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Mark Lawson reviews the Leonardo da Vinci exhibition and talks to tenor Joseph Calleja.

John Wilson reviews Rum Diary and talks to legendary music producer Nile Rodgers.

Mark Lawson reviews a new production of Hamlet starring Michael Sheen.

Kirsty Lang reviews the new TV drama series Pan Am, and meets baritone Simon Keenlyside.

Neil LaBute on his new play with Billie Piper; Ian Rankin on undercover TV shows.

Terence Conran at 80; news of the shortlists for the Costa Book Awards.

Robert Lindsay and Joanna Lumley on stage; and Ugly Betty's America Ferrera.

The Killing returns for a second series; comedian Sean Hughes reflects on death.

Kirsty Lang meets the comedian, pianist and composer Tim Minchin; Rihanna reassessed.

With Kirsty Lang, including Gillian Slovo on her play The Riots; WWII film Resistance.

John Wilson meets Kate Bush as she releases a new album of songs inspired by snow.

John Wilson reviews the film Moneyball, starring Brad Pitt as an underdog baseball manager

The film The Deep Blue Sea, based Terence Rattigan's play; John Craven on Newsround at 40.

Shakespeare Folio Thefts; Desperate Scousewives reviewed.

Mark Lawson on Martin Scorsese's new film; news of the Sports Book of the Year winner.

Ricky Gervais on Life's Too Short and Wayne McGregor on his new dance work.

Mark Lawson reviews Lenny Henry in The Comedy of Errors, and meets Rob Brydon.

Kirsty Lang talks to Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz and reviews the film The Big Year.

The Heart of Robin Hood at the RSC; Tracy Chevalier and Joanna Trollope.

Mark Lawson talks to John Cleese about his career, from Monty Python to his Alimony Tour.

Amy Winehouse's posthumous CD; Brian Sewell on his memoirs; New Year's Eve reviewed.

Mark Lawson with songwriter Carole King; author Don DeLillo; Eddie Redmayne as Richard II.

Kirsty Lang with Annie Lennox; Nick Park on his new music video; The Ladykillers reviewed.

Comedy DVD round-up; Sophie Okonedo in Haunted Child; artist Graham Sutherland reassessed.