Why the value of cultural spending can be calculated, but is finally incalculable.
Life-long film fan Barney McCue retires from GFT.
Interviews: Paul Bettany, Michael Douglas, Diane Keaton, Matthew Rhys, M Night Shyamalan, Steven Soderbergh and Joss Whedon-twice.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe line-up announced: BBC, WhatsOnStage.com.
Edinburgh Film Festival 2013 line-up revealed: The Guardian, The List, The Scotsman, The Skinny.
Matt Smith leaving Doctor Who in Christmas special.
Interviews: Michael Cera, Michael Douglas, Michael Shannon, Audrey Tautou.
Glasgow Hydro's first concert to be delayed.
Theatre Royal Dumfries wins stay of execution.
Scottish Album of the Year Award 2013 gears up for public vote.
Interview: Liz Lochhead, Viggo Mortensen.
Scottish independent: BBC pledge 5m despite cuts.
Scottish Opera announces new season.
Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival announced.
Riverside Museum is European Museum of the Year.
Interviews: Jason Bateman, Paul Bettany, Saoirse Ronan.
Scotland set for Generation visual arts celebration.
Traverse Theatre at 50: A history of the Scottish theatre institution.
Opinion: does the Royal Lyceum's new season display a gender bias?
Interview: Jay Griffiths.
Edinburgh Fringe 'Made in Scotland details announced.
Kevin Spacey to give Edinburgh MacTaggart lecture.
Brave creator slams Merida makeover as 'atrocious'.
Interviews: JJ Abrams, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jason Isaacs, Toby Maguire.
CATS nominees announced--BBC, The Stage.
Fringe warning over high fees for Edinburgh venues.
Interviews: JJ Abrams, Brian Cox, Philip French, Zachary Quinto, Geoffrey Rush.
GFT announce latest season.
Cameo cinema banned from Edinburgh Film Festival.
Scotland's Royal Conservatoire given £1.5m to deliver training for poorer children.
Interview: Ashley Jensen.
Lyceum's new season includes play by Ian Rankin. The List, The Scotsman, The Stage.
NTS hit with $20m Macbeth injury lawsuit.
Emili Sande beats Beatles to set album chart record.
John Barrowman and The Krankies reunite for Dick McWhittington.
Interviews: Pedro Almodovar, Shane Black, Don Cheadle, Emilie Dequenne, Rebecca Hall, Ang Lee, Vampire Weekend and Sir Ben Kingsley.
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