T in the Park organisers paid £5m dividend despite state funding.
Alan Cumming to head fundraising drive for NTS HQ.
How much money does film production bring to Scotland?
Interviews: Michael Ball, Emily Blunt, Geena Davis, Idris Elba, Tom Hiddleston, Kate Winslet.
The Turner Prize comes to Glasgow.
Romanes to quit Stellar Quines.
Edinburgh Fringe under pressure to pay all staff the living wage.
Toasting 50 years of Royal Lyceum.
'Culture at heart of Glasgow'.
Interviews: Bill Bailey, Brian Cox, Nancy Meyers, Rachel Weisz.
Culture secretary to face questions over T in the Park aid.
'99% of women working in the film and TV industries have experienced sexism.'
Up Close and Personal--50 Years of The Close Theatre.
Interview: Geena Davis.
Surgeons' Hall Museums to reopen after £4m revamp.
Edinburgh Christmas 2015 programme revealed.
Interviews: Matt Damon, Catherine Hardwicke, Craig Roberts and Drew Barrymore & Toni Collette.
The Citz at 70.
Nominees for Scottish Alternative Music Awards announced.
Festivals Edinburgh appoints Julia Amour as director.
Lyceum's Greig exciting prospect.
Script library needs volunteers.
Interviews: Monica Bellucci, Jason Clarke, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Craig Roberts, Geoffrey Rush.
Scottish theatre leaders hail David Greig's Lyceum appointment.
Scottish National Gallery acquires new French painting.
'Black gold in Scottish theatre'.
Interviews: Charlie Kaufman, Ben Wheatley.
New Imaginate director.
'Greatest shows defy easy labels'
Interviews: Laurie Anderson, Mathew Baynton, Brian De Palma, Abel Ferrara, Ethan Hawke, Baltasar Kormakur, Julianne Moore, Robert Pattinson--twice.
David Greig named Lyceum's new artistic director: All Edinburgh Theatre, Edinburgh Guide, The Scotsman, The Stage; Running the Lyceum could be David Greig's greatest show yet.
Crisis-hit Scots TV industry 'needs a new Taggart'.
Brian Cox 'is wrong'.
Interview: Mark Thomson.
Head of BBC pledges better coverage for Scotland.
Scots studio saga goes on and on.
Scotland makes £125k a day from film-makers.
Sam Smith to sing Spectre theme: BBC, Empire.
Interviews: Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Tom Hardy.
New fund to lure film and TV firms to Scotland.
EIF promise 'bigger' opening night.
Edinburgh theatre to screen Macbeth movie premiere.
Interviews: Brian Cox, Johnny Depp, Michael Keaton, Rooney Mara, Kevin Smith, Meryl Streep, Tilda Swinton.
Ticket sales up as Edinburgh's festivals draw to a close: BBC, The Scotsman.
Billy Connolly's art exhibition to open in Glasgow.
Interviews: Josh Brolin, Diablo Cody, Matthew Heineman, Ed Helms, Margot Robbie, John Waters, Hugo Weaving.
Managerialism threat to theatre.
Liz Lochhead 'wilfully misunderstood' over NTS remarks.
Assembly Rooms Fringe founder warns over shake-up.
Top ten Fringe jokes.
National Museum of Scotland set for strike action.
Creative Scotland chases £4m debt following Glasgow Arches closure.
Edinburgh 'festival tax' in the pipeline.
Summerhall hails 40% ticket boost.
Assembly Rooms shake-up heralds new festival era.
Interviews: Annie Lennox, Natalie Portman.
'Nationality not the issue in Scots theatre'.
Pianist Lang Lang cancels debut EIF concert.
Local community protests against changes at Mull Theatre.
Interviews: Benecio del Toro, Iain Glen, Lily Tomlin.
V&A Dundee costing 'not sufficiently robust'.
First round of Fringe Firsts announced.
Glasgow payout over art looted by Nazis from Jews.
Interviews: Gemma Arterton, Rupert Friend, Bill Hader, Edward Norton.
'Cuts mean Edinburgh is more important than ever'.
Assembly's bid to create music venue for Edinburgh.
Hillary Clinton weighed into Edinburgh film festival row.
Interviews: Noam Baumbach, Michael Dowd, Penny Woolcock.
Pitlochry Festival Theatre accused of misleading audiences.
Strong winds delay Edinburgh Circus Hub opening.
The cost of staging an Edinburgh fringe show.
Interviews: Gerta Gerwig, Al Pacino, Geoffrey Rush, Amy Schumer, Miles Teller.
Mull Theatre board all urged to 'stand down'
Ambitious season marks Citizens' Theatre anniversary.
Designs unveiled for Perth Theatre's £16.6m revamp.
Interviews: Crispin Glover, John Hannah, William Shatner, Alexander Skarsgard.
Fringe society defrauded of £200,000.
Perth Theatre's £16m restoration plans unveiled.
Map of Scottish film locations launched.
Edinburgh Jazz Festival sees record ticket sales.
Top comic says Fringe acts face 'impossible' odds.
Interview: Chris Carter.
Abbey poaches NTS duo.
Village Pub Theatre announce Fringe shows.
James Tait Black Prize shortlist unveiled.
Emma Thompson: sexism in acting industry is worse than ever.
Interviews: Jake Gyllenhaal, Ashley Jensen, Guy Masterson, Cynthia Nixon, Al Pacino, Simon Pegg and Limmy--twice.
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