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Comedian Russell Howard; the art of Norman Rockwell

With John Wilson, who interviews comedian Russell Howard, and reassesses Norman Rockwell.

• 30 mins

Review of new film Catfish; Australian poet Les Murray; review of TV drama Zen

Mark Lawson talks to poet Les Murray and reviews the film Catfish.

• 30 mins

Walliams and Lucas, Crime fiction selection, Nam June Paik

Mark Lawson discusses the pioneering video artist Nam June Paik and meets poet Les Murray.

• 30 mins

Ronnie Corbett at 80

Veteran comedian Ronnie Corbett talks to Mark Lawson.

• 30 mins

Ed Harris and Colin Farell in The Way Back

Kirsty Lang reviews Peter Weir's film The Way Back, starring Colin Farrell.

• 30 mins

Oscar-nominated actress Anne Hathaway; Discs of the Year

With John Wilson, including an interview with the Oscar-nominated actress Anne Hathaway.

• 30 mins

Little Fockers; music biographies

With John Wilson, including a review of Little Fockers and a selection of rock biographies

• 30 mins

Howard Jacobson, Benedict Cumberbatch, Zaha Hadid, Colin Firth, Mumford and Sons, Christian Marclay

Mark Lawson unwraps interviews with the names behind the arts headlines of the year.

• 30 mins

Aaron Sorkin, Christopher Nolan, Julian Fellowes, Belinda Bauer, Tony Warren, John Eliot Gardiner

Mark Lawson unwraps more interviews with the names behind the year's arts headlines.

• 30 mins

Hitchcock's Women, with Tippi Hedren and Jean Marsh

Mark Lawson focuses on Alfred Hitchcock's complex working relationship with women.

• 30 mins

Films 'based on a true story'

Kirsty Lang reports on why so many films and TV dramas are 'Based on a True Story'.

• 30 mins

Plan B and Tinie Tempah

John Wilson talks to two of the year's musical successes, Tinie Tempah and Plan B.

• 30 mins

Prequels and Sequels, with Bret Easton Ellis and Scott Turow

Mark Lawson reports on prequels and sequels, with Bret Easton Ellis and Scott Turow.

• 30 mins

Front Row Quiz

Mark Lawson hosts the Front Row Quiz, questioning two teams on their arts knowledge.

• 30 mins

Oscar-winning film and stage director Danny Boyle in conversation with Mark Lawson.

Oscar-winning film and stage director Danny Boyle in conversation with Mark Lawson.

• 30 mins

Colin Firth and Costa Book Category Winners revealed

Mark Lawson announces the Costa Book Award category winners and talks to Colin Firth.

• 30 mins

Stephen Mangan, Pianists Barry Douglas and Leslie Howard

Kirsty Lang meets actor Stephen Mangan, and Barry Douglas and Leslie Howard discuss Liszt.

• 30 mins

Alan Bleasdale and The Next Three Days

Alan Bleasdale on The Sinking of the Laconia and Russell Crowe in The Next Three Days.

• 30 mins

Hiliary Swank interview; School of Comedy

Kirsty Lang talks to Hilary Swank, Dulwich Picture Gallery director and child comedians.

• 30 mins

The Green Hornet reviewed; Chain Story continues

Mark Lawson reviews Seth Rogen in the new superhero film The Green Hornet.

• 30 mins

Poet Jackie Kay and Hattie Jacques TV drama

Mark Lawson talks to Poet Jackie Kay and reviews a TV drama about Hattie Jacques.

• 30 mins

Wildlife presenter Steve Backshall and Dennis Hopper art sale

John Wilson meets adventurer Steve Backshall, and reports on the Dennis Hopper art sale.

• 30 mins

Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran

John Wilson talks to Simon Le Bon; Trevor Eve plays an international hostage negotiator.

• 30 mins

Big Fat Gypsy Weddings and news of the Fourth Plinth

Comedian Richard Herring and a review of Big Fat Gypsy Weddings.

• 30 mins

Morning Glory; Neil Jordan; Film SFX

Harrison Ford in Morning Glory; screenwriter Neil Jordan; special effects in film.

• 30 mins

Black Swan; Crime fiction round up; Art you can touch

Mark Lawson explores Art you can touch, selects new crime fiction and reviews Black Swan.

• 30 mins

Rebecca Hall in Twelfth Night, Penelope Curtis on British Sculpture, Sharon Watson Phoenix Dance Director

Mark Lawson reviews Peter Hall's new National Theatre production of Twelfth Night.

• 30 mins

NEDS & Nina Raine's Tiger Country reviewed

John Wilson reviews Peter Mullan's film NEDS, about Glasgow teenage-gangs in the 1970s.

• 30 mins

Scissor Sisters on Mapplethorpe, Jeremy Dyson on Dahl

With Kirsty Lang, including Jeremy Dyson on Dahl and the Scissor Sisters on Mapplethorpe.

• 30 mins

Tangled, and TV documentary on teenage deaths

Disney's new version of the Rapunzel story, Tangled; and TV documentary on teenage deaths.

• 30 mins