Keith Haring is widely considered one of the most influential artists of the 20th century and the exhibition at Tate Liverpool is the first major UK retrospective of his work. Heavily inspired by graffiti, pop art and underground club culture, Haring collaborated with like minded souls throughout his life, including Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

He also designed record covers for RUN DMC and David Bowie, directed a music video for Grace Jones and developed a fashion line with Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood.

The Matrix 1983 © Keith Haring Foundation on display in Keith Haring at Tate Liverpool. Photo Mark McNulty

Film maker Jeanie Finlay and composer Hannah Peel discuss the Game of Thrones documentary

A key part of the punk movement, Jordan became iconic initially whilst working at McLaren and Westwood’s Sex shop on the King’s Road and was part of the original Pistols entourage and appeared on stage with them regularly. Her defiant look was the embodiment of punk that the Sex shop emulated.

She went on to manage and perform with Adam And The Ants in 77/78 and perform the role of Britannia in Derek Jarman’s Jubilee, hanging out with Bowie and Warhol along the way.

She has been a veterinary nurse for 26 years after overcoming intense personal struggles in the early Eighties.

Jordan explores her incredible life in her recently published her autobiography ‘Defying Gravity’ which sold out as soon as it hit the shelves and had an immediate reprint.

The writer and actor has released his debut album, which features vocals from Nick Cave.

The Hartnoll Brothers talk about the sense of emotional release that music brings.

The artist talks about his groundbreaking short film, plus the importance of music.

The South African artist speaks about Queer and Trans culture and music in Cape Town.

Close friends Kieran Hebden and artist Anna Liber Lewis talk about their collaboration.

The co-founding director speaks about the importance of the Women's Prize For Fiction.

The Artistic Director of the Young Vic speaks about the theatre's YV:ID Festival