TV Guide
6th May 2013
Prepare for glamour, glitz and trash, as this fly-on-the-wall series turns the cameras on the paparazzi led by Australian Darryn Lyons. Brimming with characters to rival any soap-opera, this observational documentary is a real exclusive.
Elvis Presley stars as the heir to an oil fortune who trades places with a Florida water-ski instructor on a quest to find love that is blind to his family’s money in this 1967 classic.
Andre loved this concert venue in Vienna so much that he recreated the palace and has taken the set on the road.
The Verbier Festival is one of the most prestigious classical music events in the world. In this live recording, virtuosic pianist Martin Helmchen showcases pieces by Bach, Liszt and Beethoven.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The careers of Bach and Mendelssohn reached their height in Leipzig, where we visit the manuscript of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.
The last difficult years of Mozart’s short life, Beethoven’s tragic deafness, the glamorous but turbulent life of the great ‘Waltz King’, Johann Strauss the Younger – these are the stories of Vienna.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint a nude in the style of French artist Auguste Renoir.
Delve into the minds of the past decade’s leading creatives. Acclaimed artist Damien Hirst talks to host Laurie Taylor about his critics, the inspirations behind his work and the meaning behind “The Shark”.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. Tensions are high when Beckanne outperforms Allison and Ronnie during rehearsals.
Some people play the lottery, others dream of unearthing a valuable antique treasure at Saturday morning garage sales. Your odds of achieving the latter may improve drastically thanks to this series that asks expert antiques dealers to reveal their secrets of turning trash to treasure as they are challenged to put their money where their mouth is. Each episode, two expert antiques dealers are given a budget and challenged to find and purchase overlooked treasures at various flea markets. At the end of their shopping spree, their loot is sent to auction. The dealer who walks away with the most profit reigns supreme.
This star-studded series presents the key character types of primetime TV through the generations. This episode reveals how women have transformed from model housewives to complex and controversial characters.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. The late 50s saw the emergence of shocking new films out of Europe.
Delve into the minds of the past decade’s leading creatives. Acclaimed artist Damien Hirst talks to host Laurie Taylor about his critics, the inspirations behind his work and the meaning behind “The Shark”.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The careers of Bach and Mendelssohn reached their height in Leipzig, where we visit the manuscript of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.
The last difficult years of Mozart’s short life, Beethoven’s tragic deafness, the glamorous but turbulent life of the great ‘Waltz King’, Johann Strauss the Younger – these are the stories of Vienna.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint a nude in the style of French artist Auguste Renoir.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools’ guests include Stereophonics, PJ Harvey and Robert Plant.
Join Charlie Luxton as he explores historic properties normally closed to the public. In this episode he has a sneak preview of the Royal Institution’s 22 million pounds makeover, and looks at the history of London’s 900-year-old Barts Hospital.
The world’s leading architects and designers reveal the creative processes behind their most famous works. In this episode meet Australian artist and graphic designer Stanley Wong.
This fly-on-the-wall show looks at some of pop culture’s most interesting figures, discovering what a normal day is like and exploring their career. This episode follows billionaire Virgin boss Richard Branson.
Friends and former colleagues of the Fab Four cast new light on the compelling early days of the band. From the band’s formation in Liverpool, through to their initial performances in Hamburg and their first appearances on film.
This live performance special captures the magical night of February 9 in the City of Angels when Paul McCartney decided to bring his favourite pop classics and originals to life at Capitol Studios.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. Could this be the path to success Sophie has been looking for?
World class musicians perform in unique venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. The Angel Orensanz Center, a magnificent landmark in the heart of NYC, hosts a stunning performance by multi-platinum rockers The Fray.
7th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. Could this be the path to success Sophie has been looking for?
Join Charlie Luxton as he explores historic properties normally closed to the public. In this episode he has a sneak preview of the Royal Institution’s 22 million pounds makeover, and looks at the history of London’s 900-year-old Barts Hospital.
The world’s leading architects and designers reveal the creative processes behind their most famous works. In this episode meet Australian artist and graphic designer Stanley Wong.
Friends and former colleagues of the Fab Four cast new light on the compelling early days of the band. From the band’s formation in Liverpool, through to their initial performances in Hamburg and their first appearances on film.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The careers of Bach and Mendelssohn reached their height in Leipzig, where we visit the manuscript of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.
The last difficult years of Mozart’s short life, Beethoven’s tragic deafness, the glamorous but turbulent life of the great ‘Waltz King’, Johann Strauss the Younger – these are the stories of Vienna.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint a nude in the style of French artist Auguste Renoir.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
World class musicians perform in unique venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. The Angel Orensanz Center, a magnificent landmark in the heart of NYC, hosts a stunning performance by multi-platinum rockers The Fray.
The charismatic young conductor Simon Bolivar brings his captivating Youth Orchestra to the Salzburg Festival. Their 2008 performances were met with critical acclaim and public adoration, and are captured in this documentary.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. More than just a beautiful Italian region, Tuscany also produced two of the greatest operatic composers – Verdi and Puccini.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow follows Beethoven’s early life in his birthplace of Bonn, and then travels to Berlin – home to one of the world’s greatest orchestras.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. A Hopper landscape may look simple to copy, but the challenge for the students is to bring a soulless landscape to life.
Host Laurie Taylor interviews Will Self, the scathingly satirical English novelist and TV guest. Unafraid to answer the hard questions, Self reveals all about his battle with drugs, reading habits and writing style.
Friends and former colleagues of the Fab Four cast new light on the compelling early days of the band. From the band’s formation in Liverpool, through to their initial performances in Hamburg and their first appearances on film.
Some people play the lottery, others dream of unearthing a valuable antique treasure at Saturday morning garage sales. Your odds of achieving the latter may improve drastically thanks to this series that asks expert antiques dealers to reveal their secrets of turning trash to treasure as they are challenged to put their money where their mouth is. Each episode, two expert antiques dealers are given a budget and challenged to find and purchase overlooked treasures at various flea markets. At the end of their shopping spree, their loot is sent to auction. The dealer who walks away with the most profit reigns supreme.
Join Charlie Luxton as he explores historic properties normally closed to the public. In this episode he has a sneak preview of the Royal Institution’s 22 million pounds makeover, and looks at the history of London’s 900-year-old Barts Hospital.
The world’s leading architects and designers reveal the creative processes behind their most famous works. In this episode meet Australian artist and graphic designer Stanley Wong.
This fly-on-the-wall show looks at some of pop culture’s most interesting figures, discovering what a normal day is like and exploring their career. This episode follows billionaire Virgin boss Richard Branson.
Host Laurie Taylor interviews Will Self, the scathingly satirical English novelist and TV guest. Unafraid to answer the hard questions, Self reveals all about his battle with drugs, reading habits and writing style.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. More than just a beautiful Italian region, Tuscany also produced two of the greatest operatic composers – Verdi and Puccini.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow follows Beethoven’s early life in his birthplace of Bonn, and then travels to Berlin – home to one of the world’s greatest orchestras.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. A Hopper landscape may look simple to copy, but the challenge for the students is to bring a soulless landscape to life.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Includes performances from Manu Chao, Babyshambles and Orchestra Baobab.
What does it take for the world’s biggest pop stars to become Opera singers? Find out as contestants including Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton, Andy Bell from Erasure and X Factor winner Joe McElderry take on the challenge.
This fly-on-the-wall show looks at some of pop culture’s most interesting figures, discovering what a normal day is like and exploring their career. This episode follows billionaire Virgin boss Richard Branson.
Join world-famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Join Jeff as he visits Noma in Copenhagen, Denmark for his first painting.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff’s journey continues to Oud Sluis in the Netherlands and then ‘La Chateaubriand’ in Paris.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. As the dancers prepare for opening night, Beckanne and Katie go on a double date with the Tilton brothers.
Actor Liev Schriber narrates this documentary about the mysterious circumstances surrounding Michelangelo’s death. What did the world’s most famous painter do to upset the Catholic Church after years of their support?
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. On her first day as boss, Sophie visits the set and meets the actors and actresses – including the legendary Roy the Rod.
World class musicians perform in unique venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. Rock icon Robert Plant takes to the stage on a rare snowy day in Nashville, in the War Memorial Auditorium.
8th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. On her first day as boss, Sophie visits the set and meets the actors and actresses – including the legendary Roy the Rod.
What does it take for the world’s biggest pop stars to become Opera singers? Find out as contestants including Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton, Andy Bell from Erasure and X Factor winner Joe McElderry take on the challenge.
Actor Liev Schriber narrates this documentary about the mysterious circumstances surrounding Michelangelo’s death. What did the world’s most famous painter do to upset the Catholic Church after years of their support?
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. As the dancers prepare for opening night, Beckanne and Katie go on a double date with the Tilton brothers.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. More than just a beautiful Italian region, Tuscany also produced two of the greatest operatic composers – Verdi and Puccini.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow follows Beethoven’s early life in his birthplace of Bonn, and then travels to Berlin – home to one of the world’s greatest orchestras.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. A Hopper landscape may look simple to copy, but the challenge for the students is to bring a soulless landscape to life.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
World class musicians perform in unique venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. Rock icon Robert Plant takes to the stage on a rare snowy day in Nashville, in the War Memorial Auditorium.
The 2011 Opening Night Gala of the LA Philharmonic Orchestra sees them joined by keyboard legend Herbie Hancock for a celebration of quintessential American composer George Gershwin, performing his iconic scores including Rhapsody in Blue.
Simon Callow returns to St Petersburg to meet review some significant figures in its history: Pushkin, Catherine the Great, and Rasputin featuring the music of the composers Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow travels from London To Halle, the birthplace of Handel and the beginning of his musical travels.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint landscapes in the style of Paul Cezanne.
