Scottish nominations for 2012 Theatre Awards UK.
Creative Scotland asked to clarify commissioning role.
£15m funding earmarked for flagship cultural projects in Scotland.
Rose Street, Edinburgh's poets' playground, set for £1m revival.
Let's build together--Ferry backs £20m centre.
Interviews: Martin Boyce, JK Rowling, Sell A Door's David Hutchinson and Johnny McKnight.
Homeland invades the Emmy Awards.
National Trust reveals sharp slump in visitors.
Interviews: Jack Dee, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, James Nesbitt, Terry Pratchett, Sam Riley, JK Rowling, John Travolta.
Culture sheltered from major cuts in Scottish budget.
Comedienne Josie Long launches scheme to fund new Glasgow-based film.
Gregory's Girl school to close.
Interviews: Chris Arthur, Emun Elliott, Dakota Fanning-twice, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Una McLean, Sir Cameron Mackintosh, Oliver Stone and stuntman Vic Armstrong.
Questioning Creative Scotland; Andrew Dixon defends funding plans.
MOBO Awards 2012: The nominations.
'These awards treat artists like government-appointed tour guides.'
'If the star system's broke, fix it.'
Interviews: Clare Balding, Dakota Fanning, Elizabeth McGovern, Ricky Ross, Bruce Willis.
Mercury Prize 2012: The nominees.
Live and Let Die noted No 1 Bond theme.
Vital arts will suffer 'wanton destruction'.
A new direction for Scottish Ballet.
Interviews: Woody Allen, Alan Garner, Keira Knightley, Allen Leech, Shirley MacLaine, Chris O'Dowd, Kevin Rowland.
Man Booker Prize shortlist.
Alasdair Gray artwork raises money for Scottish charities.
Interviews: Laura Bailey, Julia Donaldson, Will Gompertz, Maria Grachvogel, Dom Joly, Felicity Jones, Anna Kendrick, Naomi Wolf.
Scottish National Portrait Gallery beats target for visitors.
Art school canvasses for new director.
Culture quangos 'cost more and are less accountable'
So was this year's Edinburgh Festival a success or not?
Interviews: Romy Madley Croft, Tommy Smith, Ray Winstone.
Edinburgh Festival ends in a blaze of box office glory.
A day in the life of Jonathan Mills, EIF director.
Interview: Keira Knightley, Damian Lewis, Roger McGough, Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
Creative Scotland in 'not telling people what to do scandal.'
Anti-Israeli protests stop Festival dance show three times.
More than a quarter of Scots are theatregoers.
Interviews: Virginia McKenna, James Meek, Guy Pearce.
National Theatre heads for Asian first.
Tickets sales slip, but Fringe is in 'fantastic health'.
Fringe dates 'should have been changed'.
As curtain falls on Fringe, who beat Olympic effect and who didn't...
Interview: Will Self.
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