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A look at the evolution of New Orleans music and how it has reflected the culture and times in which it was created.

Lifting the lid on the fascinating last decade of Andy Warhol's life and the legacy he left for future artists, through never-before-seen footage and interviews with insiders.

Kate Bryan explores 20th-century portraiture, examining depictions of war poets and Queen Elizabeth II, and Jim Moir drops in to discuss his favourite work.

The brutal Vietnam War changed America forever. This turbulent period put paid to Lyndon Johnson's presidency, while opposition to the war was rife.

Recorded in Pisa's Piazza dei Cavalieri in 1997, this unforgettable concert captures an evening of world-class music in the heart of Tuscany.

Semi finalist of the series nine of 'Portrait Artist of the Year', Jude Wainwright demonstrates how she creates symbolic portraits using imagery from her dreams.

Artist Charles Williams demonstrates how he creates compositions based on his childhood memories and artistic influences.

Haunted by the memory of his unhappy youth, Perkins starts to ask himself if the stranger that he meets on a train happens to be the cruel bully who once made his school days a misery.

Following an unconventional upbringing, George Duckworth, now a vicar, has an odd attitude towards women. When the seductive Julia joins his congregation, she turns out to be more than he expected.

A domineering father (John McIntire) tries to run his adult daughter's (Ann Todd) life. With Philip Reed.

A man with a theory that murders committed without motive are rarely ever solved by the police finds his beliefs put to the test when a friend coaxes him into killing someone.

A look at the life and career of the Academy Award-winning actor Sally Field, whose glittering portfolio includes 'Norma Rae', 'Places in the Heart', 'Mrs Doubtfire', and 'Forrest Gump'.

An eye-opening look at Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, the folk-rock supergroup who became famed for their intricate vocal harmonies and volatile interpersonal relationships.

From Crazy Horse to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Neil Young proved to be a driving force behind some of the biggest groups of the 60s before finding huge success on his own.

Beekeeper Albert Taylor and his wife Mabel are concerned that their baby daughter is underweight and seems reluctant to take any nourishment, so Albert decides to feed her on royal jelly from his hives.

Harry, a young teacher, works in India and is about to return home but is petrified when a poisonous snake creeps into his bed and sits on his belly. His friend Timber happens to pass by and calls a local doctor.

In search of newfound excitement and adventure, an elderly woman travels to Paris, but her trip goes awry when she accidentally ends up locking herself in a murderer's hotel room.

A physically small man finds himself forced to take on a 200-pound salesman trying to steal his wife, and he soon discovers that a little gunpowder helps make him feel a lot bigger.

White America's appalling attitudes to race and segregation are exposed, as we revisit the work of the civil rights movement and hear first-hand accounts from advocates of equality.

A glimpse into the life and career of the Academy Award-winning Hollywood star Tom Hanks, known for his myriad of roles in films such as 'Forrest Gump', 'Saving Private Ryan', and 'The Green Mile'.

Hosts Joan Bakewell and Frank Skinner launch a nationwide search for the Landscape Artist of the Year 2017 as contestants paint iconic locations across the country.

Fast-car enthusiast Paul Duveen stops to give pickpocket Michael Fish a lift in his new BMW. Michael encourages Paul to break the speed limit, but he attracts the attention of a traffic cop on a motorbike.

In 1889, Austrian customs officer Alois is desperate that his wife Klara and their unborn child will pull through a difficult labour as she has already endured three previous miscarriages.

A suspicious sergeant (William Conrad) digs when a death is labelled accidental. With David Wayne.

Elbow frontman Guy Garvey lifts the lid on two decades of television gold as he takes the viewer through classic television moments of the music genre and cultural movement of Britpop.

From a back office in London to its iconic status within the horror film genre, Hammer Horror has come a long way to celebrate its 90th anniversary. Tim Burton, John Landis and others share their experience of working with the production house.

Actor readings, archive footage, and immersive visuals explore the haunting worlds of Charles Dickens' supernatural tales, which capitalised on the popularity of ghostly stories during the Victorian era.

Captured at Rome's historic Circus Maximus in 2024, David Gilmour performs songs from his latest album alongside favourites from Pink Floyd.