What’s under the surface of ‘the rudest man in Britain’? David Starkey’s brash nature is dissected in this exclusive interview with Laurie Taylor, exploring his anxious childhood, prolific career and passion for the Tudors.
Join world-famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Join Jeff as he visits Noma in Copenhagen, Denmark for his first painting.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff’s journey continues to Oud Sluis in the Netherlands and then ‘La Chateaubriand’ in Paris.
Some people play the lottery, others dream of unearthing a valuable antique treasure at Saturday morning garage sales. Your odds of achieving the latter may improve drastically thanks to this series that asks expert antiques dealers to reveal their secrets of turning trash to treasure as they are challenged to put their money where their mouth is. Each episode, two expert antiques dealers are given a budget and challenged to find and purchase overlooked treasures at various flea markets. At the end of their shopping spree, their loot is sent to auction. The dealer who walks away with the most profit reigns supreme.
Actor Liev Schriber narrates this documentary about the mysterious circumstances surrounding Michelangelo’s death. What did the world’s most famous painter do to upset the Catholic Church after years of their support?
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. As the dancers prepare for opening night, Beckanne and Katie go on a double date with the Tilton brothers.
What’s under the surface of ‘the rudest man in Britain’? David Starkey’s brash nature is dissected in this exclusive interview with Laurie Taylor, exploring his anxious childhood, prolific career and passion for the Tudors.
Simon Callow returns to St Petersburg to meet review some significant figures in its history: Pushkin, Catherine the Great, and Rasputin featuring the music of the composers Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow travels from London To Halle, the birthplace of Handel and the beginning of his musical travels.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint landscapes in the style of Paul Cezanne.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. This episode features The Who, Common, Josh Ritter, Bela Fleck, and Reverend and the Makers.
Actor Liev Schriber narrates this documentary about the mysterious circumstances surrounding Michelangelo’s death. What did the world’s most famous painter do to upset the Catholic Church after years of their support?
Get an insider’s perspective, and a map to the cool and cutting edge places to visit, for some of the most thrilling cities around the world.
This star-studded series presents the key character types of primetime TV through the generations. This episode celebrates the characters who defied comic stereotypes and societal expectations.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. The ‘New Wave’ of cinema swept the world in the 60s, creating exciting new ways of making films.
Snubbed by the Cannes Film Festival in 1958, French director Francois Truffaut went on to found the French New Wave movement and would later sweep Cannes with his debut film.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. Sophie decides to produce adult films with good dialogue, decent acting, proper storylines and natural settings.
World class musicians perform in unique and unlikely venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. David Gray brings his mix of acoustic and electronic to Wall Street for an intimate performance at the Broad Street Ballroom.
9th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. Sophie decides to produce adult films with good dialogue, decent acting, proper storylines and natural settings.
This star-studded series presents the key character types of primetime TV through the generations. This episode celebrates the characters who defied comic stereotypes and societal expectations.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. The ‘New Wave’ of cinema swept the world in the 60s, creating exciting new ways of making films.
Get an insider’s perspective, and a map to the cool and cutting edge places to visit, for some of the most thrilling cities around the world.
Simon Callow returns to St Petersburg to meet review some significant figures in its history: Pushkin, Catherine the Great, and Rasputin featuring the music of the composers Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow travels from London To Halle, the birthplace of Handel and the beginning of his musical travels.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint landscapes in the style of Paul Cezanne.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
World class musicians perform in unique and unlikely venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. David Gray brings his mix of acoustic and electronic to Wall Street for an intimate performance at the Broad Street Ballroom.
For over 25 years the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and Chamber Choir have brought Handel’s masterpiece to life for thousands of families in Toronto. Experience this incredible event, as the audience join their voices to celebrate Christmas.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon visits Handel’s house in London where he wrote Messiah and other masterpieces.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The English countryside surrounding Worcester and Malvern is where Simon explores the music of Sir Edward Elgar.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt’s three students have to paint self portraits using the vibrant brush strokes of Van Gogh.
Delve into the minds of the past decade’s leading creatives. BAFTA nominated actress Kathy Burke discusses her tumultuous childhood, working with comedy greats and creating a successful career in an image-obsessed industry.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. The ‘New Wave’ of cinema swept the world in the 60s, creating exciting new ways of making films.
Some people play the lottery, others dream of unearthing a valuable antique treasure at Saturday morning garage sales. Your odds of achieving the latter may improve drastically thanks to this series that asks expert antiques dealers to reveal their secrets of turning trash to treasure as they are challenged to put their money where their mouth is. Each episode, two expert antiques dealers are given a budget and challenged to find and purchase overlooked treasures at various flea markets. At the end of their shopping spree, their loot is sent to auction. The dealer who walks away with the most profit reigns supreme.
This star-studded series presents the key character types of primetime TV through the generations. This episode celebrates the characters who defied comic stereotypes and societal expectations.
Get an insider’s perspective, and a map to the cool and cutting edge places to visit, for some of the most thrilling cities around the world.
Snubbed by the Cannes Film Festival in 1958, French director Francois Truffaut went on to found the French New Wave movement and would later sweep Cannes with his debut film.
Delve into the minds of the past decade’s leading creatives. BAFTA nominated actress Kathy Burke discusses her tumultuous childhood, working with comedy greats and creating a successful career in an image-obsessed industry.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon visits Handel’s house in London where he wrote Messiah and other masterpieces.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The English countryside surrounding Worcester and Malvern is where Simon explores the music of Sir Edward Elgar.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt’s three students have to paint self portraits using the vibrant brush strokes of Van Gogh.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. David Gray performs, plus Dame Cleo Laine and Sir John Dankworth, and The Coral.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. The ‘New Wave’ of cinema swept the world in the 60s, creating exciting new ways of making films.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
This is a series of intimate interviews with Hollywood’s biggest stars and filmmakers. BAFTA nominee Phillip Seymour Hoffman discusses his development from high school theatre to iconic film actor.
This series presents intimate discussions with the United Kingdom’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, actor Tom Courtenay talks about working on Dr Zhivago and The Golden Compass.
Originally known as ‘B-boying’, breakdancing originated in the streets of New York City during the birth of hip-hop in the seventies. Three decades later, B-boying is back in full force, reaching a level never seen before.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. As Sophie and her leading man grow closer, Roy the Rod finally asks her on a date.
World class musicians perform in unique venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. The world’s number one artist in 2012, Adele performs for a small group of lucky fans at the Santa Monica Bay Womans Club in California.
10th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. As Sophie and her leading man grow closer, Roy the Rod finally asks her on a date.
This series presents intimate discussions with the United Kingdom’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, actor Tom Courtenay talks about working on Dr Zhivago and The Golden Compass.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Originally known as ‘B-boying’, breakdancing originated in the streets of New York City during the birth of hip-hop in the seventies. Three decades later, B-boying is back in full force, reaching a level never seen before.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon visits Handel’s house in London where he wrote Messiah and other masterpieces.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The English countryside surrounding Worcester and Malvern is where Simon explores the music of Sir Edward Elgar.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt’s three students have to paint self portraits using the vibrant brush strokes of Van Gogh.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
World class musicians perform in unique venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. The world’s number one artist in 2012, Adele performs for a small group of lucky fans at the Santa Monica Bay Womans Club in California.
Zahia Ziouani is a young Algerian woman who has gone on to become one of the world’s most successful female conductors. This portrait of Zahia explores her relationships between the orchestra, the audience and her new home of Paris.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Paris, the city of light and love, is the perfect backdrop to the life, music and times of Claude Debussy.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Sergei Rachmaninoff spent his life in the heart of Moscow, composing while overlooking the Kremlin and Red Square.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt shows the students the flamboyance and gusto for which Sargent was famous.
Despite being unable to read music, Jonathan Miller began stage-directing operas in the 70′s and is now one of the world’s leading directors. He discusses his life and work with host Laurie Taylor in this candid interview.
This series presents intimate discussions with the United Kingdom’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, actor Tom Courtenay talks about working on Dr Zhivago and The Golden Compass.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Some people play the lottery, others dream of unearthing a valuable antique treasure at Saturday morning garage sales. Your odds of achieving the latter may improve drastically thanks to this series that asks expert antiques dealers to reveal their secrets of turning trash to treasure as they are challenged to put their money where their mouth is. Each episode, two expert antiques dealers are given a budget and challenged to find and purchase overlooked treasures at various flea markets. At the end of their shopping spree, their loot is sent to auction. The dealer who walks away with the most profit reigns supreme.
Originally known as ‘B-boying’, breakdancing originated in the streets of New York City during the birth of hip-hop in the seventies. Three decades later, B-boying is back in full force, reaching a level never seen before.
This is a series of intimate interviews with Hollywood’s biggest stars and filmmakers. BAFTA nominee Phillip Seymour Hoffman discusses his development from high school theatre to iconic film actor.
Despite being unable to read music, Jonathan Miller began stage-directing operas in the 70′s and is now one of the world’s leading directors. He discusses his life and work with host Laurie Taylor in this candid interview.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Paris, the city of light and love, is the perfect backdrop to the life, music and times of Claude Debussy.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Sergei Rachmaninoff spent his life in the heart of Moscow, composing while overlooking the Kremlin and Red Square.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt shows the students the flamboyance and gusto for which Sargent was famous.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Guests include KT Tunstall, Jill Scott, Band of Horses, Martin Simpson and Beirut.
A ground-breaking new series featuring established and emerging artists performing line in the world’s most famous studios. This episode features Morrissey, chart-topping group Foster The People, Alice Gold and Youth.
