‘La La Land’ just won big at the Golden Globes and hits UK cinemas this week. Karen Krizanovich is in the studio to discuss the appeal of the musical as well as new drama ‘Manchester by the Sea’ and quaint French comedy ‘Irreplaceable’.

We discuss three crime novels released this week by new British writers: Emma Flint's 'Little Deaths', Joseph Knox's 'Sirens' and Ali Land's 'Good Me Bad Me'.

We look at what streaming services will be offering us in 2017. We also discuss the final season of ‘Girls’ and a new documentary about the late Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher called ‘Bright Lights’.

We preview upcoming album releases by The XX, Julie Byrne and Priests with music journalist Laura Snapes.

We round up a trio of art shows in New York with Charlotte Burns, senior editor at Art Agency Partners at Sotheby's.

We take a look at the week’s film releases, including ‘A Monster Calls’ and ‘Endless Poetry’, as well as looking ahead to the upcoming drama ‘20th Century Women’.

Commissioning editor at Grant and Portobello, Anne Meadows takes us through her reading list for January, featuring the latest books by Yaa Gyasi, Ottessa Moshfegh and Emma Witt.

Pete Naughton of ‘The Telegraph’ sits down with Ben Rylan to discuss the direction of the podcast industry over the coming year and tell us what he’s been listening to recently.

We round up a few recent country releases by Yola Carter and Henry Senior Jr and look ahead to the forthcoming album by Worry Dolls with DJ and broadcaster Baylen Leonard.

Jane Morris, editor at large of ‘The Art Newspaper’, tells us about the art exhibitions that she’s looking forward to in 2017.