Tony Parsons, Tom Paulin and Allison Pearson, and it was chaired by The Guardian journalist Mark Lawson. In 1991, Jackson left the programme to become Head of Music and Arts at the BBC; he later became Controller of BBC2 in 1993. From 1992 The Late Show was joined by the follow-on weekly music slot Later with Jools Holland that also drew away the programme's appeal to popular music acts. As Controller of BBC1, Alan Yentob began to revamp that channel's arts coverage which also competed editorially with The Late Show. The programme proper was cancelled by Jackson in 1995. Late Review continued until March 2013 when it was moved from BBC Two to BBC Four and went from a weekly to a monthly broadcast slot. It went through a number of incarnations, and now entitled The Review Show, it is produced by the team that makes Newsnight. Former Editor Roly Keating is now the Chief Executive of the British Library. Janice Hadlow is now the controller of BBC Two. Presenters The Late Shows presenters were mostly picked from up-and-coming writers and critics rather than professional broadcasters or journalists. For many it was their first exposure on mainstream television. Regular presenters included: Paul Morley, presenter of first episode Tracey MacLeod Michael Ignatieff Sarah Dunant Clive James Waldemar Januszczak Matthew Collings Kirsty Wark Francine Stock Mark Lawson Occasional presenters: Melvyn Bragg Jeremy Isaacs Fintan O'Toole Susan Sontag Regular reporters: Benjamin Woolley Tom Brook Notable moments Outburst by actor Keith Allen (eventually directed at a producer on the studio floor) during a round-table discussion on comedy. He mocked Farrukh Dhondy who was sitting at the table saying "you don't have a chip on your shoulder, you've got a vindaloo" Allen had been drinking heavily and eventually stormed off the set, hurling abuse at the producer. Host Michael Ignatieff barking at a guest "Don't patronise me!" Studio power was accidentally cut-off when The Stone Roses were performing Made of Stone. As presenter Tracey Macleod struggled to cover and link to the next item lead singer Ian Brown could be heard repeatedly shouting "Amateurs". The autocue freezing on Matthew Collings and him saying "I haven't got my script" Matthew Collings talking to artist Michael Craig-Martin discussing one of his works on display in the studio: a glass of water on a high shelf which the artist claimed was an oak tree. Sarah Dunant interviewing Salman