Fringe ban in New Town garden to go ahead despite outcry.
Digital treasure trove lifts lid on 70 years of Edinburgh's film festival.
Interviews: Ezra Edelman, Scott Gibson, Kelly Reichardt, Paul Verhoeven, Susan Wooldridge.
Ex-Summerhall boss in public row with Edinburgh Fringe venue over '£27k debt'.
Raiders of the Lost Ark with live orchestral score comes to EIFF: The List, The Scotsman.
Under-18s face T in the Park ban if troubled event returns.
Interviews: Anna Biller, Craig Revel Horwood, Sir James MacMillan, Jordan Peele, Kelly Reichardt, Patrick Stewart, Mark Wallinger.
Oscars 2017--Moonlight wins Best Picture after mistake; Truth behind 'Envelopegate' emerges.
Oscar winners: Empire, The Guardian, The Independent.
David Tennant closes GFF with RD Laing biopic.
BBC announces new 'Scottish 9' on dedicated new £30m channel; What we know about the new channel for Scotland; BBC bosses announce two new radio stations for Scotland.
Brit Awards 2017: BBC, The Scotsman.
Famous Spiegeltent could quit Fringe after St Andrew Square ban; Last-ditch plea over Fringe shows banned from historic square.
Interviews: Sarah Howe, Stefanie Martini, Lea Seydoux.
Public appeal to secure 'Monarch of the Glen' for the nation.
Assembly Rooms to return to its Fringe roots as digital experiment is ditched.
Glasgow Film Festival opens with Handsome Devil.
Interviews: Anna Rose Holmer, Alice Lowe, John Michie, Lea Seydoux, John Waters.
Baftas 2017: Empire, The Guardian, The Independent.
Film and broadcast location work worth £16m to Glasgow.
Botanics art gallery to reopen for summer exhibition after outcry.
Festivals must not fear loss of New Town venues.
Interviews: Olivier Assayas, Mark Bonnar, Lily Gladstone, Alice Lowe, Nick Offerman, Carolyn Sampson.
Creative Scotland launches £1.5m fund for deprived young people.
Edinburgh book festival to spill out of Charlotte Square to protect historic garden.
Work set to get underway on new outdoor concert arena in Edinburgh.
Dance International Glasgow reveals 2017 lineup.
Interviews: Alex Hibbert, Tim Kliphuis, Octavia Spencer.
Creative industries worth £3.7 billion to Scotland.
Celtic Connections attracts 100,000 audience for 10th year in a row.
Ban on St Andrews Square festival shows for Fringe's 70th birthday.
Caravanners on movie trail contribute £37m to Scots economy.
Interviews: Annette Bening, Barry Jenkins, Alice Lowe and Mike Mills--twice.
Headliners confirmed for 'T in the Park' Glasgow Green festival; TRNSMT 'not replacing' T in the Park, organisers say.
Special effects to mark 250 years of Edinburgh's New Town.
Sebastian Barry celebrates second Costa Book of the Year win.
Joyce McMillan on Rockvilla, the NTS's new £6.5 million home.
NTS announce trans artists digital symposium.
Interview: Milla Jovovich.
Peter Capaldi quits Doctor Who: BBC, The Scotsman.
Artwork created from Glasgow School of Art 'ashes'.
Plan for online Edwin Morgan archive faces copyright setback.
Interviews: Michelle Collins, Naomie Harris, Bryce Dallas Howard, Garth Jennings, Matthew McConaughey, Ruth Negga, Florence Pugh.
Oscar nominations 2017: BBC, The Guardian, The Independent.
Glasgow's SECC to be renamed 'Scottish Event Campus'.
The Magnificent 70: Auld Reekie celebrates seven decades of being the Festival City.
T2 helps boost value of film industry to Edinburgh to nearly £8m.
£45k Culture Fund.
Interviews: Taron Egerton, Ruth Negga, Jim Sutherland.
NTS headquarters opens: BBC, The Scotsman.
Stars arrive for T2 premiere: BBC, The Scotsman.
Glasgow Film Festival 2017 season announced: BBC, Little White Lies, The Scotsman, The Skinny; Glasgow Film Festival champions mavericks.
Interviews: John Hodge, Alexander Millar, Janelle Monae, Rab Noakes, Dermot O'Leary, Natalie Portman, Anya Taylor-Joy.
T in the Park organisers told to pay back £50,000 of government grant.
National Gallery revamp wins cash boost from Scottish Government.
Plans for new £8m music centre in St Andrews to be unveiled.
Declan Donnell and Max Webster: The Winter's Tale.
Interviews: Viola Davis, Karen Gillan, James McAvoy, Ewan McGregor, Rab Noakes, Natalie Portman and Dev Patel--twice.
Bafta nominations: BBC, Empire Online, The Independent, The Scotsman.
Drastic cuts looming for Edinburgh's Christmas and Hogmanay events.
Ian Rankin lifts lid on plans for his first 'RebusFest'.
Interviews: Casey Affleck, Robert Carlyle, Nicole Kidman, Kenneth Lonergan, and Cat Sheridan & Susan Worsfold.
Edinburgh to host T2 Trainspotting world premiere: BBC, STV.
Scots writer Brian Conaghan wins Costa Children's Book Award.
David Tennant's film about RD Laing to close Glasgow Film Festival: BBC, Little White Lies, The Guardian, The Independent, The List.
Welsh adopts Leith Theatre.
Interviews: Heather Matarazzo, Kara Tointon.
Extra £300,000 in funding for Edinburgh's festivals: BBC, The Scotsman.
'BBC Scotland's new boss faces fearsome challenges'.
Irvine Welsh to lead campaign to restore Leith Theatre.
'The period of change is set to continue'.
Interviews: Ben Affleck, Michelle Williams.
Edinburgh Festival leaders sound warning bells for the future; Festive attitudes have become Scrooge revisited.
New £5,500 award launched to support emerging Scottish companies: All Edinburgh Theatre, The Stage.
Kelvin grove Life Gallery re-opens after redesign.
Interviews: JA Bayona, Claire Bloom, Tim Burgess, Noel Clarke, Luke Hemsworth, Charlie Kaufman, Daisy Lewis, Daisy Lowe, Jess Peet, Chloe Pirrie, Sigourney Weaver.
Galleries consider public appeal to secure The Monarch of the Glen.
Traverse Theatre announces 2017 spring programme.
Glasgow Film Festival announces events.
'Capital loses another music venue'.
Interviews: Sofia Boutella, Aaron Eckhart, Gareth Edwards, Katy Lockwood-Holmes, Lorne MacFadyen, Russell Tovey.
Helen Marten wins 2016 Turner Prize: BBC, The Scotsman.
Outlander helps double value of Scotland's film & TV productions.
Still Game creators to limit live shows to avoid becoming 'panto'.
Behind the scenes at the Edinburgh Playhouse.
Interviews: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Roger Ross Williams.
Enchanted Forest named UK's best cultural event.
Film company search for Lothians talent for new Ken Loach film.
Alex Kapranos joined by all-star line-up for Glasgow Film Festival gig: The List, The Scotsman.
New blow for Perthshire as Dougie MacLean cancels his own festival in 2017; Loss of T in the Park 'would be a victory for neds'.
Illuminated trail on Royal Mile to showcase famous quotations.
Interviews: Lee Kyoung Mi, Kevin Macdonald, Chloe Sevigny, Hailee Steinfeld, Garry Walker.
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