Lyceum announces new season: Edinburgh Guide, The List, The Scotsman, The Stage.
Strike could close National Museum of Scotland.
Guenter Grass dies: BBC, The Scotsman.
McAvoy fund to help aspiring actors: BBC, The Scotsman.
Interviews: Roy Andersson, Ger Duany, Alan Rickman.
Johnny Beattie to retire from River City.
'Can storytelling heal society?'
Interviews: Russell Crowe, Gregor Fisher, Megan Fox, Viggo Mortensen, Keanu Reeves, Ryan Reynolds.
Producers demand cash for Scottish film industry.
Police fail to close Arches.
Zinnie Harris joins Traverse as associate director.
New £5.8m Glasgow home for NTS: BBC, The Stage.
Record ticket sales for EIF.
Ayr Gaiety Theatre secures extra £590k towards £2.4m refurb.
Interviews: Kate Beckinsale, Kenneth Branagh, Jai Courtney, Adam Driver, Lily James, Carol Morley.
Fringe Summerhall director Rupert Thomson leaves post.
The dates dilemma facing the EIFF.
Edinburgh Art Festival announces 2015 programme.
'The inspirational March of Women'
'The importance of Creative Carbon'
Interviews: Ben Kingsley, Yuri Klavdiev.
EIF announces 2015 lineup: The Edinburgh Reporter, The Guardian, The List, The Skinny, WhatsOnStage.
Edinburgh film festival considers August start.
Broadcasts of Edinburgh Festival set to go global.
Interviews: Peter Brook, Fergus Linehan.
Sir Terry Pratchett dies: BBC, The Scotsman.
Imaginate Festival launches 2015 programme.
Ian Rankin returns to Rebus.
'Edinburgh needs to nurture culture'.
Interviews: Mark Duplass, Theo James.
What next for the Creative Scotland funding losers?
Scottish Symphony Orchestra names new conductor.
Julie Ellen named as Macrobert's new artistic director.
£2.25m for Edinburgh's festivals.
Chosen Edinburgh Fringe campsite is eight miles from city centre.
Nicola McCartney--New Plays from Russia and Ukraine.
Hidden Door is go!
House that inspired Peter Pan wins restoration cash.
Interviews: Phill Jupitus, Zoe Kravitz.
£1.3m awarded as part of Creative Scotland's new funding route.
Theatre to be protected from Scottish sex licensing plans.
Outlander available to UK viewers from March 2015.
Ladyboys lose Edinburgh fringe site to Underbelly.
Interviews: Halle Berry, Julia Stiles, Ray Winstone.
Oscars 2015 winners: BBC, Empire.
Stars back T in the Park move to Strathallen Castle.
Interviews: Richard Linklater, Dev Patel.
Scottish film industry 'left to wither' and lags behind neighbours, Holyrood finds.
T in the Park account 2015 line-up.
Makers of The Angels' Share to adapt Beats.
Crowdfunding joy for Singing Kettle.
Interviews: Julianne Moore, Will Smith.
BAFTAs 2015: the winners.
'The worrying trend behind Class Act'
'What next for the Creative Scotland losers?'
Interviews: Patricia Arquette, James Franco, Felicity Jones, Anna Kendrick, Alfred Molina, Bill Nighy.
Greenock's Beacon bailed out with £2.5m package.
Harper Lee to publish Mockingbird sequel: BBC, The Scotsman.
New £3m funding boost for Scots film industry.
Research throws spotlight on theatregoing habits of Scottish audiences.
'All change at Edinburgh International Festival'
Interview: Elaine Constantine.
Record audiences at Celtic Connections festival.
Hidden Door 2015 announced.
Outlander success belies lack of investment.
Rural Scottish cinemas get Hollywood treatment.
Interviews: Patricia Arquette, David Oyelowo, Sam Taylor-Johnson.
The Libertines to headling T in the Park 2015.
Edinburgh Festival boss calls on city to renew vow.
'Scots film industry will need millions of pounds'; Outlander gives Scottish film industry £40m boost.
'The playwright's still the thing'.
Interviews: Jamie Dornan, Ava DuVernay, Ethan Hawke, Alfred Molina, Sam Taylor-Johnson, Olivia Williams.
Helen Macdonald wins Costa Book of the Year 2014.
Nicola Sturgeon urged to act on Scots film crisis.
Event Cinema: The Way Forward for Film Festivals?
Interviews: Colin Firth, Oscar Isaac, Samuel L Jackson.
GFF announces new season: BBC, The Scotsman, The Skinny; GFF shines on 10th anniversary.
Taskforce call for Scotland's ailing film industry.
St Stephen's to be run by Sell A Door.
RockNess cancelled for second year running.
Susannah Armitage--Producing A Play, a Pie and a Pint.
Interview: Joaquin Phoenix.
Creative Scotland 'committed to film studio plan'; 'Strip quangos of control of Scots film industry'.
New Desire Lines event.
Campsite planned for Fringe.
Interviews: JC Chandor-twice, Robert Duvall, Martin Freeman, Liam Neeson, Wallace Shawn.
Oscar nominations: BBC, Empire, The List, The Skinny.
Sam Smith leads Brits nominations.
Taxpayers fund search for new T in the Park site.
Sex license plans put capital Fringe shows at risk.
Udderbelly on the move.
Interviews: Jessica Raine, Donald Shaw.
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