Front Row - Celebrity photographer Albert Watson

Scottish photographer Albert Watson has shot more than 200 Vogue covers and more than 40 covers of Rolling Stone magazine since the 1970s. As he publishes a substantial new book, UFO, he discusses some of the most famous images from his 40-year career, including Alfred Hitchcock and the goose, and his encounters with presidents, rock stars, the world's top models, and why he told Jack Nicholson to go outside and wait in the snow. MOBO award winning artist Akala and comedian and rapper Doc Brown explain why they are appearing at the British Library, as part of a series of events which explore the impact of rap and hip hop on the English language. The film Slackistan is set in Islamabad and it sheds an unusual light on Pakistan, depicting a group of rich, westernised young people hanging around trying to find something to do while outside their world, the shadow of the Taliban lengthens. Adil Ray reviews. As Toy Story 3 arrives on DVD, Nicholas Glass celebrates its villain - the purple bear Lotso. Producer Philippa Ritchie.