This series records incredible live and intimate performances in London’s Abbey Road Studios. Interviews and performances including Alanis Morissette, LeAnn Rimes, Colbie Caillat, Shawn Colvin, Randy Crawford and Joe Sample.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by the Arctic Monkeys, Randy Newman, The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson and female four-piece Warpaint.
Celebrated DJ and BBC radio presenter Jo Whiley sits down with the hottest acts in the charts today for revealing interviews and intimate performances. Tune in for the hottest performances of the series.
Behind each of Johnny Cash’s enduring hits is a deeply revealing story. This exclusive series uncovers those tales song by song, featuring interviews with musical legends and highlighting the impact his music had on the world forever.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. Sophie feels guilty after sleeping with Roy the Rod and turns to online dating to try to find someone more respectable.
World-class musicians perform in unique and unlikely venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concert. In New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art music legend Ringo Starr performs with modern folk-funk master Ben Harper.
11th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company, and must take over to support her family. Sophie feels guilty after sleeping with Roy the Rod and turns to online dating to try to find someone more respectable.
This series records incredible live and intimate performances in London’s Abbey Road Studios. Interviews and performances including Alanis Morissette, LeAnn Rimes, Colbie Caillat, Shawn Colvin, Randy Crawford and Joe Sample.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by the Arctic Monkeys, Randy Newman, The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson and female four-piece Warpaint.
Celebrated DJ and BBC radio presenter Jo Whiley sits down with the hottest acts in the charts today for revealing interviews and intimate performances. Tune in for the hottest performances of the series.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Paris, the city of light and love, is the perfect backdrop to the life, music and times of Claude Debussy.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Sergei Rachmaninoff spent his life in the heart of Moscow, composing while overlooking the Kremlin and Red Square.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt shows the students the flamboyance and gusto for which Sargent was famous.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
World-class musicians perform in unique and unlikely venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concert. In New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art music legend Ringo Starr performs with modern folk-funk master Ben Harper.
Each year Pavarotti hosts a charity concert with the greatest singers from around the world. This special looks at the best duets, including Andrea Bocelli, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Bono, James Brown, Eurythmics, Lionel Richie, and more.
The great German city of Munich with its famous Opera Houses provides the perfect destination to showcase Richard Strauss, Munich’s favourite son.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow explores the picturesque city of Budapest – home to three famous Hungarian composers, Liszt, Bartok and Kodaly.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint in the Impressionistic style of French artist Monet.
Celebrated DJ and BBC radio presenter Jo Whiley sits down with the hottest acts in the charts today for revealing interviews and intimate performances. Tune in for the hottest performances of the series.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Guests include KT Tunstall, Jill Scott, Band of Horses, Martin Simpson and Beirut.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Some people play the lottery, others dream of unearthing a valuable antique treasure at Saturday morning garage sales. Your odds of achieving the latter may improve drastically thanks to this series that asks expert antiques dealers to reveal their secrets of turning trash to treasure as they are challenged to put their money where their mouth is. Each episode, two expert antiques dealers are given a budget and challenged to find and purchase overlooked treasures at various flea markets. At the end of their shopping spree, their loot is sent to auction. The dealer who walks away with the most profit reigns supreme.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by the Arctic Monkeys, Randy Newman, The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson and female four-piece Warpaint.
Behind each of Johnny Cash’s enduring hits is a deeply revealing story. This exclusive series uncovers those tales song by song, featuring interviews with musical legends and highlighting the impact his music had on the world forever.
This series records incredible live and intimate performances in London’s Abbey Road Studios. Interviews and performances including Alanis Morissette, LeAnn Rimes, Colbie Caillat, Shawn Colvin, Randy Crawford and Joe Sample.
Celebrated DJ and BBC radio presenter Jo Whiley sits down with the hottest acts in the charts today for revealing interviews and intimate performances. Tune in for the hottest performances of the series.
The great German city of Munich with its famous Opera Houses provides the perfect destination to showcase Richard Strauss, Munich’s favourite son.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow explores the picturesque city of Budapest – home to three famous Hungarian composers, Liszt, Bartok and Kodaly.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint in the Impressionistic style of French artist Monet.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by R.E.M., Jamelia, Willis & June Tabor and British Sea Power. With studio guest Yoko Ono.
One of the best-loved pop albums of all time, this documentary explores the making of ABAA’s fourth album Arrival and why it remains influential today. Featuring interviews with musical experts, archive footage and their biggest songs.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focusses on one of the top-eight Queens of Pop.
One of the best-loved pop albums of all time, this documentary explores the making of ABAA’s fourth album Arrival and why it remains influential today. Featuring interviews with musical experts, archive footage and their biggest songs.
12th May 2013
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focusses on one of the top-eight Queens of Pop.
One of the best-loved pop albums of all time, this documentary explores the making of ABAA’s fourth album Arrival and why it remains influential today. Featuring interviews with musical experts, archive footage and their biggest songs.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focuses on one of the top eight queens of pop.
Enjoy three glorious nights in Vienna as Andre Rieu takes you on a musical tour throughout the country. This special includes an exclusive Andre Rieu concert which bids goodbye to the old year and welcomes the new.
This special features the greatest moments from Andre Rieu’s 2011 concerts in Europe. From a full concert in Vienna’s magnificent Belvedere Castle to his journeys through European towns, this is a year in the life of the waltz maestro.
This almost two-hour long concert by Ireland’s most popular male vocalist group features 13 new performances from their best-selling album, Take Me Home. The set includes traditional Celtic tunes and interesting rock covers.
The Irish singing phenomenon Celtic Thunder takes to the stage to celebrate the greatest songs of their homeland. Filmed in New York, this is a wildly entertaining live performance capturing beautiful renditions of Irish classics.
In 2012 Andre Rieu brought the Viennese waltz to Brazil for 30 nights of performances, transforming one of Brazil’s biggest stadiums into an outpost of superb classical music and Latin American hits.
Andrea Bocelli, the world’s most beloved tenor, hosted an intimate and truly romantic outdoor concert in one of the most beautiful settings on earth. Experience the most famous love songs in the world as performed by this singing sensation.
A seductive view into the mind of legendary singer Tony Bennett, as well as an intimate portrait of the artist’s creative process as he turns 85. Tony discusses his philosophies of life, lessons learned, and his passion for music.
Friends and former colleagues of the Fab Four cast new light on the compelling early days of the band. From the band’s formation in Liverpool, through to their initial performances in Hamburg and their first appearances on film.
This live performance special captures the magical night of February 9 in the City of Angels when Paul McCartney decided to bring his favourite pop classics and originals to life at Capitol Studios.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. As the dancers prepare for opening night, Beckanne and Katie go on a double date with the Tilton brothers.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. The ‘New Wave’ of cinema swept the world in the 60s, creating exciting new ways of making films.
This star-studded series presents the key character types of primetime TV through the generations. This episode celebrates the characters who defied comic stereotypes and societal expectations.
Originally known as ‘B-boying’, breakdancing originated in the streets of New York City during the birth of hip-hop in the seventies. Three decades later, B-boying is back in full force, reaching a level never seen before.
This live performance special captures the magical night of February 9 in the City of Angels when Paul McCartney decided to bring his favourite pop classics and originals to life at Capitol Studios.
13th May 2013
Friends and former colleagues of the Fab Four cast new light on the compelling early days of the band. From the band’s formation in Liverpool, through to their initial performances in Hamburg and their first appearances on film.
A seductive view into the mind of legendary singer Tony Bennett, as well as an intimate portrait of the artist’s creative process as he turns 85. Tony discusses his philosophies of life, lessons learned, and his passion for music.
A seductive view into the mind of legendary singer Tony Bennett, as well as an intimate portrait of the artist’s creative process as he turns 85. Tony discusses his philosophies of life, lessons learned, and his passion for music.
Andrea Bocelli, the world’s most beloved tenor, hosted an intimate and truly romantic outdoor concert in one of the most beautiful settings on earth. Experience the most famous love songs in the world as performed by this singing sensation.
In 2012 Andre Rieu brought the Viennese waltz to Brazil for 30 nights of performances, transforming one of Brazil’s biggest stadiums into an outpost of superb classical music and Latin American hits.
This live performance special captures the magical night of February 9 in the City of Angels when Paul McCartney decided to bring his favourite pop classics and originals to life at Capitol Studios.
Paavo Jarvi conducts the Russian National Orchestra in Moscow’s Tchaikovsky Concert Hall. The program will include Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 2 with Denis Matsuev as soloist.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint and sculpt in the style of Italian artist Modigliani.
Delve into the minds of the past decade’s leading creative. TV presenter and former British MP Ann Widdecombe speaks to host Laurie Taylor about sexuality, the expenses scandal and pasta.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. As the dancers prepare for opening night, Beckanne and Katie go on a double date with the Tilton brothers.
Some people play the lottery, others dream of unearthing a valuable antique treasure at Saturday morning garage sales. Your odds of achieving the latter may improve drastically thanks to this series that asks expert antiques dealers to reveal their secrets of turning trash to treasure as they are challenged to put their money where their mouth is. Each episode, two expert antiques dealers are given a budget and challenged to find and purchase overlooked treasures at various flea markets. At the end of their shopping spree, their loot is sent to auction. The dealer who walks away with the most profit reigns supreme.
This star-studded series presents the key character types of primetime TV through the generations. This episode celebrates the characters who defied comic stereotypes and societal expectations.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. The ‘New Wave’ of cinema swept the world in the 60s, creating exciting new ways of making films.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. As the dancers prepare for opening night, Beckanne and Katie go on a double date with the Tilton brothers.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Discover the famous Italian cities of Rome and Naples as we explore the lives of Rossini and Respighi.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The intriguing historic cities of Warsaw and Krakow were home to Poland’s greatest piano player and composer, Frederic Chopin.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint and sculpt in the style of Italian artist Modigliani.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Texas, Starsailor, Desert Sessions (Josh Homme & PJ Harvey), Kanda Bongo Man, Dizzee Rascal and June Tabor.
