Andrea Corr, actress and lead singer of Irish pop/rock/Celtic musical group The Corrs, proudly declares how she convinced veteran director John Irvin to make The Boys and Girl of County Clare, a dramatic comedy about a Ceili music competition.

Host Zefrey Throwell catches up with painter Cecily Brown in her studio in Manhattan and chats about everything from her new book to her ingenious 3-deep stocked bookshelf to the secret code of her paintings.

Kung Fu Hustle - which follows by several years his previous hit Shaolin Soccer - is dazzling mix of comedy, martial arts derring-do and propulsive storytelling and Stephen Chow's salute to the legendary Bruce Lee.

Christopher Smith's new film Black Death, a realistic look at 14th century Europe coping with the devastations of the plague, is first and foremost a horror movie--the dead rise, a woman is branded a witch...Find out why horror's been good to Smith.

In honor of John Barry we re-run this one: author and film fanatic Laurent Bouzereau reaches behind-the-scene talents that have made the James Bond films a popular, long running and profitable franchise in the history of motion pictures.

A remarkably candid 2009 phone call with Stephen Schaefer and director Coppola starting with his film Tetro but waltzing into other territory as Mr. Schaefer once again shows us how his gentle and informed approach gets these huge figures to disarm.

Recorded by the New York Public Library, two photographer/artists discuss their mutual experiences, technique and format, celebrities (and how to photograph them), face blindness, Lana Turner, Yoko Ono, Cindy Sherman, the Dalai Lama, and much more.