Yentob, who presents BBC1 arts show Imagine, added: "Older audiences don't want to watch only older people on TV – it should be as young as they feel and aspirational".
To understand what Burr has pulled off with this show, imagine how shocked David Smith or Donald Judd might be to see their cool, cerebral geometries sullied with sexual references.
If Isabella Blow's choice of outfits garnered attention at fashion shows, imagine the reaction when she first arrived at the offices of the Sunday Times in 1997.
But don't, having seen the Design Museum show, imagine that a charter flight to Mexico will find you in a world designed according to Barragan.
Only 30-second extracts of these bootlegs could be played at the ICA show – imagine thrash Lou Reed – because of threats from rancorous ex-members.
"He was a gifted melodist who could see a show, imagine what it needed dramatically or comedically and translate it into music that within one or two hearings became familiar".
Not only does the show imagine a world in which a reckoning has begun for abusers and predators; it imagines the impact that this public accounting could have on ordinary women.
Ullman, 56, impersonates Angela Merkel in her BBC show, imagining the German Chancellor as a vain gossip, obsessed with her image and jealous of Nicola Sturgeon.
Mocking this tic last week, "The Daily Show" imagined a robotic voice inside the candidate's head saying, "Humorous remark detected — prepare for laughter display".
This show imagines a very different scenario where Fordlandia flourished – on at London College of Fashion until 10 December (fashionspacegallery.com).com
Alex Timbers, who conceived and directed the show, imagined it in the "idiom of a Nativity pageant," so he cast children 8 to 12.