Join Charlie Luxton as he explores historic properties normally closed to the public. In this episode he visits the lavish 18th-century Newark Park lodge near Bristol and London’s Trellick Tower.
The world’s leading architects and designers reveal the creative processes behind their most famous works. This episode features Mickey Wolfson Jr, founder of the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami and Italy.
This fly-on-the-wall show looks at some of pop culture’s most interesting figures, discovering what a normal day is like and exploring their career. This episode follows Canadian comedian Russell Peters for a day.
Legendary music documentarian Phil Grabsky explores the life of Haydn in this visual and aural extravaganza, which includes breath-taking performances of his music by some of the world’s most celebrated and contemporary musicians.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
This is the story of how one man went from from Bulgarian political prisoner, to devoted family man, to one of the greatest erotic filmmakers in the US. A. C. Stephen’s dreams of fame came true, to the delight and disgust of those around him.
14th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
The world’s leading architects and designers reveal the creative processes behind their most famous works. This episode features Mickey Wolfson Jr, founder of the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami and Italy.
Legendary music documentarian Phil Grabsky explores the life of Haydn in this visual and aural extravaganza, which includes breath-taking performances of his music by some of the world’s most celebrated and contemporary musicians.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Discover the famous Italian cities of Rome and Naples as we explore the lives of Rossini and Respighi.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The intriguing historic cities of Warsaw and Krakow were home to Poland’s greatest piano player and composer, Frederic Chopin.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint and sculpt in the style of Italian artist Modigliani.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Texas, Starsailor, Desert Sessions (Josh Homme & PJ Harvey), Kanda Bongo Man, Dizzee Rascal and June Tabor.
Violin virtuoso Andre Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra perform the music of Mozart, Strauss, Stolz and others in a fairytale setting in front of the Hofburg Palace in Vienna.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint in Andre Derain’s deceptively simple ‘Fauvist’ style.
Delve into the minds of the past decade’s leading creatives. Controversial evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins discusses his upbringing, the root of his atheism and the relationship between religion, morality and love.
Join Charlie Luxton as he explores historic properties normally closed to the public. In this episode he visits the lavish 18th-century Newark Park lodge near Bristol and London’s Trellick Tower.
Some people play the lottery, others dream of unearthing a valuable antique treasure at Saturday morning garage sales. Your odds of achieving the latter may improve drastically thanks to this series that asks expert antiques dealers to reveal their secrets of turning trash to treasure as they are challenged to put their money where their mouth is. Each episode, two expert antiques dealers are given a budget and challenged to find and purchase overlooked treasures at various flea markets. At the end of their shopping spree, their loot is sent to auction. The dealer who walks away with the most profit reigns supreme.
This fly-on-the-wall show looks at some of pop culture’s most interesting figures, discovering what a normal day is like and exploring their career. This episode follows Canadian comedian Russell Peters for a day.
The world’s leading architects and designers reveal the creative processes behind their most famous works. This episode features Mickey Wolfson Jr, founder of the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami and Italy.
Legendary music documentarian Phil Grabsky explores the life of Haydn in this visual and aural extravaganza, which includes breath-taking performances of his music by some of the world’s most celebrated and contemporary musicians.
Simon Callow journeys to London and the English countryside, exploring the lives of two great English composers, Gustav Holst and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
The music of Albeniz and de Falla bring Madrid to life, before Simon travels to Belgrade to discover the life and music of Stephan Mokranjac.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint in Andre Derain’s deceptively simple ‘Fauvist’ style.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Jane’s Addiction, John Cale, Nitin Sawhney, Keane, Simple Kid and Julian Joseph.
What does it take for the world’s biggest pop stars to become Opera singers? Find out as contestants including Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton, Andy Bell from Erasure and X Factor winner Joe McElderry take on the challenge.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff makes his way to the south of France to paint Bras, followed by La Calandre in Venice.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff takes a bite out of The Big Apple – visiting Eleven Madison Park and Per Se in New York.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. The dancers voice concern about Rex’s fall on opening night.
In 1998, a copy of the most important printed work in the English language was snatched from Durham University. Ten years later, an eccentric book dealer tried to convince the world that he didn’t steal it, but was he telling the truth?
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
Bianca seems like any other 18 year old – except that she has spent her life in a nudist club. This is Bianca’s journey around the world – from a naked bike ride through Central London and a liberating nudist camp in the US.
15th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
What does it take for the world’s biggest pop stars to become Opera singers? Find out as contestants including Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton, Andy Bell from Erasure and X Factor winner Joe McElderry take on the challenge.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff makes his way to the south of France to paint Bras, followed by La Calandre in Venice.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. The dancers voice concern about Rex’s fall on opening night.
Simon Callow journeys to London and the English countryside, exploring the lives of two great English composers, Gustav Holst and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
The music of Albeniz and de Falla bring Madrid to life, before Simon travels to Belgrade to discover the life and music of Stephan Mokranjac.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint in Andre Derain’s deceptively simple ‘Fauvist’ style.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Jane’s Addiction, John Cale, Nitin Sawhney, Keane, Simple Kid and Julian Joseph.
World-famous tenor Placido Domingo stars in this live zarzuela performance alongside soprano Ana Maria Martinez, and the Mozarteum Orchestra. The zarzuela is a joyous Spanish-language opera filled with folkloric melodies, arias and dances.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow returns to Moscow where he unfolds the music and lives of Prokofiev and Shostakovich.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint in the style of English painter David Hockney.
Delve into the minds of the past decade’s leading creatives. Satirical cartoonist and novelist Martin Rowson discusses his political clashes, making small talk with Gordon Brown and why those in power deserve to be attacked.
In 1998, a copy of the most important printed work in the English language was snatched from Durham University. Ten years later, an eccentric book dealer tried to convince the world that he didn’t steal it, but was he telling the truth?
Some people play the lottery, others dream of unearthing a valuable antique treasure at Saturday morning garage sales. Your odds of achieving the latter may improve drastically thanks to this series that asks expert antiques dealers to reveal their secrets of turning trash to treasure as they are challenged to put their money where their mouth is. Each episode, two expert antiques dealers are given a budget and challenged to find and purchase overlooked treasures at various flea markets. At the end of their shopping spree, their loot is sent to auction. The dealer who walks away with the most profit reigns supreme.
What does it take for the world’s biggest pop stars to become Opera singers? Find out as contestants including Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton, Andy Bell from Erasure and X Factor winner Joe McElderry take on the challenge.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. The dancers voice concern about Rex’s fall on opening night.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff makes his way to the south of France to paint Bras, followed by La Calandre in Venice.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff takes a bite out of The Big Apple – visiting Eleven Madison Park and Per Se in New York.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow tours through Paris and the Palace of Versailles, as he explores the lives of Bizet and Saint Saens.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow returns to Moscow where he unfolds the music and lives of Prokofiev and Shostakovich.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint in the style of English painter David Hockney.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Sean Paul, The Coral, Ludacris, Elbow, Amy Winehouse, Paula Santaro and Erin McKeown.
In 1998, a copy of the most important printed work in the English language was snatched from Durham University. Ten years later, an eccentric book dealer tried to convince the world that he didn’t steal it, but was he telling the truth?
Get an insider’s perspective, and a map to the cool and cutting edge places to visit, for some of the most thrilling cities around the world.
Experience the high tension, chaotic glamour and last minute inspiration only seen the day before the world’s most spectacular runway shows. Go behind the scenes with Lanvin’s visionary designer Alber Elbaz.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. New names such as Woody Allen and Roman Polanski heralded a new American cinema in the 70s.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
Three women take us through the discovery of fuzoku, the world of erotic entertainment in Japan. A porn actress and a well-known striptease artist discuss their dreams, as this documentary follows them at work and in their free time.
16th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
Experience the high tension, chaotic glamour and last minute inspiration only seen the day before the world’s most spectacular runway shows. Go behind the scenes with Lanvin’s visionary designer Alber Elbaz.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. New names such as Woody Allen and Roman Polanski heralded a new American cinema in the 70s.
Get an insider’s perspective, and a map to the cool and cutting edge places to visit, for some of the most thrilling cities around the world.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow tours through Paris and the Palace of Versailles, as he explores the lives of Bizet and Saint Saens.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow returns to Moscow where he unfolds the music and lives of Prokofiev and Shostakovich.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt teaches his students how to paint in the style of English painter David Hockney.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Sean Paul, The Coral, Ludacris, Elbow, Amy Winehouse, Paula Santaro and Erin McKeown.
Don’t miss this joyous musical celebration from the energetic Youth Orchestra of Venezuela. This special follows the 200 young musicians, many from underprivileged backgrounds, on their trip to Europe to perform at the Beethovenfest.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. UK actor Simon Callow journeys to the Habsburg capital of Vienna – the beloved home of Brahms, Mahler, Schubert and Haydn.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt takes his students to a rooftop to teach them to paint in the style of George Braque.
Outspoken pop star Lily Allen joins host Prof. Laurie Taylor for an intimate interview, detailing growing up in a famous family, her struggles with depression and life as a star in the modern age of celebrity.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. New names such as Woody Allen and Roman Polanski heralded a new American cinema in the 70s.
Paul Hayes and Eric Knowles compete to unearth as many hidden gems as possible at a car boot sale near Colchester, Essex. The antiques experts will then sell on their items for as much profit as they can.
Experience the high tension, chaotic glamour and last minute inspiration only seen the day before the world’s most spectacular runway shows. Go behind the scenes with Lanvin’s visionary designer Alber Elbaz.
