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Award-winning documentary-maker Ken Burns tells Katty Kay about his unique approach to chronicling history, from the Civil War to jazz and baseball.

From Drop to A Minecraft Movie, these are the films to stream at home and watch at the cinema this month.

New film Being Maria explores the life of Maria Schneider and her mistreatment in one of the most notorious, explicit scenes in cinema history.

Jon Hamm excels in Apple TV+'s "emotionally real but absurdist" drama about a desperate corporate man who resorts to stealing from his neighbours.

Blanche Hoschedé-Monet has barely been acknowledged in art history. But not only did she help her stepfather Claude, she created her own fine works - often of the same scenes as him.

From the return of HBO's zombie apocalypse thriller to Michelle Williams in a provocative new role.

Gates and Paul Allen launched computing giant Microsoft 50 years ago. In 1993, he talked to the BBC about the online innovations that would define the 21st Century.

Beloved by many, despised by others, Thomas Kinkade's quaint rustic scenes and his wholesome image belied a dark and tortured story that contrasts with his 'sugary' artworks.

The Pompidou Centre was derided by many when its design was first unveiled - yet its influence has been huge. As a renovation approaches, its co-creator Renzo Piano recalls the furore.

ESPN's Monica McNutt and Katty Kay discuss the power of big names like Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark on the success of women's college basketball and how to keep up the momentum.