Chris Evans stepping down from Top Gear.
Still Game stars back together as new series stars filming.
Sneak preview as National Museum of Scotland opens ten new galleries.
Scottish theatre brought to book in a timely way.
Interviews: Alan Cumming, Leslie Jones, Alexander Skarsgard.
Rebirth of Glasgow School of Art building delayed until 2019.
Anna Meredith wins 2016 Scottish Album of the Year award.
EIFF celebrates biggest audience for eight years.
Interviews: Greta Gerwig, Samuel L Jackson, Greg McHugh, Tom Sturridge, Penelope Wilton.
Scottish Government on verge of backing new Scots film studio.
Brian Cox movie shot in England after Creative Scotland snub.
Millions offered cut-price tickets for T in the Park.
A look at the new Perth Theatre.
Interviews: Kirk Bage, Jesse Eisenberg, Roland Emmerich, Tye Sheridan, Timothy Spall, Emma Watson.
Critics Award for Theatre in Scotland announce winners: All Edinburgh Theatre, BBC, Edinburgh Guide, The Scotsman; Artists plea at CATS.
Trio of James Tait-shortlisted plays put women centre stage.
15 years of Bard in the Botanics.
'Joy Clifford keeps faith with controversial play'.
Interview: Shirley Henderson, Sara Pascoe, Stefano Sollima, Patrick Wilson.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 programme released: BBC, The Edinburgh Reporter, The Guardian, The List, WhatsOnStage; what to see and where to go.
Edinburgh International Book Festival reveals 'bold, creative' lineup: Edinburgh Guide, The Edinburgh Reporter, The Guardian, The Scotsman; Acting Out EdBookfest.
The Traverse Theatre announced Fringe programme: Edinburgh Guide, The List, WhatsOnStage.
Number of Fringe shows dips: The Scotsman.
Interviews: Patricia Clarkson, Michael Moore and Sir Ben Kingsley.
New Head of Dance for Creative Scotland.
Muriel Romanes wins CATS Whiskers award.
Shakespeare in Scotland now.
'Has site-specific theatre had its day?'
Interviews: Ava DuVernay, Carice van Houten, Ben Kingsley, Michael Moore.
Every primary schoolchild in Scotland to see live theatre once a year.
Glasgow to host Mobo Awards again: BBC, The Scotsman.
Citizens Theatre announce new autumn season: Coffee Table Notes, The Stage, WhatsonStage.
Exploring new space behind Hidden Door.
Lastminute.com to sponsor Edinburgh Comedy Awards.
Interviews: James Bobin, John Carney, Dominic Cooper, Isabelle Huppert, Melissa McCarthy, Neil Marshall.
Edinburgh International Film Festival: season announced; 70mm season; who's attending?
Opinion: EIFF programme too reliant on past glories.
Dundee Design Festival to tell stories of 'global impact'.
Interviews: Josh Hartnett, Stephan James, Adam Tomkins.
Made in Scotland 2016 announced: A, Edinburgh Guide, The Scotsman.
Lyceum seeks women aged 16-26 for production: All Edinburgh Theatre, Edinburgh Guide, The List.
Unseen Bowie photos to go on show in Edinburgh.
Pitlochry Festival Theatre's 2016 season.
Interviews: Emily Atack, David Hutchinson.
CATS awards announced: All Edinburgh Theatre, Edinburgh Guide, The Scotsman, The Stage.
New series of Still Game confirmed.
National Museum of Scotland celebrates 150 years.
Dance Base becomes first Scottish centre to enter European Dancehouse Network.
Scottish National Gallery director Michael Clarke to retire.
Interviews: Jodie Foster, David Greig, Laure Paterson, Vanessa Redgrave, Chloe Sevigny, Kristen Stewart and Liz Lochhead.
New £16m Dundee centre for performing arts given green light.
David Greig's Lyceum is going to grow for it.
Theatre company to stage Macbeth in Birnam Wood.
Highlander to return to big screen for EIFF.
Interviews: Ewan McGregor, Richard Linklater--twice.
Liz Lochhead hits out over treatment of female artists.
Edinburgh Jazz Festival expands.
Three Irish Icons--Mayfesto 2016.
Inverness arts group chairman quits over giant see-saw.
Interview: Simon Helberg.
Lyceum announces first season under David Greig: All Edinburgh Theatre, Edinburgh Guide, The Edinburgh Reporter, The Scotsman, The Stage, WhatsOnStage.
T in the Park given green light; slashes capacity by 15,000.
Romania's great theatrical tradition and the NTS.
Dundee unveils plans to create month-long cultural celebration.
Interviews: Nick Broomfield, David Cross, Stephen Frears, Naomie Harris, Richard Linklater, Jeremy Renner and Daniel Bruhl--twice.
EIFF reveal 2016 opening film, 70mm retrospective.
Mayfesto: a month of revolutionary theatre.
Scottish Opera announce new season.
Imaginate awarded EU funding.
Trainspotting 2 awarded £500k windfall from Creative Scotland.
Curious Seed launch Dance About app.
Interviews: Chris Cooper, Elaine C Smith.
Pop icon Prince has died: BBC, The Scotsman; obituary.
Victoria Wood has died: BBC, The Scotsman, WhatsOnStage; obituary and tributes.
Outlander is a 'goldmine for years' to Scotland's tourism.
New 'Whisky Galore!' to close 70th Edinburgh film festival.
Struggling Scottish film industry held back by 'luvvies' image.
Interviews: Jake Gyllenhaal, Isabelle Huppert, Richard Madden.
Laurie Sampson quits NTS: All Edinburgh Theatre, The Scotsman, The Stage, WhatsOnStage; Some major restructuring inevitable at NTS; Exit leaves NTS with questions to answer.
National Museum of Scotland pay dispute settled.
Robert Carlyle refused to adopt English accent at RSAMD.
Interviews: Miguel Gomes, Shah Rukh Khan, Arlene Phillips, Neel Sethi, Christopher Walken and Mark Thomson.
T in the Park organisers announce campsite overhaul.
Film producer Lord Puttnam urges creation of Scots film studio.
EIFF--major 2016 retrospectives.
Diana Gabaldon: I helped Outlander stay true to Scotland.
'Blooming Rose Street venue that could transform Edinburgh's art scene'
A guide to 2016's best Scottish island festivals.
'Lost Treasure' unearthed for film festival.
Interviews: Jessica Chastain, Jane Fonda, Sam Heughan, Aaron Paul.
First Folio found in Scotland: BBC, The Independent, The Scotsman.
EIF creates three-year associate artist tenure for 59 Productions.
BP ends sponsorship of EIF after 34 years.
Edinburgh's Princes St Gardens to get new concert venue.
Scots actors struggle to find TV roles in wake of Taggart.
Interviews: Don Cheadle, Kate Dickie, Jesse Eisenberg, Michael Shannon.
EIF 2016 programme announced: All Edinburgh Theatre, BBC, The Guardian, The Scotsman, The Stage, WhatsOnStage.
A Play, a Pie and a Pint shifts focus.
Scottish film studio cost hits £230m.
Interviews: Jacques Audiard, Don Cheadle, Morven Christie, Kate Dickie, Paul Greengrass, Jeremy Irons.
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