Mark Lawson talks to Stephan Solzhenitsyn about his father's life and legacy.
John Wilson reviews Spielberg's Tintin and talks to Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys.
John Wilson meets the musician Peter Gabriel, and reassesses the art of Edward Burra.
Mark Lawson interviews Thandie Newton; Romola Garai reviews an exhibition of actresses.
Sir Terry Pratchett on his 50th book, actor Mark Rylance and the film Contagion reviewed.
Lynne Ramsay on directing We Need To Talk About Kevin; Sir Cameron Mackintosh at 65.
Tamsin Greig on her latest stage role; Holy Flying Circus - a TV drama about Monty Python.
Nicky Wire of Manic Street Preachers; Simon Mayo and Mark Watson on marathon shows.
John Wilson meets Noel Gallagher, as he prepares to release his first solo album.
Steve Coogan on Alan Partridge's memoirs; Australian film Sleeping Beauty reviewed.
Turner Prize nominee Tacita Dean on her Tate Modern Turbine Hall commission.
Orlando Bloom on The Three Musketeers and Tracy Chevalier on Vermeer.
Des O'Connor back on stage, and Vanessa Redgrave in Driving Miss Daisy.
Kenneth Branagh reflects on his career, as he returns to the stage in his native Belfast.
John Wilson meets legendary singer Johnny Mathis; and photographer David Bailey.
Rowan Atkinson on Johnny English Reborn; Claire Tomalin on the life of Charles Dickens.
Mark Lawson meets the Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy, as she publishes a new collection.
With Mark Lawson. Actor James Corden on his memoirs; the musical Rock of Ages reviewed.
Mark Lawson reviews the new Lars von Trier film Melancholia, and meets writer Lee Child.
Mark Lawson talks to actor Tim Pigott-Smith as he plays King Lear on stage in Leeds.
News of the Winner of the BBC National Short Story Award; long-lost Pink Floyd tracks.
Martin Scorsese's film about George Harrison; Ruth Negga plays Shirley Bassey on TV.
Mike Leigh's new play at the National Theatre, and A S Byatt on Norse gods.
Tom Stoppard on Travesties; newspaper documentary Page One reviewed.
Tom Hardy in new film Warrior, and Muppets creator Frank Oz.
Ryan Gosling's two new films reviewed and Mike Scott of The Waterboys on Yeats the poet.
Kirsty Lang talks to Dominic West and Clarke Peters about performing Othello in Sheffield.
Mark Lawson talks to Pam Ayres about her life and poems; Stephen Merchant's stand-up show.
Jermaine Jackson on his brother Michael.
With John Wilson. Laura Marling on her new album; dancer Lauren Cuthbertson on Degas.
Mark Lawson talks to Roger Moore about working with Tony Curtis in The Persuaders.
9/11 play Decade, and Sue MacGregor on this year's BBC National Short Story Award.
Mark Lawson talks to playwright Arnold Wesker and crime novelist Val McDermid.
Mark Lawson talks to artist David Hockney; Mark Kermode explains what's wrong with movies.
Mark Lawson debates the Booker Prize shortlist and interviews film-maker Ken Loach.
John Wilson reviews a new film version of Jane Eyre and talks to Damon Albarn.