Sky Arts TV Guide

A look at the magazine's move to New York, the impact of the death of Elvis Presley, and Hunter S Thompson's coverage of the Pulitzer divorce case

A look at the singer's journey from poverty in Mississippi to worldwide fame, revealing the highs and lows in a tale of passion, perseverance and the birth of rock 'n' roll

Documentary tracing the broadcaster's relationship with celebrated writers the Brontës, as she heads back to her home town of Bradford, recalling her first 'encounter' with the sisters' work at school and her experience of growing up with the stunning landscape of Haworth and the moors on her doorstep. Anita meets fellow Brontë fans and literary experts to discuss how and why these sisters became ground-breaking 'literary disruptors' whose work still feels relevant and influential today

Andi Oliver and Elizabeth Day are joined by author Harry Parker and writer Meg Mason as the two discuss their work

Somewhere by musician Nwando Ebizie and director Juliet Ellis, who connect as dancer Jahmiah Simpson floats between the waking world and the dream world

The Dutch violinist celebrates the music of his classical heroes, including Johann Strauss and Franz Lehar, and pays an emotional tribute to 1930s ensemble the Comedian Harmonists

Tutorials for budding artists, with this edition offering tips on painting on black. Tai-Shan Schierenberg shares ideas on painting portraits

A young man discovers a window in a peaceful hunting lodge leads to a strange world

A woman's marriage is blown apart when she meets a dashing young writer. Bizarre drama, written by Ruth Rendell

An elderly unemployed actor Colin Bragner uses an even older ploy to land a part in a play, tugging at his guest's heartstrings. With Herbert Marshall and Julie Adams

Alcoholic plantation owner Harry Pope awakens to find a deadly snake in his bed, sleeping under the blanket right on his chest. With Wendell Corey and James Donald

A look at the life and career of the English actor, which includes an Academy Award-winning performance as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour

A look at the Dutch violinist's finest moments as he entertains audiences around the world with his fun, contemporary take on classical music

A fortune teller sees her own destiny in the cards of a man who has just arrived in town

A couple encounter a shady mechanic while making a trip across the desert

The actress welcomes long-time friend and sometime collaborator Kenneth Branagh to her country home, where they chat about their lives and careers. Peppered with archive and anecdote, the programme provides personal biography and career highlights, along with lively conversation, funny insights and genuine candour and emotion

Crowned by its titular overture, Don McLean's 1971 release American Pie is a classic of the folk-rock genre. Here, the singer discusses the intricacies of his songs, the sometimes fraught recording process, and the album's legacy. Other contributors include producer Ed Freeman and musician Jake Bugg, whose musical path was initiated when hearing Vincent for the first time on the TV. Plus, a poignant archive performance of George Michael performing The Grave

The life and career of the American actor, who rose to fame in TV series Moonlighting and starred in the Die Hard franchise as well as Pulp Fiction, The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable

The six heat-winners arrive for the semi-final where celebrity sitter Imelda Staunton awaits, but the pressure is on as only three artists will be chosen for the final