Arts magazine presented by Verity Sharp. Frank Gardner, who was paralysed by terrorist gunmen in Saudi, assesses Hollywood's take on the war on terror. Show more

Arts magazine show. Lauren Laverne, Mark Kermode and Andrew Graham-Dixon look back at some of the highlights of 2007, choosing their favourite moments. Show more

Arts and culture magazine with Lauren Laverne. JG Ballard gives a rare interview to Mark Kermode about his autobiography, Miracles of Life. Show more

Another packed to the rafters edition, presented by Lauren Laverne. Andrew Graham Dixon commandeers a helicopter to go on a whistlestop tour of land art around Britain. Show more

The best arts and culture stories of the week, including the Coen brothers at Cannes, land art reviewed from the air, and the changing role of pubs in British culture. Show more

Arts magazine show. Andrew Graham-Dixon marks the 250th anniversary of William Blake's birthday by visiting a new exhibition of his colour prints at the Tate Britain. Show more

New series with Lauren Laverne. Superstar comic Chris Rock gives a rare interview to Lauren Laverne. Mark Kermode meets Tim Burton and Johnny Depp. Show more

Lauren Laverne with the week's arts and culture stories. John Waters gives a witty bad taste masterclass and Peter Saville goes on a pilgrimage to the home of the Bauhaus movement. Show more

Series featuring the week's arts and culture stories. Mark Kermode and Andrew Graham-Dixon guest present, meeting Oscar-winning director Robert Redford. Show more

Arts show with Lauren Laverne. Dustin Hoffman is seventy. He talks to Lauren about his new film Mr Magorium's Wonder Emporium. Russell Brand speaks at the Oxford University Union. Show more

Arts and culture magazine. The Oscar nominees have been announced. Mark Kermode talks to Tom Hanks about his many Oscars and his latest film, Charlie Wilson's War. Show more

Arts and culture magazine with Lauren Laverne. On the eve of the Oscars, Mark Kermode announces who he thinks deserves the awards. Show more

Arts and culture magazine. Lauren Laverne meets 20 year-old Ellen Page, star of the US box office hit Juno. The Hayward Gallery is staging an exhibition of 'funny' art works. Show more

100th edition of the arts magazine with Lauren Laverne. Naomi Watts talks about her role in Michael Haneke's new film Funny Games. Mark Kermode talks to playwright Martin McDonagh. Show more

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. Show more

Arts and culture stories of the week, presented by Lauren Laverne. Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips gives a rare masterclass in rock showmanship. Show more

Arts and culture magazine. Lauren Laverne meets Paul McCartney, Kitty Empire visits Glastonbudget and Mark Kermode reviews the week's movie releases. Show more

Lauren Laverne presents a special episode on the reopening of the Royal Festival Hall, with contributions from Jarvis Cocker, Billy Bragg, Ken Livingstone and others. Show more

Arts and culture magazine presented by Lauren Laverne. Reports include Lou Reed on his upcoming UK tour and Andrew Graham Dixon on the 52nd Venice Biennale. Show more

Mark Kermode and Lauren Laverne present a British road-movie adventure in this special edition which celebrates iconic film locations nationwide, as suggested viewers. Show more