Get an insider’s perspective, and a map to the cool and cutting edge places to visit, for some of the most thrilling cities around the world.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. New names such as Woody Allen and Roman Polanski heralded a new American cinema in the 70s.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities. Simon Callow tours Salzburg to discover more about the hometown of Mozart, the origins of The Sound of Music musical and the Salzburg Festival.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. UK actor Simon Callow journeys to the Habsburg capital of Vienna – the beloved home of Brahms, Mahler, Schubert and Haydn.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt takes his students to a rooftop to teach them to paint in the style of George Braque.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Travis, Love with Arthur Lee, The Distillers and Ruby Turner.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. New names such as Woody Allen and Roman Polanski heralded a new American cinema in the 70s.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
BAFTA: A Life in Pictures is a series of intimate interviews with Hollywood’s biggest stars and filmmakers. Colin Firth talks about how he went from ‘pretentious’ theatre star to BAFTA-winning film actor.
This series presents intimate discussions with the UK’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, director Stephen Frears talks about working on High Fidelity and The Queen.
After a bar brawl leaves Mark Hogencamp with brain damage, he begins to build a small scale WWII town in his backyard. This true story follows how one man’s therapy was discovered by a prestigious New York art gallery.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
In 1953, 27-year-old Hugh Hefner published the first Playboy Magazine in Chicago, and changed American culture forever. This documentary looks at the impact the magazine, the brand and the man himself have had over the past 50 years.
17th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
This series presents intimate discussions with the UK’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, director Stephen Frears talks about working on High Fidelity and The Queen.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
After a bar brawl leaves Mark Hogencamp with brain damage, he begins to build a small scale WWII town in his backyard. This true story follows how one man’s therapy was discovered by a prestigious New York art gallery.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities. Simon Callow tours Salzburg to discover more about the hometown of Mozart, the origins of The Sound of Music musical and the Salzburg Festival.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. UK actor Simon Callow journeys to the Habsburg capital of Vienna – the beloved home of Brahms, Mahler, Schubert and Haydn.
Notorious art forger John Myatt teaches aspiring artist how to paint in the style of the world’s greatest artists. Myatt takes his students to a rooftop to teach them to paint in the style of George Braque.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Travis, Love with Arthur Lee, The Distillers and Ruby Turner.
Australia’s ‘Queen of the Flute’, Jane Rutter, recounts her student days spent in Paris. This concert-theatre piece features French music from La Belle Epoque to the present day.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow visits Finland to learn more about their musical legend Sibelius – visiting the composer’s home and hearing his most famous works.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. This episode focuses on fashion designer Jenny Kee, known for her kaleidoscopic prints.
This series chronicles Laurie Taylor’s probing interviews with leading artists and thinkers. Touching on death, religion and feminism, this interview with Sheila Hancock traces her life and what inspires her to perform.
This series presents intimate discussions with the UK’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, director Stephen Frears talks about working on High Fidelity and The Queen.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Paul Hayes and Eric Knowles cross the channel to France for another antiques-hunting battle. The pair are in the champagne city of Reims, where they search for bargains to sell at auction back in the UK.
After a bar brawl leaves Mark Hogencamp with brain damage, he begins to build a small scale WWII town in his backyard. This true story follows how one man’s therapy was discovered by a prestigious New York art gallery.
BAFTA: A Life in Pictures is a series of intimate interviews with Hollywood’s biggest stars and filmmakers. Colin Firth talks about how he went from ‘pretentious’ theatre star to BAFTA-winning film actor.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
This series presents intimate discussions with the UK’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, director Stephen Frears talks about working on High Fidelity and The Queen.
Simon Callow journeys through the mountains of Norway, ending in the capital of Oslo, to follow the life of the country’s most beloved composer – Edvard Grieg.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow visits Finland to learn more about their musical legend Sibelius – visiting the composer’s home and hearing his most famous works.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. This episode focuses on fashion designer Jenny Kee, known for her kaleidoscopic prints.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Annie Lennox, Ryan Adams, Oumou Sangare, and Franz Ferdinand.
A ground-breaking new series featuring established and emerging artists performing line in the world’s most famous studios. This episode features Mercury Prize nominees Metronomy, The View and The Pierces with U.N.K.L.E.
This series records incredible live and intimate performances in London’s Abbey Road Studios. Interviews and performances including Ryan Adams, Anna Calvi, Ben Harper, Amos Lee, Seal and Damien Rice.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by New York’s The Strokes, Seasick Steve, Benda Bilili and more.
Celebrated DJ and BBC radio presenter Jo Whiley sits down with the hottest acts in the charts today for revealing interviews and intimate performances. Tune in for the best exclusive live performances from this series.
Behind each of Johnny Cash’s enduring hits is a deeply revealing story. This exclusive series uncovers those tales song by song, featuring interviews with musical legends and highlighting the impact his music had on the world forever.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
World class musicians perform in unique and unlikely venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. Elvis Costello performs the biggest songs from his three-decade career, for an intimate crowd in the New York Public Library.
18th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
This series records incredible live and intimate performances in London’s Abbey Road Studios. Interviews and performances including Ryan Adams, Anna Calvi, Ben Harper, Amos Lee, Seal and Damien Rice.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by New York’s The Strokes, Seasick Steve, Benda Bilili and more.
Celebrated DJ and BBC radio presenter Jo Whiley sits down with the hottest acts in the charts today for revealing interviews and intimate performances. Tune in for the best exclusive live performances from this series.
Simon Callow journeys through the mountains of Norway, ending in the capital of Oslo, to follow the life of the country’s most beloved composer – Edvard Grieg.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow visits Finland to learn more about their musical legend Sibelius – visiting the composer’s home and hearing his most famous works.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. This episode focuses on fashion designer Jenny Kee, known for her kaleidoscopic prints.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Annie Lennox, Ryan Adams, Oumou Sangare, and Franz Ferdinand.
The Verbier Festival is one of the most prestigious classical music events in the world. This live recording of Lars Vogt, features stunning performances of Beethoven and Schubert.
The Verbier Festival is one of the most prestigious classical music events in the world. At the age of 24, Khatia Buniatishvili is a rising star of the classical world.
Antonio Vivaldi spent his most productive years in Venice in the early 18th century. Simon tours the canals and bridges for which Vivaldi created the perfect soundtrack in his Four Seasons.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Peter Thompson sits down with Lucette Aldous, one of Australia’s most famous ballerinas.
Celebrated DJ and BBC radio presenter Jo Whiley sits down with the hottest acts in the charts today for revealing interviews and intimate performances. Tune in for the best exclusive live performances from this series.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Annie Lennox, Ryan Adams, Oumou Sangare, and Franz Ferdinand.
Get to know the women who defined pop over the last 50 years. This series was based on a viewer-voted to decide music’s ultimate divas, and each documentary episode focusses on one of the top-eight Queens of Pop.
Paul Hayes and Eric Knowles visit the Malvern Flea and Collectors Fair, where they hunt for antiques they can sell at auction and make the most money for the charity of their choice.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by New York’s The Strokes, Seasick Steve, Benda Bilili and more.
Behind each of Johnny Cash’s enduring hits is a deeply revealing story. This exclusive series uncovers those tales song by song, featuring interviews with musical legends and highlighting the impact his music had on the world forever.
This series records incredible live and intimate performances in London’s Abbey Road Studios. Interviews and performances including Ryan Adams, Anna Calvi, Ben Harper, Amos Lee, Seal and Damien Rice.
Celebrated DJ and BBC radio presenter Jo Whiley sits down with the hottest acts in the charts today for revealing interviews and intimate performances. Tune in for the best exclusive live performances from this series.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. St Petersburg was home to the composers Borodin, Glinka, Mussorgsky, and the musical painter of the Arabian Nights, Rimsky-Korsakov.
Antonio Vivaldi spent his most productive years in Venice in the early 18th century. Simon tours the canals and bridges for which Vivaldi created the perfect soundtrack in his Four Seasons.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Peter Thompson sits down with Lucette Aldous, one of Australia’s most famous ballerinas.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Mary J Blige, Kanye West, Alicia Keys, The Fugees, Erykah Badu and The Roots.
This is a in-depth profile of one of the most influential artists ever to come out of Jamaica, following his life from his beginnings in a church choir to the universally praised, Grammy award winning artist of today.
See the legendary Bob Marley in these two remastered 1979 concert performances. This special combines footage from Reggae Sunsplash with a live performance from Germany which was to be Marley’s last European appearance before his death.
Remembering the rate talent of soul singer Otis Redding, this 1989 documentary presents his most exciting performances from his Stax Volt tour and Monterey Pop appearance.
This concert was recorded live on Marvin Gaye’s first European tour in 1976. Filmed in Holland at the Edenhalle Concert Hall in Amsterdam before a sell-out audience, this show was one of the rare live performances captured on film.
The greats of swing and jazz – including Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie and Gene Krupa – came together for this must-see 1972 tribute to Louis Armstrong.
19th May 2013
See the legendary Bob Marley in these two remastered 1979 concert performances. This special combines footage from Reggae Sunsplash with a live performance from Germany which was to be Marley’s last European appearance before his death.
Remembering the rate talent of soul singer Otis Redding, this 1989 documentary presents his most exciting performances from his Stax Volt tour and Monterey Pop appearance.
This concert was recorded live on Marvin Gaye’s first European tour in 1976. Filmed in Holland at the Edenhalle Concert Hall in Amsterdam before a sell-out audience, this show was one of the rare live performances captured on film.
The greats of swing and jazz – including Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie and Gene Krupa – came together for this must-see 1972 tribute to Louis Armstrong.
