Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Salma Hayek.

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Benicio Del Toro

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Guillermo Del Toro

Host James Lipton persuades some of the biggest names in show business to give up some surprisingly personal information during his chats with them in front of a worshipful audience of students of the Actors Studio Drama School. This show's guest was Jennifer Lopez.

Dr Cooper examines The Olmec of Mesoamerica. Settlers develop corn, bean and squash. Early Olmec culture starts around 1500 BC worshiping the Jaguar. Rubber leads to wide-spread ritualistic sports. By 400 BC, the Olmec elite had declined.

Dr. Jago Cooper examines the Ta’no people of the Caribbean dating back to 5000 B.C. The islands' peoples form interconnected cultures. They would be the first native people to meet Columbus in 1492.

Dr. Jago Cooper examines the Chiriqu’ people of the rugged landscape from Costa Rica down to Panama bounded by empires and the oceans that existed between 800-1500 A.D.

The city of Teotihuacan lies 30 miles NE of Mexico City. About 2000 years ago, it became the dominant settlement in the Basin of Mexico. Its power extended beyond the valley as its army conquered outside resources.

Dr Jago Cooper examines the ancient Chachapoya people who lived in the remote mountain tops in the Peruvian Andes numbering half a million. The only written records come from contact with the Spanish.

Dr Cooper examines the Tiwanaku people in the Bolivian high plateau of Altiplano. Their civilization existed around 600 to 1100 AD eventually numbering one million. They innovated agriculture around Lake Titicaca with an unique culture.

British archaeologist Jago Cooper examines the Tairona on the Caribbean coast and the Muisca in the mountains both in Colombia. The two separate societies develop gold working in different ways.

Jago Cooper examines the Chimœ people on the northern coast of Peru. Chan Chan was the Chimor capital. They were eventually conquered by the Inca Empire.

This episode is dedicated to one of the most iconic pop stars of our time. Christina Aguilera Christina Aguilera 's story is told chronologically through her major hit singles. We chart her career from the earliest performances to the time she was signed to a major label and her breakthrough single was released all the way through to today. New interviews with emerging pop acts, music journalists and record producers to add insight into the life of Christina Aguilera

This episode is dedicated to one of the most iconic pop stars of our time. Demi Lovato Demi Lovato's story is told chronologically through her major hit singles. We chart their career from the earliest performances to the time she was signed to a major label and their breakthrough single was released all the way through to today. New interviews with emerging pop acts, music journalists and record producers to add insight into the life of Demi Lovato

This episode is dedicated to one of the most iconic pop stars of our time. Jennifer Lopez Jennifer's story is told chronologically through her major hit singles. We chart her career from the earliest performances to the time she was signed to a major label and her breakthrough single was released all the way through to today. New interviews with emerging pop acts, music journalists and record producers to add insight into the life of Jennifer Lopez

Stars Of The Silver Screen, celebrates the lives of those who soared the highest. From Marlon Brando to Elizabeth Taylor, we uncover what drove them and why the world loved them. This episode focuses on Anthony Quinn.

(2013) Joe Connolly. "The Art of Graffiti" profiles artists who explain how tagging and spray painting have evolved into complex and celebrated street art.

“The Art Of” explores creative fields that fall outside the traditional definition of “art.” “The Art Of: Costume Design” looks at artists who outfit some of the biggest names in pop music and theater and also meets with a design company responsible for hundreds of spooktacular costumes in store this Halloween.

(2014) “The Art Of: Comics” looks at artists whose strips entertain adults and kids alike, including a political cartoonist whose work explores Latino culture, a beloved comics publisher, and the man behind our favorite super heroes – Marvel and Pow! Entertainment’s, Stan Lee.

The Art Of: Make-Up looks at artists behind some of the most inspired cosmetic creations – from special effects gurus to the designers of vintage inspired lipsticks and a make-up artist whose canvas is the entire human body.

The Art Of: Automobiles takes a look at the artists who literally take their work to the street. From Toyota’s design team who show off their latest concept car, to the Peterson Museum whose latest exhibit has celebrities drooling with envy, to a lowrider artist who uses cars as his canvas.

Discover what it took for Illuminate the Arts to erect the largest light sculpture in the world on the Bay Area’s Bay Bridge, spanning almost 2 miles wide and 500 feet high. And see how colored acrylic and light’s creates sculptures and unique “paintings”

“The Art Of” explores creative fields that fall outside the traditional definition of art. Each episode of “The Art Of” explores a new artistic medium through profiles of boundary-pushing artists. Focusing on the celebrated as well as the undiscovered, this series explores the creative process behind each featured art form and uncovers how and why these artists do what they do. From pop-up artists and celebrity winemakers to masters of illusion, “The Art Of” reveals the passion that keeps these.

This series looks at the 20th century’s iconic film directors; the real innovators whose breakthrough direction made film into the movies. Their early lives, often escaping war or poverty found expression in theatre, then film, forming the fundamental art that is cinema. Each episode brought to life by Derek Malcolm, Neil Norman, Stephen Armstrong, Dr. Bonnie Greer OBE and Ian Nathan along with classic moments from each film career.

Richard and actor Kathy Burke do Barcelona in 48 hours, including some far-out cuisine, Cava tasting, a guided tricycle tour and surrealist artist Miro.

Richard Ayoade heads to southern Spain with comedian Rob Delaney from Catastrophe, where they eat tapas, learn to dance flamenco and go a bit Wild West.

Richard Ayoade is joined by comedian Sara Pascoe for a two day test of the mini break merits of Valencia. Together they ruthlessly examine Spain's third largest city, taking in its history, parks, architecture, culture and cuisine, as well as falling under the powerful spell of local cocktail agua de Valencia.

Richard Ayoade is joined by Jessica Knappett for 48 hours on the White Isle, Ibiza. They tour the island in a silver 2CV, take in alfresco art, the Unesco world heritage site of Dalt Vila in the capital, and supper club run by superstar chef Boris Buono.

The tremendous Richard Ayoade performs his swan song with comedienne Ellie Taylor, in Spain's best city, Madrid.