December 15, 2013
Scottish independence: Artists plan festival.
Glasgow Citz to offer two-year director residency.
Interviews: Steve Carell, Geena Davis.
Creative Scotland appoints four new directors, but none for film.
NTS announces new season.
BIF Awards: Scots share glory.
Interviews: Ian Krankie, Gavin Mitchell.
Only a small fraction of British films turn a profit.
British film culture test to change.
Scotland's top comics to perform at benefit show for Glasgow crash victims.
Interviews: Martin Freeman, John Hannah, Ken Jeong.
Paul Walker dies. BBC, Empire, The Guardian, STV.
Trainspotting is Scotland's favourite book. BBC, The Scotsman.
Scots film industry in 'a terrible state'.
Coronation Street's new set unveiled.
Interviews: Cate Blanchett, Will Forte, Naomie Harris, Emma Thompson.
Report warns of state of Scottish film industry.
Creative Scotland to unveil funding system overhaul.
The Citizens reveals its innovative 2014 season.
Robbie Williams scores UK's 1,000th number one album.
Interview: Simon Pegg.
Hull beats Dundee for UK City of Culture 2017.
For Those in Peril scoops Scottish BAFTA.
Monty Python to return. BBC, Empire, The Guardian, The Scotsman.
Interview: Donald Sutherland.
Doris Lessing dies.
Bang the gong for Scottish Baftas.
'Debating political theatre'.
'If Bergen can deliver great work on a budget, why can't Scottish Opera?'
Begbie returns. BBC, The Scotsman.
Dundee reveals plans for UK City of Culture bid.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay programme revealed.
Interviews: Kathy Burke, Richard E Grant, Jon Hamm, Sir Ben Kingsley, Jennifer Lawrence, David Suchet, Ruth Wilson and Robert de Niro & Michelle Pfeiffer.
Burrell collection tour backed by MSPs.
Glasgow to host 2014 MTV Europe Music Awards.
Investment call as Scots films nominated for awards.
'Three reasons why we ignore appeal of tribute shows at our peril'
Interview: Pollyanna McIntosh.
Creative Scotland to launch 10-year plan via 'open sessions'.
Rebus 'changed' by Police Scotland.
Glasgow Science Centre tower 'to reopen next year'.
Movie rating on men and women being portrayed equally.
Interviews: Chloe Grace Moretz, Forest Whitaker.
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