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Peter Gabriel; Edward Burra

John Wilson meets the musician Peter Gabriel, and reassesses the art of Edward Burra.

• 30 mins

Tintin; Brian Wilson interview.

John Wilson reviews Spielberg's Tintin and talks to Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys.

• 30 mins

Anonymous review; Stephan Solzhenitsyn

Mark Lawson talks to Stephan Solzhenitsyn about his father's life and legacy.

• 30 mins

Umberto Eco in a Front Row special

Kirsty Lang meets the Italian writer Umberto Eco, as he publishes a new novel.

• 30 mins

David Attenborough; Jeanette Winterson

Jeanette Winterson on her new memoir; David Attenborough on Frozen Planet.

• 30 mins

Gerard Butler; Kate Prince from Zoo Nation

Actor Gerard Butler, star of the film Machine Gun Preacher; Kate Prince of Zoo Nation.

• 30 mins

Yo-Yo Ma, Emma Donoghue, Soviet Architecture

Kirsty Lang talks to cellist Yo-Yo Ma and novelist Emma Donoghue.

• 30 mins

Top Boy writer Ronan Bennett; Andrew Lloyd Webber

Ronan Bennett on his new TV drama Top Boy, and Andrew Lloyd Webber.

• 30 mins

In Time review; David Bowie in the 70s

In Time reviewed; David Bowie in the 1970s; how singers can protect their voices.

• 30 mins

Novelist PD James; Steven Isserlis; Stalin on stage

PD James, cellist Steven Isserlis, and new play Collaborators, with Simon Russell Beale.

• 30 mins

Anthony Horowitz on Sherlock Holmes; Skyfall

Anthony Horowitz on writing a new Sherlock Holmes story; Skyfall - the next James Bond.

• 30 mins

REM interviewed; 2012 Olympic posters revealed

REM interviewed; London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic posters revealed.

• 30 mins

Wuthering Heights; screenwriter Peter Morgan

Mark Lawson reviews the new film of Wuthering Heights and talks to writer Peter James.

• 30 mins

Leonardo da Vinci exhibition; tenor Joseph Calleja

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

• 30 mins

Rum Diary; Nile Rodgers interview

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

• 30 mins

Jeffrey Eugenides; Hamlet; Tabloid

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

• 30 mins

Pan Am; Simon Keenlyside interview

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

• 30 mins

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

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

• 30 mins

Sir Terence Conran; Costa Book Awards Shortlists

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

• 30 mins

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

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

• 30 mins

The Killing series two; comedian Sean Hughes

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

• 30 mins

Tim Minchin interviewed; Rihanna reassessed

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

• 30 mins

Gillian Slovo on The Riots; WWII film Resistance

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

• 30 mins

Kate Bush interview; My Week With Marilyn

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

• 30 mins

Sir Bruce Forsyth; Moneyball review; Ashmolean

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

• 30 mins

The Deep Blue Sea; John Craven

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

• 30 mins

The Shakespeare Thefts; Desperate Scousewives review

Shakespeare Folio Thefts; Desperate Scousewives reviewed.

• 30 mins

Martin Scorsese's Hugo 3D; Sports Book of the Year

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

• 30 mins

Ricky Gervais; Wayne McGregor

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

• 30 mins

Lenny Henry in The Comedy of Errors; Rob Brydon

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

• 30 mins