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Lauren Laverne

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05/05/2007

2007/2008

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Featuring the Manic Street Preachers, Neil Hannon, Steve Bell and a review of Spider-Man 3

Arts and culture stories of the week, including reports on the Manic Street Preachers, Neil Hannon on the Eurovision Song Contest, cartoonist Steve Bell, and Spider-Man 3.

Arts and culture stories presented by Lauren Laverne, out and about on the South Bank in London. The Manic Street Preachers talk about their latest album and perform live. Eurovision Song Contest fan Neil Hannon from the Divine Comedy shows how to write the perfect Eurovision song. Cartoonist Steve Bell talks about his work, as a major retrospective exhibition of his work opens in Norwich Arts Centre. Mark Kermode casts his critical eye on the much anticipated Spider-Man 3.

The Culture Show: 2007/2008

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