See the legendary Bob Marley in these two remastered 1979 concert performances. This special combines footage from Reggae Sunsplash with a live performance from Germany which was to be Marley’s last European appearance before his death.
Filmed in Poland, this documentary focuses on the Chopin Special Anniversary Concert that took place on 26th February 2010 at the Warsaw Philharmonic Concert Hall conducted by Frans Bruggen.
Jazz composer Charles Mingus’ masterpiece Epitaph was only discovered after his death in 1979. After being painstakingly restored as the largest and longest piece for a jazz orchestra, this was the world premiere performance in New York.
Daniel Barenboim is a political and pop culture icon who conducts some of the world’s most famous orchestras. This special follows his concert series Beethoven for All, where he travelled the world bringing Beethoven’s music to the masses.
Join an audience of over 60,000, as acclaimed tenor Andrea Bocelli gives a one-off concert in New York’s Central Park. He is joined onstage by the New York Philharmonica, and international singers including Celine Dion and Tony Bennett.
The world-famous French tenor Roberto Alagna performs this tribute to the Spanish performer Luis Mariano, celebrating his diverse career as an opera singer, film actor, latin crooner and international pop artist.
Legendary music documentarian Phil Grabsky explores the life of Haydn in this visual and aural extravaganza, which includes breath-taking performances of his music by some of the world’s most celebrated and contemporary musicians.
In 1998, a copy of the most important printed work in the English language was snatched from Durham University. Ten years later, an eccentric book dealer tried to convince the world that he didn’t steal it, but was he telling the truth?
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. The dancers voice concern about Rex’s fall on opening night.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. New names such as Woody Allen and Roman Polanski heralded a new American cinema in the 70s.
Experience the high tension, chaotic glamour and last minute inspiration only seen the day before the world’s most spectacular runway shows. Go behind the scenes with Lanvin’s visionary designer Alber Elbaz.
After a bar brawl leaves Mark Hogencamp with brain damage, he begins to build a small scale WWII town in his backyard. This true story follows how one man’s therapy was discovered by a prestigious New York art gallery.
Jazz composer Charles Mingus’ masterpiece Epitaph was only discovered after his death in 1979. After being painstakingly restored as the largest and longest piece for a jazz orchestra, this was the world premiere performance in New York.
20th May 2013
Filmed in Poland, this documentary focuses on the Chopin Special Anniversary Concert that took place on 26th February 2010 at the Warsaw Philharmonic Concert Hall conducted by Frans Bruggen.
Marvel at the big-money bidding frenzies as this series dives into the rough-and-tumble world of high-end art auctions. In each episode, experts from the world’s leading auction houses reveal the stories of the treasures that fall under the auctioneer’s hammer. From a yellow Rolls Royce driven by Robert Redford in The Great Gatsby and a unique collection of Churchill memorabilia, to a limestone sculpture by Modigliani and a 1941 Jean Prouve bicycle, you’ll be astounded by the steep prices fetched by these rare treasures.
Join an audience of over 60,000, as acclaimed tenor Andrea Bocelli gives a one-off concert in New York’s Central Park. He is joined onstage by the New York Philharmonica, and international singers including Celine Dion and Tony Bennett.
The Endellion String Quartet is renowned as one of the finest quartets in the world. For this performance they worked with Beethoven scholars for a celebration of his music.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Follow J.S. Bach’s career path though eastern Germany from Eisenach to Arnstadt and Weimar.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
This programme interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on career highlights and aspirations. This episode features Wendy Hughes, one of the leading Australian actresses of the 1970s and ’80s.
This series chronicles Laurie Taylor’s probing interviews with leading artists and thinkers. He interviews Mike Leigh, the screenwriter and director behind films including Secrets & Lies, Happy-Go-Lucky and Topsy Turvy.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. The dancers voice concern about Rex’s fall on opening night.
Paul Hayes and Eric Knowles try to make the most profit for charity from their chosen items at Duke’s auction house in Dorset, before facing the showdown challenge, in which one of them will be crowned champion.
Experience the high tension, chaotic glamour and last minute inspiration only seen the day before the world’s most spectacular runway shows. Go behind the scenes with Lanvin’s visionary designer Alber Elbaz.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. New names such as Woody Allen and Roman Polanski heralded a new American cinema in the 70s.
This reality series is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most competitive ballet companies in the US. The dancers voice concern about Rex’s fall on opening night.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Smetana serenaded its river, Dvorak started out as a dance band fiddler and Mozart enjoyed his greatest successes here.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Follow J.S. Bach’s career path though eastern Germany from Eisenach to Arnstadt and Weimar.
This programme interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on career highlights and aspirations. This episode features Wendy Hughes, one of the leading Australian actresses of the 1970s and ’80s.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Robbie Williams, Elvis Costello, Mick Jones and Paul Simonon of The Clash, Estelle, and punk trio Green Day.
Join Charlie Luxton as he explores historic properties normally closed to the public. In this episode he visits a World War II bunker and discovers some extraordinary treasures at St Bartholomew’s Hospital in London.
The world’s leading architects and designers reveal the creative processes behind their most famous works. This episode features British-born and Hong Kong-based furniture designer Michael Young.
This fly-on-the-wall show looks at pop culture’s most interesting figures, discovering what a normal day is like and exploring their thoughts on their career. This episode follows Black Eyed Peas rapper Will.I.Am for a day.
The world of traditional ballroom dancing is about to be shaken up when five same-sex couples prepare to compete at the Gay Games. This Australian documentary follows the homophobia, injury and personal dramas they must overcome.
This spectacular concert sees Take That together again to perform a variety of their classic chart-topping hits, as well as songs from their upcoming new album. Filmed in Manchester in front of an intimate studio audience of fans.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
Seduction training is becoming increasingly popular, with eager students paying top dollar to learn the tricks of picking-up. But does the theory really work, and is it harmful when it comes to starting long-term relationships?
21st May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
Join Charlie Luxton as he explores historic properties normally closed to the public. In this episode he visits a World War II bunker and discovers some extraordinary treasures at St Bartholomew’s Hospital in London.
The world’s leading architects and designers reveal the creative processes behind their most famous works. This episode features British-born and Hong Kong-based furniture designer Michael Young.
The world of traditional ballroom dancing is about to be shaken up when five same-sex couples prepare to compete at the Gay Games. This Australian documentary follows the homophobia, injury and personal dramas they must overcome.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Smetana serenaded its river, Dvorak started out as a dance band fiddler and Mozart enjoyed his greatest successes here.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Follow J.S. Bach’s career path though eastern Germany from Eisenach to Arnstadt and Weimar.
This programme interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on career highlights and aspirations. This episode features Wendy Hughes, one of the leading Australian actresses of the 1970s and ’80s.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Robbie Williams, Elvis Costello, Mick Jones and Paul Simonon of The Clash, Estelle, and punk trio Green Day.
Fall in love again with Andre Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra as they bring you a show of favourites live from his hometown of Maastricht. From musicals to folk songs to waltzes, this is a glorious and thrilling celebration of music.
The last difficult years of Mozart’s short life, Beethoven’s tragic deafness, the glamorous but turbulent life of the great ‘Waltz King’, Johann Strauss the Younger – these are the stories of Vienna.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Peter Thompson speaks to Marina Prior, Australian star of the stage and screen.
This series chronicles Laurie Taylor’s probing interviews with leading thinkers. Shirley Williams talks about her life in politics, including her decision to leave Labour and become a founding member of the SDP.
The world of traditional ballroom dancing is about to be shaken up when five same-sex couples prepare to compete at the Gay Games. This Australian documentary follows the homophobia, injury and personal dramas they must overcome.
Paul Hayes and Eric Knowles hunt for collectibles at four different events in a showdown challenge, hoping to make the most profit at auction and raise money for their chosen charities.
This fly-on-the-wall show looks at pop culture’s most interesting figures, discovering what a normal day is like and exploring their thoughts on their career. This episode follows Black Eyed Peas rapper Will.I.Am for a day.
Join Charlie Luxton as he explores historic properties normally closed to the public. In this episode he visits a World War II bunker and discovers some extraordinary treasures at St Bartholomew’s Hospital in London.
The world’s leading architects and designers reveal the creative processes behind their most famous works. This episode features British-born and Hong Kong-based furniture designer Michael Young.
This spectacular concert sees Take That together again to perform a variety of their classic chart-topping hits, as well as songs from their upcoming new album. Filmed in Manchester in front of an intimate studio audience of fans.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The careers of Bach and Mendelssohn reached their height in Leipzig, where we visit the manuscript of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.
The last difficult years of Mozart’s short life, Beethoven’s tragic deafness, the glamorous but turbulent life of the great ‘Waltz King’, Johann Strauss the Younger – these are the stories of Vienna.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Peter Thompson speaks to Marina Prior, Australian star of the stage and screen.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by The Cure, Anita Baker, Jackson Browne, Embrace, The Futureheads and KT Tunstall.
What does it take for the world’s biggest pop stars to become Opera singers? Find out as contestants including Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton, Andy Bell from Erasure and X Factor winner Joe McElderry take on the challenge.
This fly-on-the-wall show looks at pop culture’s most interesting figures, discovering what a normal day is like and exploring their thoughts on their career. This episode follows Black Eyed Peas rapper Will.I.Am for a day.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff visits Momafuku in NYC, before heading to The Ledbury and Hibiscus in London.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff prepares his collection of Back of House paintings for an exhibition in London.
In this candid, in-depth interview with the late visionary filmed in 1995, Steve Jobs discusses at length his early days, career battles, and vision for the future. Small portions of the piece were used for a television series at the time, but the vast majority was shelved and for 17 years thought to be lost. Resurfacing, it is being presented in its entirety, providing a fascinating look at Jobs at a particularly interesting moment in his career, two years before he would go on to retake control of Apple.
