Arts, Culture and the Media clips

Liberty’s Shami Chakrabarti shares some Bowie love with Samira Ahmed.

Julie Goodyear tells Kirsty Young how years of tragedy left her in hospital.

Richard and Door meet the Angel Islington (Benedict Cumberbatch)

Follow the Chicago show that dared walk the line between reform and revolution.

Interior designer Nicky Haslam on recording a new CD with his famous friends…

Director John Boorman talks about making ‘Point Blank’, starring Lee Marvin.

Judy Blume talks to Sarah Cuddon about first drafts and the film adaptation of Tiger Eyes.

Views on culture in all its forms from the mouths of its creators.

Melvyn Bragg explains why he thinks the BBC should be doing more to serve the arts.

The soon-to-retire Archers editor talks to Eddie Mair on BBC Radio 4's PM programme

Suggs speaks to Mark Lawson about finding out what happened to his father late on in life.

Roger Law talks to Nicola Jackman, voice artist with ZANews.

Terry Castle describes the audience experience at the cult horror-thriller, The Tingler.

Duran Duran's John Taylor talks us through his Inheritance Track by The Beatles.

Director Harmony Korine on younger fans watching 18-rated Spring Breakers.

Magic, evil eye beads, coffee cups, fortune telling. I use those elements in my writing.

Author and screenwriter Lynda La Plante talks to Clive Anderson.

Mick Fleetwood explains why he wants to pass on John Lennon's Imagine to his children.

James Blake tells Front Row that being unhappy helped him write his best music.

Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado speaks about his new exhibition Genesis.

Melvyn Bragg explains why he thinks the BBC should be doing more to serve the arts.

Could Hugo Chavez’s death have been an assassination condoned by the American Government?

The producer explains how Germany's most popular soap started nearly 30 years ago.

Danny Boyle talks about his films, working within budgets and the 'rules' for endings.