March 16, 2014
Scots film studio complex set for 2017 opening.
Edinburgh Art Festival 2014 programme launched. BBC, The Edinburgh Reporter, The Skinny.
Imaginate Festival 2014--one week in May.
Interviews: Josh Brolin, Terry Gilliam, Timothy Spall, Christoph Waltz.
Arts hub to put home of Scots literature on map.
Glasgow Film Festival celebrates best year.
BBC Three: From digital first to online only.
Scot breaks record for speedy gags.
Interviews: Jessica Alba, James Franco, Tahar Rahim.
Oscar winners: Empire, The Guardian, STV, Total Film.
Molly Smitten-Downes to represent UK at Eurovision.
Interviews: Michelle Dockery, Terry Gilliam, Geoffrey Rush, Harvey Weinstein, Jack Whitehall.
T in the Park's lineup: BBC, STV, The Scotsman.
T in the Park 'plays it safe'.
NTS's Let the Right One In goes to the West End. BBC, The Stage.
Catherine Wheels launches app to accompany children's show White.
T in the Park to remain in Perth.
'MacLennan leaving great legacy'.
Bafta winners announced: BBC, Empire, Total Film.
Stage set for Paisley tribute to Gerry Rafferty.
'Why St Stephen's must be saved'
Interviews: Nick Frost, Scarlett Johansson.
David MacLennon has motor neurone disease.
Scotland's smallest theatre up for sale.
Shirley Temple dies.
Interviews: Ty Burrell, Colin Farrell, Sarah Lucas, George MacKay, Joaquin Phoenix.
Philip Seymour Hoffman dies. BBC, Empire.
Celtic Connections 2014 hailed 'most successful yet'.
Ex-mental health nurse wins Costa book prize.
'War Horse shows puppetry no longer child's play'.
Interviews: Ty Burrell, Spike Jonze, Jared Leto, Kristin Scott Thomas.
Cameron Mackintosh inducted into Broadway Hall of Fame.
Creative Scotland publishes draft 10-year plan.
The National Theatre of Scotland--Moving on to Act Two.
Grammy Awards 2014: winners.
Interviews: Ben Foster, Jared Leto, Joaquin Phoenix, Noomi Rapace.
Glasgow Film Festival launches its tenth anniversary programme.
'Crisis' in Scottish film industry to be addressed.
National Television Awards 2014: winners.
Panel confirmed for EdFringe roadshow.
Interview: Iain de Caestecker.
Oscar nominations announced: BBC, Empire.
'Attention-seeking at the Hydro'
National Theatre of Scotland announces season to coincide with referendum.
Interviews: Hanif Kureishi, Carey Mulligan, Julia Roberts.
New classifications from the BBFC.
Arctic Monkeys and Haim lead NME nominations.
War Horse sells 2m in tickets as run sells out.
A Satire of the Three Estates in 500 tweets.
Golden Globe winners announced: BBC, Empire.
Dominic Hill on Naomi Wilkinson.
'McGrath's questions resonate today'.
Interviews: Abigail Breslin, Michael Cera, Jeremy Irvine, Sharon Jones, Jared Leto.
Bafta nominations announced: BBC, Empire, The List.
Cameo cinema celebrates 100th birthday.
Traverse programme Spring to Summer 2014.
Traverse 50: A Year Later.
History in the making?
Edinburgh's Kate Atkinson wins Costa book prize.
David Greig: Scottish independence yes vote would drive change in England.
Scottish independence: uncertain future for BBC SSO.
Scottish Theatre in 2014: Mystic McMillan's preview of the year.
Interviews: Kevin Kline, Steve McQueen, Trevor Noah and The Colour Ham.
Aberdeen painter Eric Auld dies.
Early Rennie Mackintosh work to get public viewing.
Wordly Wise--wrapped-up regulars.
Interviews: Nicole Kidman, Ray Winstone.
TV hit Broadchurch tops critics poll.
Neil Gaiman's The Ocean at the End of the Lane named 2013 Book of the Year.
Pulp Fiction and Mary Poppins among films inducted into Library of Congress.
Interviews: Christina Applegate, Paul Giamatti, Armando Iannucci.
Peter O'Toole dies: BBC, The Guardian, The Independent, The Scotsman, The Stage. Obituary.
'Why Creative Scotland needs a kick up the arts'
Ticket booking fees 'too expensive'
December 15, 2013
Scottish independence: Artists plan festival.
Glasgow Citz to offer two-year director residency.
Interviews: Steve Carell, Geena Davis.
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