Death of a Salesman: How Arthur Miller’s play was was ‘turned on its head’
Wendell Pierce and Sharon D Clarke on making Arthur Miller's play with an African-American family.
Why Flea’s memoir ends as the Red Hot Chili Peppers begin
The bassist explains why his autobiography is more of a coming of age story than a rock memoir.
Taylor Wessing Prize: ‘Sensitive’ mother pictures win over judges
American artist Pat Martin scoops the £15,000 photographic award for his 'tough' but moving images.
100 ‘most inspiring’ novels revealed by BBC Arts
Pride and Prejudice and Bridget Jones are on a list of top page-turners selected by a BBC-led panel.
Phoebe Eclair-Powell: ‘I can only write about what makes me angry’
Phoebe Eclair-Powell wins Europe's biggest playwriting prize with a drama about domestic violence.
National Portrait Gallery to close for three years
Its art will tour the UK while the London gallery is being redeveloped.
Lionheart: Nigeria’s Oscar choice disqualified over English dialogue
Lionheart, ineligible for best international film, represents how Nigerians talk, its director says.
PJ Harvey: ‘Wearing veil in Afghanistan was a freeing experience’
The singer-songwriter wore one while filming in Afghanistan for her new film, A Dog Called Money.
Emma Watson: ‘I’m happy to be single, I call it being self-partnered’
In an interview with British Vogue, actress talks about her anxiety about turning 30.
Sweeping changes coming to the Brit Awards
Categories are cut and fan votes are cancelled as producers tackle falling ratings.