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Bjork on the Moomins, and revamping Scarborough

Bjork on the Moomins; the cultural regeneration of Scarborough; an Elizabethan thriller.

• 30 mins

05/08/2010

Kirsty Lang reviews Earthquakes in London at the National Theatre.

• 30 mins

The Wonders of Weston-super-Mare

Kirsty Lang meets Karl Marlantes, whose Vietnam war novel is based on his own experiences.

• 30 mins

The Secret in Their Eyes; Tom McCarthy; Khyam Allami

With Kirsty Lang, including oud player Khyam Allami and novelist Tom McCarthy.

• 30 mins

Martin Creed, Sloane Crosley, Black Dynamite

John Wilson reviews Black Dynamite, a spoof of 70s Blaxploitation films.

• 30 mins

Record producer William Orbit; Romantics at Tate Britain

John Wilson meets producer William Orbit, and Romantics at Tate Britain.

• 30 mins

Must be the Music, Candia McWilliam, Arvo Part

Kirsty Lang discusses new TV talent show Must be the Music. Plus playwright Enda Walsh.

• 30 mins

13/08/2010

Philippa Gregory on her new historical novel about Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII.

• 30 mins

The Expendables; Corrie the play; crime writer MC Beaton

The Expendables; Jonathan Harvey on his new play Corrie!; crime writer MC Beaton.

• 30 mins

Angelina Jolie stars in the espionage thriller Salt

Reviewing Angelina Jolie's starring role as a renegade CIA agent in Salt.

• 30 mins

Highlights from the Edinburgh Fringe

Highlights from the Edinburgh Fringe, including drama, comedy and music, with Mark Lawson.

• 30 mins

19/08/2010

The Illusionist; John Harris on Pink Floyd covers; the Fourth Plinth shortlist unveiled.

• 30 mins

Frederick Forsyth discusses new novel Cobra

Arts news and reviews with Mark Lawson. Frederick Forsyth on his new novel, Cobra.

• 30 mins

23/08/2010

With Mark Lawson. Includes a review of the film The Girl Who Played With Fire.

• 30 mins

Sean Connery at 80; Inspector Morse on stage

Sean Connery at 80; Inspector Morse on stage, starring Colin Baker.

• 30 mins

Klaxons; Comedy Awards; Jo Nesbo; long running TV series

News of the Edinburgh Comedy Awards; Klaxons interviewed; crime writer Jo Nesbo.

• 30 mins

U Be Dead, Clybourne Park, The Boy Who Bit Picasso

U Be Dead reviewed; extra footage in Avatar and Metropolis: does it improve the films?

• 30 mins

Kim Cattrall, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, I Am Slave

Kim Cattrall on playing Cleopatra in Liverpool; Diary of a Wimpy Kid the film reviewed.

• 30 mins

A Front Row Special with Michael Frayn

Michael Frayn reflects on his childhood and his career, in conversation with Mark Lawson.

• 30 mins

31/08/2010

With Mark Lawson, including an interview with the Oscar-winning actress Juliette Binoche.

• 30 mins

Author C J Sansom, The Switch and Dinner for Schmucks

With Mark Lawson, including novelist C J Sansom who discusses his Tudor mysteries.

• 30 mins

Donald Sturrock on Roald Dahl; Tim Robbins sings.

With John Wilson, who talks to actor Tim Robbins about his new band and album.

• 30 mins

David Grossman; supermarket films; and Eddie Kadi

David Grossman; Eddie Kadi; and DVDs made exclusively for a supermarket.

• 30 mins

Tamara Drewe review and Richard Thomas talks shoes.

With Kirsty Lang, including a review of new film Tamara Drewe starring Gemma Arterton.

• 30 mins

Martin Gayford on Lucian Freud; the Booker shortlist

Martin Gayford on sitting for Lucian Freud, the Booker shortlist and the Mercury Prize.

• 30 mins

Deathtrap and Michael Sheen completes his Blair trilogy

With Mark Lawson, who reviews a new staging of Deathtrap, starring Simon Russell Beale.

• 30 mins

Jean Michel Jarre and Sir John Eliot Gardiner

Jean Michel Jarre on his 150-date world tour, and Sir John Eliot Gardiner on Monteverdi.

• 30 mins

Reviews of Bedlam and The Young Ones

Reviews of new play Bedlam and TV series The Young Ones.

• 30 mins

Robert Plant, Bryan Ferry and Phil Collins reviewed

With Mark Lawson, including The Pre-Raphaelites and Italy at the Ashmolean Museum.

• 30 mins

Wonder Woman Lynda Carter and director Anthony Page

Lynda Carter on playing Wonder Woman, and Roger Michell on the end of the UK Film Council.

• 30 mins