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戦わずして、自由はない　－　オバマ＆ジョンブル



Dear Reader,
Welcome to the Arts & Entertainment bulletin. Today, we will be chatting live with Lemar - please come along at 2pm and ask him whatever you like. We also review Johnny Cash's second posthumous studio album and catch up with Nick Hornby. Plus all the latest Entertainment news!

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An Education - and a learning curve Tracing the evolution of An Education, the film in line for eight Baftas and three Oscars, with its makers and stars

EastEnders: making a crisis out of a drama To clamorous hype tonight's EastEnders episode will be broadcast live - just as television drama always used to be

Billy Bragg: still barking at injustice Despite living by the coast and dropping out of sight, pop's most famous exponent of democratic socialism is cool again

Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief In a sort of Harry Potter Goes to Hades way, a New York teenager discovers he is the son of Poseidon, the god of the sea

What makes the perfect sports film? Rocky, Raging Bull, Field of Dreams ... Invictus? Matthew Syed adds up the points that go into making sport work on film

Cineworld drops boycott of Alice in Wonderland Disney has done a deal with one chain over the DVD release of Tim Burton's 3-D film, but Odeon and Vue dig their heels in

Johnny Cash: American VI: Ain't No Grave Anyone seeking a full stop to the longest goodbye in music history is advised to find it at the end of American VI

An Enemy of the People at the Crucible, Sheffield Antony Sher plays the play's embattled hero in a bold performance, part of a vivid production at the revitalised venue