Appearing on Zoe Ball's BBC Radio 2 breakfast show, Harry Styles, Stephen Fry and Steve Coogan each shared insights into their latest creative projects.
Harry Styles spoke about his new record, describing the making of it as 'one of the most fun times'. He contrasted it with his first solo album, saying he felt freer and was 'having a lot more fun' this time around. He also discussed his friendship with Stevie Nicks, admitting he is 'in awe' of her.
Stephen Fry revealed details of his upcoming album, created with composer Debbie Wiseman, which features storytelling set to music. He explained that the project came about after he mentioned the idea of a suite based on Greek myths, and Wiseman took it from there.
Steve Coogan discussed his new film 'Greed', in which he plays a character satirising the super-rich. He noted that the film also examines the exploitation of workers in sweatshops. He also confirmed that a new Alan Partridge podcast, 'From The Oast House', is due, and that the upcoming series of 'The Trip' will be the final one, following Odysseus's journey through Greece.