From counter-cultural icon to technocratic corporation – Apple have evolved into one of the most influential, wealthy and powerful companies on earth. This documentary explores Apple’s success to their technical ingenuity.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
Explore the wacky world of genital plastic surgery and modern femininity. With little research done into long-term effects, this documentary looks at the reasons behind women’s decisions to go under the knife and what they are risking.
22nd May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
What does it take for the world’s biggest pop stars to become Opera singers? Find out as contestants including Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton, Andy Bell from Erasure and X Factor winner Joe McElderry take on the challenge.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff visits Momafuku in NYC, before heading to The Ledbury and Hibiscus in London.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff prepares his collection of Back of House paintings for an exhibition in London.
From counter-cultural icon to technocratic corporation – Apple have evolved into one of the most influential, wealthy and powerful companies on earth. This documentary explores Apple’s success to their technical ingenuity.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The careers of Bach and Mendelssohn reached their height in Leipzig, where we visit the manuscript of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.
The last difficult years of Mozart’s short life, Beethoven’s tragic deafness, the glamorous but turbulent life of the great ‘Waltz King’, Johann Strauss the Younger – these are the stories of Vienna.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Peter Thompson speaks to Marina Prior, Australian star of the stage and screen.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by The Cure, Anita Baker, Jackson Browne, Embrace, The Futureheads and KT Tunstall.
Masterfully restored, this special showcases two unreleased performances from 1977, where celebrated pianist Martha Argerich plays the Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 and Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. More than just a beautiful Italian region, Tuscany also produced two of the greatest operatic composers – Verdi and Puccini.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow follows Beethoven’s early life in his birthplace of Bonn, and then travels to Berlin – home to one of the world’s greatest orchestras.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
This programme interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Sit down with Ross Wilson, who fronted iconic bands Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock.
This series chronicles Laurie Taylor’s probing interviews with artists. Andre Previn’s talents include arranging film scores, conducting orchestras and playing the piano, and he keeps himself busy even at the age of 82.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff visits Momafuku in NYC, before heading to The Ledbury and Hibiscus in London.
Join world famous Australian artist Jeff Martin as he travels to 12 of the best restaurants on Earth to create unique large-scale artworks. Jeff prepares his collection of Back of House paintings for an exhibition in London.
James Lewis and Jonty Hearnden visit a car-boot sale at Ford Airfield in Arundel, West Sussex, where they search for items they can sell on for the biggest possible profit.
What does it take for the world’s biggest pop stars to become Opera singers? Find out as contestants including Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton, Andy Bell from Erasure and X Factor winner Joe McElderry take on the challenge.
This fly-on-the-wall show looks at pop culture’s most interesting figures, discovering what a normal day is like and exploring their thoughts on their career. This episode follows Black Eyed Peas rapper Will.I.Am for a day.
In this candid, in-depth interview with the late visionary filmed in 1995, Steve Jobs discusses at length his early days, career battles, and vision for the future. Small portions of the piece were used for a television series at the time, but the vast majority was shelved and for 17 years thought to be lost. Resurfacing, it is being presented in its entirety, providing a fascinating look at Jobs at a particularly interesting moment in his career, two years before he would go on to retake control of Apple.
From counter-cultural icon to technocratic corporation – Apple have evolved into one of the most influential, wealthy and powerful companies on earth. This documentary explores Apple’s success to their technical ingenuity.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. More than just a beautiful Italian region, Tuscany also produced two of the greatest operatic composers – Verdi and Puccini.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow follows Beethoven’s early life in his birthplace of Bonn, and then travels to Berlin – home to one of the world’s greatest orchestras.
This programme interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Sit down with Ross Wilson, who fronted iconic bands Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by the Manic Street Preachers, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Kings of Leon, Fried and Willy Mason.
The world of traditional ballroom dancing is about to be shaken up when five same-sex couples prepare to compete at the Gay Games. This Australian documentary follows the homophobia, injury and personal dramas they must overcome.
Get an insider’s perspective, and a map to the cool and cutting edge places to visit, for some of the most thrilling cities around the world.
Experience the high tension, chaotic glamour and last minute inspiration only seen the day before the world’s most spectacular runway shows. Go behind the scenes with Isabel Marant as she prepares her label for the catwalk.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. Around the world directors such as Bergmann, Bertolucci, Scorcese and more were changing international film.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
How did striptease arise and why hasn’t it been made extinct by X-rated films and internet pornography? This documentary investigates the history of striptease, and how attitudes towards the nude female have shifted over the years.
23rd May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
Experience the high tension, chaotic glamour and last minute inspiration only seen the day before the world’s most spectacular runway shows. Go behind the scenes with Isabel Marant as she prepares her label for the catwalk.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. Around the world directors such as Bergmann, Bertolucci, Scorcese and more were changing international film.
Get an insider’s perspective, and a map to the cool and cutting edge places to visit, for some of the most thrilling cities around the world.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. More than just a beautiful Italian region, Tuscany also produced two of the greatest operatic composers – Verdi and Puccini.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the music composed there. Simon Callow follows Beethoven’s early life in his birthplace of Bonn, and then travels to Berlin – home to one of the world’s greatest orchestras.
This programme interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Sit down with Ross Wilson, who fronted iconic bands Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by the Manic Street Preachers, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Kings of Leon, Fried and Willy Mason.
The choir of King’s College Cambridge perform Handel’s best known work Messiah in this spectacular 2009 concert to celebrate the 800th anniversary of Cambridge University and 250 years since Handel’s death.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people. Reg Mombassa discusses his musical influence as a founding member of Mental As Anything, along with his art and iconic Mambo graphics.
This series chronicles Laurie Taylor’s probing interviews with leading thinkers. Peter Hitchens discusses his views on issues including divorce, abortion, the Iraq war, and the rivalry with his brother.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. Around the world directors such as Bergmann, Bertolucci, Scorcese and more were changing international film.
Jonty Hearnden and James Lewis head to the East of England Showground, home of the Peterborough Festival of Antiques, to uncover hidden bargains to sell for a profit.
Experience the high tension, chaotic glamour and last minute inspiration only seen the day before the world’s most spectacular runway shows. Go behind the scenes with Isabel Marant as she prepares her label for the catwalk.
Get an insider’s perspective, and a map to the cool and cutting edge places to visit, for some of the most thrilling cities around the world.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. Around the world directors such as Bergmann, Bertolucci, Scorcese and more were changing international film.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Simon Callow returns to St Petersburg to meet review some significant figures in its history: Pushkin, Catherine the Great, and Rasputin featuring the music of the composers Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow travels from London To Halle, the birthplace of Handel and the beginning of his musical travels.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people. Reg Mombassa discusses his musical influence as a founding member of Mental As Anything, along with his art and iconic Mambo graphics.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Razorlight, The Zutons, Roni Size, Jocelyn Brown, Joanna Newsom, and the Bee Gees’ Robin Gibb.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. Around the world directors such as Bergmann, Bertolucci, Scorcese and more were changing international film.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
This is a series of intimate interviews with Hollywood’s biggest stars and filmmakers. Legendary director Martin Scorcese discusses his unique style, acclaimed film career and his relationship with Robert de Niro.
This series presents intimate discussions with the UK’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, stage and screen star Juliet Stevenson talks about starring in West End productions and Hollywood films.
Journey into the life of William Turnbull, who is recognized as one of the pioneers of modernism in British art. This documentary explores his experiences in Paris, London and New York alongside the other great artists of the 20th Century.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
In 2004 it seemed there wasn’t a town, profession or organisation in Britain that didn’t ‘get their kit off’ for charity. This documentary follows how the ‘going naked’ phenomenon became a cheeky British preoccupation.
24th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
This series presents intimate discussions with the UK’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, stage and screen star Juliet Stevenson talks about starring in West End productions and Hollywood films.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Journey into the life of William Turnbull, who is recognized as one of the pioneers of modernism in British art. This documentary explores his experiences in Paris, London and New York alongside the other great artists of the 20th Century.
Simon Callow returns to St Petersburg to meet review some significant figures in its history: Pushkin, Catherine the Great, and Rasputin featuring the music of the composers Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon Callow travels from London To Halle, the birthplace of Handel and the beginning of his musical travels.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people. Reg Mombassa discusses his musical influence as a founding member of Mental As Anything, along with his art and iconic Mambo graphics.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Razorlight, The Zutons, Roni Size, Jocelyn Brown, Joanna Newsom, and the Bee Gees’ Robin Gibb.
Violin virtuoso Andre Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra perform the music of Mozart, Strauss, Stolz and others in a fairytale setting in front of the Hofburg Palace in Vienna.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
This show interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on their career and life experiences. Peter sits down with Thomas Keneally, the author whose work includes the Booker Prize-winning Schindler’s Ark.
Author Christopher Hitchens talks about his atheist beliefs, his support for the Iraq war, his rivalry with his brother, and his diagnosis with terminal cancer.
This series presents intimate discussions with the UK’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, stage and screen star Juliet Stevenson talks about starring in West End productions and Hollywood films.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jonty Hearnden and James Lewis compete at Tring Market Auctions in Hertfordshire. The antiques experts will need to be alert to keep on top of proceedings and acquire the best bargains.
Journey into the life of William Turnbull, who is recognized as one of the pioneers of modernism in British art. This documentary explores his experiences in Paris, London and New York alongside the other great artists of the 20th Century.
This is a series of intimate interviews with Hollywood’s biggest stars and filmmakers. Legendary director Martin Scorcese discusses his unique style, acclaimed film career and his relationship with Robert de Niro.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
This series presents intimate discussions with the UK’s most respected contemporary filmmakers. This episode, stage and screen star Juliet Stevenson talks about starring in West End productions and Hollywood films.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon visits Handel’s house in London where he wrote Messiah and other masterpieces.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The English countryside surrounding Worcester and Malvern is where Simon explores the music of Sir Edward Elgar.
