Headliners

Headliners@100; Sally Field, Lily Allen, Thom Yorke, Noel Gallagher and other highlights of our first hundred episodes.

The Coronation Street, Happy Valley and Broadchurch star chats to Nihal about her new book, A Working Diary.

The “Man’s Not Hot” star on playing Big Shaq and how he beats on-stage nerves.

Ricky talks to Nihal about his new Netflix comedy After Life, why his head MIGHT be shrinking, and what he thinks of awards ceremonies.

“I belong to different places in different ways.” Neneh talks to Nihal about music, family and belonging.

Director Joe Cornish on his new film based on the legend of King Arthur and why “a bit of anxiety is healthy” in film making.

Josh and James on competition among comedians and their new TV panel show Hypothetical.

Sue tells Nihal why she still feels “inferior” to some actors and why she thinks it remains an “elitist” profession.

The Buddhist monk tells Nihal that “people are too hard on themselves” and how he can help them.

Sisters Nicola and Rosie Dempsey speak to Nihal about their 2016 Song, TV ads and making musical comedy.

Gemma talks to Phil Williams about her new book and why we should banish “body shaming”.

The comedian and director on why his new book, Help, is “an heroic act of self-annihilation” (Photo credit: Harry Carr)

The singer tells Nihal “I’ve learned my own boundaries” on social media and talks about her new EP, Human

The WBA and IBF World Lightweight boxing champion talks to Nihal about her Olympic heartbreak in 2016, her relationship with her father and about Katie, the new documentary film charting her career.

The Catastrophe co-stars and creators talk parenting, cats and why they’re ending their hit show.

As Chic return with their first new album in 25 years, the legendary songwriter talks to Nihal about love, cancer and the question he once asked President Obama about toilets.

Shahid Khan talks about working with Beyoncé and Emeli Sande, being on Deal or No Deal and BBC show This is My Song.

The Supervet on being bullied as a child, the mental health of medical professionals and his veterinary career.

The musician and documentary maker on the story behind his new single Photographs.

Sir Cliff talks to Nihal about his first album of new music in 14 years, Rise Up – and the impact of his successful privacy case against the BBC.