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U2's Set Design, Hepworth in Yorkshire, Cannes Film Festival, BB King

The set design for U2's new show and the legacy of BB King. Kirsty Lang presents.

• 30 mins

Bradley Cooper, The Art of Forgery, Cannes report, Folio Prize news

Bradley Cooper talks about playing Joseph Merrick in The Elephant Man on stage.

• 30 mins

We Are Many, American author Cynthia Bond, Joan of Arc music

Kirsty Lang speaks to Amir Amirani, the director of documentary film We Are Many.

• 30 mins

Jim Dale, Will Young, Man Booker International Prize

Carry On star Jim Dale, Will Young and the winner of the Man Booker International Prize.

• 30 mins

Danny Boyle at Home, Simon Stephens, Lee Miller and Picasso

Danny Boyle discusses new arts centre Home, plus A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night reviewed

• 30 mins

Maclise Waterloo cartoon, Harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani, News from Cannes, Mark Billingham

A report from Leeds as the Maclise Waterloo cartoon is unveiled. Kirsty Lang presents.

• 30 mins

Playing Rosalind, Timbuktu reviewed, Literary Festivals

Juliet Stevenson, Niamh Cusack and Michelle Terry on playing Rosalind. With Kirsty Lang.

• 30 mins

Simon Pegg in Man Up, Dennis Lehane, Occupy drama Temple

Temple's playwright and director discuss their play about the Occupy movement.

• 30 mins

Lenny Henry, Al Pacino in Danny Collins, Eileen Cooper, Library thefts

Lenny Henry, Al Pacino's new film Danny Collins, artist Eileen Cooper and library thefts.

• 30 mins

Michael Craig-Martin's RA Summer Exhibition, Roger Waters and Nick Mason on Pink Floyd's Heritage Plaque

Michael Craig-Martin's Summer Exhibition, Pink Floyd's Heritage plaque, film Second Coming

• 30 mins

Hay Festival debate: Are we publishing too many books?

From the Hay Festival, Samira Ahmed and guests debate the future of book publishing.

• 30 mins

Melissa McCarthy, Giorgio Moroder

John Wilson talks to Melissa McCarthy, star of Bridesmaids and new film Spy.

• 30 mins

Hanif Kureishi, Agnes Martin Exhibition, Tristan and Isolde at 150, Queen and Country

Hanif Kureishi, Agnes Martin, Wagner's Tristan and Isolde at 150 and Queen and Country.

• 30 mins

03/06/2015

Samira Ahmed talks to the winner of the Baileys Prize and reviews Listen Up Philip.

• 30 mins

Malorie Blackman, Stonemouth, Louise Welsh, Mahsa and Marjan Vahdat

Malorie Blackman at the end of her tenure as children's laureate. Kirsty Lang presents.

• 30 mins

Composer Nico Muhly, Greek drama, Four Corners

Classical composer Nico Muhly, and the lasting appeal of Greek drama.

• 30 mins

The Look of Silence, Waddesdon Galleries at the British Museum, WB Yeats, Interceptor reviewed

The Look of Silence, about the Indonesian genocide in the 1960s. Samira Ahmed presents.

• 30 mins

Carsten Holler Exhibition; Patrick Marber; New Children's Laureate

With John Wilson. Rachel Cooke reviews artist Carsten Holler's new exhibition Decisions.

• 30 mins

Chris Pratt, London Road, A Damsel in Distress, The Hook

Chris Pratt discusses his role in the new Jurassic Park film.

• 30 mins

Playing Iago; Bridget Riley; Stephen Witt; Christopher Lee and Ron Moody remembered; Soweto Kinch on Ornette Coleman

Lucian Msamati on Iago. Plus Christopher Lee, Ron Moody and Ornette Coleman remembered.

• 30 mins

Alistair McGowan as Jimmy Savile, Amitav Ghosh, Richard Dadd

Alistair McGowan as Jimmy Savile, Amitav Ghosh, Richard Dadd and Bayreuth feud.

• 30 mins

15/06/2015

John Wilson talks to Ian McKellen, Stephen Witt about music and reviews True Detectives.

• 30 mins

Jordskott; We Want You to Watch; Unfinished Art; Rebecca Dinerstein

Jordskott review, internet pornography play and unfinished art at the Courtauld Gallery.

• 30 mins

Bend It Like Beckham, Terry Frost, Jim Crace

John Wilson talks to Gurinder Chadha about her stage musical Bend It Like Beckham.

• 30 mins

Black Work, Robert Wilson, Mayas Exhibition, Manda Scott

A review of TV drama Black Work, and Robert Wilson on Krapp's Last Tape.

• 30 mins

Julie Taymor, The Driver's Seat, Sarah Winman

Author Sarah Winman on her new novel, plus The Lion King director Julie Taymor.

• 30 mins

Barbara Hepworth, Scientology, Nell Zink, Carnegie Medals

Samira Ahmed visits the major new Barbara Hepworth exhibition at Tate Britain.

• 30 mins

Slow West, James Horner, Inala Dance, Amber Photography

A review of Michael Fassbender's new film Slow West. Presented by Kirsty Lang.

• 30 mins

Rory Kinnear, Nell Leyshon, She's Funny That Way

Author Nell Leyshon talks about her novel Memoirs of a Dipper. Kirsty Lang presents.

• 30 mins

Amy Winehouse documentary, Paul Weller at the Jam exhibition, MC Escher, Odyssey

Director Asif Kapadia discusses his Amy Winehouse documentary. John Wilson presents.

• 30 mins