This show interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on their career and life experiences. Peter sits down with Thomas Keneally, the author whose work includes the Booker Prize-winning Schindler’s Ark.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Ian Brown, The Bravery, MC Solaar, Mercury Rev, and k.d. Lang.
A ground-breaking new series featuring established and emerging artists performing line in the world’s most famous studios. This episode features Miles Kane, The Antlers, Youth and Razorlight with Jamie Hince.
This series records incredible live and intimate performances in London’s Abbey Road Studios. Interviews and performances including Wynton Marsalis, Diana Krall, Madeleine Peyroux and Dr. John.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Friendly Fires, Beverly Knight, James Vincent McMorrow and Yuck.
This seminal series delves deep into the careers of the world’s biggest musical acts, charting their highs and lows. Blondie went from defining New York’s punk/new wave scene to topping pop charts around the world.
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
Artists perform in unique venues to create once-in-a-lifetime concerts. Indie-rock favourites Death Cab For Cutie perform for 800 fans gathered in the famous Beaux-Arts Court, surrounded by classic European paintings.
25th May 2013
When Sophie’s husband dies she discovers his secret porn production company has been financing their rich lifestyle. To support her family she must take over his business, and soon finds she is a natural in the porn industry.
This series records incredible live and intimate performances in London’s Abbey Road Studios. Interviews and performances including Wynton Marsalis, Diana Krall, Madeleine Peyroux and Dr. John.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Friendly Fires, Beverly Knight, James Vincent McMorrow and Yuck.
Marvel at the big-money bidding frenzies as this series dives into the rough-and-tumble world of high-end art auctions. In each episode, experts from the world’s leading auction houses reveal the stories of the treasures that fall under the auctioneer’s hammer. From a yellow Rolls Royce driven by Robert Redford in The Great Gatsby and a unique collection of Churchill memorabilia, to a limestone sculpture by Modigliani and a 1941 Jean Prouve bicycle, you’ll be astounded by the steep prices fetched by these rare treasures.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Simon visits Handel’s house in London where he wrote Messiah and other masterpieces.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. The English countryside surrounding Worcester and Malvern is where Simon explores the music of Sir Edward Elgar.
This show interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on their career and life experiences. Peter sits down with Thomas Keneally, the author whose work includes the Booker Prize-winning Schindler’s Ark.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Ian Brown, The Bravery, MC Solaar, Mercury Rev, and k.d. Lang.
Filmed live at New york’s Radio City Music Hall, songs include 76 Trombones, The Godfather Waltz and America the Beautiful.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Sergei Rachmaninoff spent his life in the heart of Moscow, composing while overlooking the Kremlin and Red Square.
Every four years the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition brings together the best young piano trios and string quartets for a world-class musical contest. In this innovative series, the participants are let loose to perform at Melbourne’s most iconic locations including Federation Square, The Myer Mural Hall and Collins Street Baptist Church. Filmed in July 2011, the series offers a rare chance to discover the talents of the next generation of chamber music stars. All participants are under the age of 35 and drawn from the UK, France, Hungary, USA, Australia and some of Europe’s most prestigious music academies.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Author, broadcaster and memoirist Clive James discusses his work and his life in the UK.
This seminal series delves deep into the careers of the world’s biggest musical acts, charting their highs and lows. Blondie went from defining New York’s punk/new wave scene to topping pop charts around the world.
A ground-breaking new series featuring established and emerging artists performing line in the world’s most famous studios. This episode features Miles Kane, The Antlers, Youth and Razorlight with Jamie Hince.
Jonty Hearnden and James Lewis head to St Ouen antiques market in Paris to scour hundreds of shops and stalls to find valuable items they can make a profit from back home.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Friendly Fires, Beverly Knight, James Vincent McMorrow and Yuck.
This series records incredible live and intimate performances in London’s Abbey Road Studios. Interviews and performances including Wynton Marsalis, Diana Krall, Madeleine Peyroux and Dr. John.
A ground-breaking new series featuring established and emerging artists performing line in the world’s most famous studios. This episode features Miles Kane, The Antlers, Youth and Razorlight with Jamie Hince.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Paris, the city of light and love, is the perfect backdrop to the life, music and times of Claude Debussy.
Explore Europe’s most fascinating cities and the classical music composed there. Sergei Rachmaninoff spent his life in the heart of Moscow, composing while overlooking the Kremlin and Red Square.
This program interviews some of Australia’s most influential people, focusing on early influences, career highlights and aspirations. Author, broadcaster and memoirist Clive James discusses his work and his life in the UK.
Explore the world of cinema every week with film critics Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton. Their sophisticated yet heartfelt critiques of the latest cinema releases are combined with interviews with the biggest stars and directors.
Jools Holland presents legendary musicians and brand new acts from around the world, all performing live. Jools is joined by Goldfrapp, Burt Bacharach, Rufus Wainwright, Editors, and Corinne Baily Rae.
From his early life in Zanzibar and India, to international stardom as the lead singer of Queen, to his untimely death, this special follows Freddie Mercury’s extravagant and tumultuous life. Featuring interviews with friends and family.
At 2am on the January 12, 1985, Queen stepped out on stage to make one of their most historic concert appearances to date as they opened the Rio De Janeiro’s Rock In Rio festival to an audience of more than 250,000.
A visual anthology covering the band’s first ten years of worldwide success. This special includes early footage of Queen, rare videos, concert highlights from around the world, plus interviews with the band, fans and celebrities.
This 2008 concert was recorded in Ukraine, and kicked off the Queen’s world tour with Paul Rogers on vocals. In front of 350,000 fans, they perform their biggest hits including We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions and The Show Must Go On.
Go behind the scenes of the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert, the largest concert since Live Aid. Featuring interviews with the remaining Queen members, artists who performed in the concert, unseen rehearsal footage and concert highlights.
From his early life in Zanzibar and India, to international stardom as the lead singer of Queen, to his untimely death, this special follows Freddie Mercury’s extravagant and tumultuous life. Featuring interviews with friends and family.
26th May 2013
At 2am on the January 12, 1985, Queen stepped out on stage to make one of their most historic concert appearances to date as they opened the Rio De Janeiro’s Rock In Rio festival to an audience of more than 250,000.
A visual anthology covering the band’s first ten years of worldwide success. This special includes early footage of Queen, rare videos, concert highlights from around the world, plus interviews with the band, fans and celebrities.
This 2008 concert was recorded in Ukraine, and kicked off the Queen’s world tour with Paul Rogers on vocals. In front of 350,000 fans, they perform their biggest hits including We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions and The Show Must Go On.
Go behind the scenes of the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert, the largest concert since Live Aid. Featuring interviews with the remaining Queen members, artists who performed in the concert, unseen rehearsal footage and concert highlights.
At 2am on the January 12, 1985, Queen stepped out on stage to make one of their most historic concert appearances to date as they opened the Rio De Janeiro’s Rock In Rio festival to an audience of more than 250,000.
Noah Stewart is one of the most in-demand young tenors in the world. This documentary explores his rough childhood in Harlem, his experiences with Audrey Hepburn, Mariah Carey and Bill Cosby, and his operatic debuts around the world.
This is the spectacular recording of Cecilia Bartoli’s all-Vivaldi sell-out performances at the Theatre des Champs-Elysees.Bartoli’s breath-taking virtuosity in arias makes this a once-in-a-lifetime performance of Vivaldi’s work.
This is the breathtaking musical memorial to the September 11 attacks by the acclaimed Kronos Quartet and Pulitzer Prize-winner Steve Reich, who has been called our “greatest living composer” by the New York Times.
Hugh Jackman and Maureen Lipman star in this award winning Royal National Theatre production. Directed by Trevor Nunn, this production broke box-office records in London and was recognised as the definitive version of this popular musical.
A seductive view into the mind of legendary singer Tony Bennett, as well as an intimate portrait of the artist’s creative process as he turns 85. Tony discusses his philosophies of life, lessons learned, and his passion for music.
An intoxicating program of Andre Rieu’s most romantic music ever performed including ‘Love theme from Romeo and Juliet’.
Fall in love again with Andre Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra as they bring you a show of favourites live from his hometown of Maastricht. From musicals to folk songs to waltzes, this is a glorious and thrilling celebration of music.
In this candid, in-depth interview with the late visionary filmed in 1995, Steve Jobs discusses at length his early days, career battles, and vision for the future. Small portions of the piece were used for a television series at the time, but the vast majority was shelved and for 17 years thought to be lost. Resurfacing, it is being presented in its entirety, providing a fascinating look at Jobs at a particularly interesting moment in his career, two years before he would go on to retake control of Apple.
From counter-cultural icon to technocratic corporation – Apple have evolved into one of the most influential, wealthy and powerful companies on earth. This documentary explores Apple’s success to their technical ingenuity.
The definitive documentary about the way the film industry has evolved and the most important cinematic works ever made. Around the world directors such as Bergmann, Bertolucci, Scorcese and more were changing international film.
Experience the high tension, chaotic glamour and last minute inspiration only seen the day before the world’s most spectacular runway shows. Go behind the scenes with Isabel Marant as she prepares her label for the catwalk.
Journey into the life of William Turnbull, who is recognized as one of the pioneers of modernism in British art. This documentary explores his experiences in Paris, London and New York alongside the other great artists of the 20th Century.
The world of traditional ballroom dancing is about to be shaken up when five same-sex couples prepare to compete at the Gay Games. This Australian documentary follows the homophobia, injury and personal dramas they must overcome.
