麻豆约拍

Fourth Plinth; Noel Clarke's new film; mysteries of Henry VIII

Kirsty Lang reports on the latest art to appear on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square.

• 30 mins

Sex and the City 2; Ian McEwan; Chang-rae Lee

Mark Lawson interviews the acclaimed Korean-American novelist Chang-rae Lee.

• 30 mins

Tony Parsons; Richard Alston; Exposed at Tate Modern

Mark Lawson talks to Tony Parsons; secretly-taken images and CCTV footage at Tate Modern.

• 30 mins

Crime writer Peter James and World Cup jukebox jury

Mark Lawson meets crime writer Peter James and chairs Front Row's World Cup jukebox jury.

• 30 mins

Zoe Wanamaker and David Suchet star in Arthur Miller's All My Sons

Zoe Wanamaker and David Suchet in All My Sons and writer Joseph O'Connor interviewed.

• 30 mins

Kirsty Lang meets Terry Gilliam

Kirsty Lang meets film-maker Terry Gilliam, who celebrates his 70th birthday this year.

• 30 mins

John Wilson talks to Christopher Hitchens about his memoir

Christopher Hitchens; Michael Winterbottom's new film; Birmingham's City of Culture bid.

• 30 mins

Tracy Chevalier and Audrey Niffenegger take John Wilson on a tour of Highgate Cemetery

Tracy Chevalier and Audrey Niffenegger tour Highgate Cemetery. Plus interactive Doctor Who

• 30 mins

Kirsty Lang talks to LL Cool J; and Picasso's grandson

Kirsty Lang reports on a major Picasso exhibition co-curated by the artist's grandson.

• 30 mins

David Jason: The Show Must Go On! reviewed

John Wilson. Including a review of David Jason: The Show Must Go On!

• 30 mins

Barack Obama biographer David Remnick

With Mark Lawson, who talks to David Remnick about his new biography of Barack Obama.

• 30 mins

Craig Phillips and 'Nasty' Nick on the end of Big Brother

Featuring Dame Beryl Grey, Ben Stiller in the film Greenberg and Big Brother's legacy.

• 30 mins

Suzanne Vega and Orange Prize 2010

Suzanne Vega, RA Summer Exhibition, Rattigan's After the Dance, and Orange Prize announced

• 30 mins

Vast Anish Kapoor sculpture; Richard Thompson

Vast new Anish Kapoor sculpture and guitarist Richard Thompson on directing Meltdown.

• 30 mins

Anjelica Huston and David Bailey

Anjelica Huston on her late father John Huston; David Bailey; the film Please Give.

• 30 mins

Larkin Tour of Hull

Mark Lawson reports from Hull to mark the 25th anniversary of poet Philip Larkin's death.

• 30 mins

New sitcom Rev; Francis Drake's musicians

A review of the new urban vicarage sitcom Rev and an interview with artist Francis Alys.

• 30 mins

Johnny Marr and Jo Whiley discuss if guitar bands are dead

Mark Lawson discusses the death of guitar bands with Johnny Marr and Jo Whiley.

• 30 mins

John Wilson talks to Michael Morpurgo and Al Green

John Wilson talks to Al Green and sees a new film from 88-year-old director Alain Resnais.

• 30 mins

Morte D'Arthur at the RSC and artist Cornelia Parker

With Kirsty Lang, including a review of Morte d'Arthur on stage at the RSC in Stratford.

• 30 mins

Christopher Eccleston as John Lennon

The verdict on Christopher Eccleston and Russell Brand, both playing rock stars on screen.

• 30 mins

Howard Brenton on his new play Anne Boleyn

Dramatist Howard Brenton on Anne Boleyn; Woody Allen and Francis Ford Coppola reviewed.

• 30 mins

Damon Albarn on returning to Glastonbury

Damon Albarn on returning to Glastonbury.

• 30 mins

Scissor Sisters and writer Neil Gaiman

Scissor Sisters and Art Fund Prize-shortlisted Ulster Museum.

• 30 mins

25/06/2010

Kevin Whately on the late Alan Plater.

• 30 mins

Fiona Banner and Shrek reviewed

Mark Lawson asks Fiona Banner why she's placed two fighter jets in Tate Britain.

• 30 mins

Steve Winwood and Jo Shapcott interviewed

John Wilson talks to poet Jo Shapcott and musician Steve Winwood.

• 30 mins

Elle Macpherson and a Tap Dogs lesson

With Mark Lawson, including Elle Mcpherson, a lesson from Tap Dogs and Museum of the Year.

• 30 mins

I am Kloot and Andrew Graham-Dixon on Caravaggio

Kirsty Lang talks to Andrew Graham-Dixon about the artist Caravaggio and to I am Kloot.

• 30 mins

02/07/2010

An appreciation of the life and work of Beryl Bainbridge; 麻豆约拍2 drama Dive reviewed.

• 30 mins