Photographer Duane Michals talks about his work in New York, and there's news about a project in Glasgow to build a house to recently discovered designs by architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Show more

The music and arts programme, presented by Tracey MacLeod, takes a look at artist Georges Seurat and the Broadcasting Standards Council. Plus music from the Kronos Quartet. Show more

First transmitted in 1994, Jeremy Isaacs talks to comedian, Billy Connolly about stand-up comedy, bodily functions and the night someone set fire to his hair. Show more

The Late Show appraises the ground-breaking work of Anthony Caro to coincide with a series of his exhibitions, with various artists and art critics sharing their views. (1991) Show more

Music and arts magazine programme, presented by Sarah Dunnant. Features an interview with Frank Gehry.

Special from 1993 on Dallas dressmaker Abraham Zapruder's homemovie footage of JFK's assassination. Features interviews with friends, journalists and filmmakers. Show more

Compilation from 1995 looking back at The Late Show, charting its highlights, low points, rows, debuts and debates as the arts and popular culture series ended its six year run. Show more

From 1994, celebrated historian Professor Eric Hobsbawm talks to Michael Ignatieff about his book Age of Extremes: The Short Twentieth Century.

Second of three celebratory compilations from 1995, looking back at six years of The Late Show. Presented by Tracey MacLeod.

Music and arts magazine featuring American rock including Pearl Jam, Belly, Jane's Addiction, Dinosaur Jr, Sonic Youth, REM, Screaming Trees, Sugar and Smashing Pumpkins. Show more

First transmitted in 1995, Jeremy Isaacs delves into the life of Lauren Bacall. They discuss her film career, autobiographies and her impending return to the British stage. Show more

First transmitted in 1994, Jeremy Isaacs talks to writer Jeanette Winterson, who reflects on the ways in which her upbringing and sexuality have influenced her work. Show more

Live arts show edition, featuring a look at the sales of Van Gogh's paintings, some poetry award-winning schoolchildren, and a tribute to Jim Henson. (1990) Show more

Anthony Burgess, one of the world's most celebrated authors, talks to Jeremy Isaacs for The Late Show. (1989) Show more

The author of Empire of the Sun and Crash discusses the realities he has created through his work and their interaction with the events of his own life. (1989) Show more

Nobel Prize-winning author VS Naipaul talks to Jeremy Isaacs in this thoughtful interview about his life and work. (1994) Show more

John Berger, author of A Seventh Man and Ways of Seeing, faces questions from Jeremy Isaacs about his life and career, and his appeal across Europe. (1995) Show more

Jeremy Isaacs interviews American playwright Arthur Miller as his latest play, "Broken Glass", transfers to London's West End and "A View from the Bridge" begins a national tour.

Unusually, buildings that house the Secret Services find themselves in the spotlight as The Late Show considers MI5 and MI6's London headquarters, CIA buildings and their KGB equivalents.

A centenary tribute to film director Josef von Sternberg, whose name is forever linked to the cinema icon he created, Marlene Dietrich.