Episodes (Page 38)
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The Reytons discuss breakthrough second album 'What's Rock and Roll?' and rise from Sheffield pop-up shop to chart success
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Mina Anwar and Les Dennis discuss 1960s play 'Spring and Port Wine' about Bolton family and intergenerational tensions at Bolton Octagon
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Costume designer Sandy Powell, first costume designer BAFTA Fellow, discusses collaborations with Scorsese and Haynes on films including 'Velvet Goldmine'
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Russell T Davies' drama 'Nolly' starring Helena Bonham Carter tells story of Noele Gordon's sacking from soap 'Crossroads' in 1981
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Artist Sonia Boyce's Venice Biennale prize-winning exhibition 'Feeling Her Way' arrives at Turner Contemporary; discusses forming girl band emphasizing imperfection
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Music critic Norman Lebrecht and novelist Jessica Duchen discuss identifying Beethoven's 'Immortal Beloved' through 'Für Elise' dedication research
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Director Sarah Polley discusses her Oscar-nominated film Women Talking, based on the true story of Mennonite women debating their response to sexual assault in their community
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Critics review Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans, a fictional autobiography chronicling a young man's artistic development through film-making
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Melanie C (Sporty Spice) collaborates with choreographer Jules Cunningham on the contemporary dance piece How Did We Get Here? at Sadler's Wells
Jules Cunningham
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Artist John Akomfrah announced as UK representative for Venice Biennale, known for films and installations exploring racial injustice, colonial legacies and climate change
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Jenna Coleman and Aidan Turner star in Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, a romantic comedy where characters are restricted to speaking just 140 words daily
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Critics review Spain and the Hispanic World exhibition at the Royal Academy and Holy Spider, an Iranian director Ali Abbasi's film about a serial killer in Mashhad
Hepworth, Moore, landscape and cows' backs; fiddle player John McCusker; novelist Victoria MacKenzie
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Exhibition Magic in this Country at The Hepworth Wakefield celebrates the relationship between sculptors Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore and the Yorkshire landscape
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Poet Anthony Joseph wins the TS Eliot Prize for his collection Sonnets for Albert, exploring his relationship with his often absent father
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Record producer Rick Rubin discusses his new book The Creative Act drawing on his experience producing hits for Run DMC, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Johnny Cash
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Critics review HBO series The Last of Us based on the critically acclaimed video game and Enys Men, a Cornish folk horror by BAFTA-winning director Mark Jenkin
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Director Todd Field discusses Tár, a psychological drama about conductor Lydia Tár starring Cate Blanchett, exploring abuses of power and tipped for awards
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Designer Steven Zapata and artist Anna Ridler discuss whether AI art poses a threat to artists and designers
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Crime drama The Light in the Hall stars Joanna Scanlan and launches on Channel 4; director Andy Newbery discusses directing bilingual back-to-back TV production
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Costa Award-winning biographer John Preston makes screenwriting debut with drama Stonehouse about 1970s MP who faked his own death, discussing fact and fiction boundaries