Top Hollywood directors and cinema companies protest over home downloads, The Guardian and The Independent.
International box office: 'Thor' rules, The Independent.
Edinburgh Fringe opens nominations for new Participants' Council, The Stage.
Bardem climbs onto Stephen King's 'The Dark Tower', The Independent.
Film events in May, The Skinny.
Interviews: Edward Albee, Claire Cunningham, Jesse Eisenberg, Kate Hudson, Jayd Johnson, Martin Sheen, Roxanne Silbert, John Simm.
Curtain falls on 30 years at Queen Margaret, Edinburgh Evening News.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
STV ends legal stand-off with ITV, BBC.
Tree of Life UK release date pushed back, Empire Online.
Edinburgh Lyceum unveils 2011/12 season, The Stage.
The enduring appeal of Laurel and Hardy, The Scotsman.
Misfits leads BAFTA TV Awards nominations, The Stage.
Edinburgh Film Festival drops Cineworld as venue, date for programme launch announced, STV.
Interviews:
John Cleese, Joe Cornish, James Mullighan, Leigh Whannell & James Wan.
.Pitlochry Festival Theatre celebrates its 60th Anniversary, The Herald.
Anne Robinson quits Weakest Link, BBC.
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Dundee Rep and Royal Lyceum Edinburgh partnership launched, The Courier.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
Should we care who wrote William Shakespeare's plays? The Guardian.
Interviews:
Russell Brand, Kim Cattrall, John Cleese, Greta Gerwig, Karen Gillan, Adele Hartley, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony LaPaglia, Jodie Wittaker.
.Adam Smith College looks to axe theatre courses, The Stage.
Why the Croisette puts the Scottish capital in the shade, The Independent.
Ab Fab is coming back--break out hte Bolly darling, STV.
Four out of five tell The Godfather of all lies about seeing classic films, The Guardian.
Doctor Who's Elisabeth Sladen dies aged 63, BBC.
Glasgow Ramshorn Theatre threatened with closure, The Stage.
Interview:
.Authors in contention for Scotland's biggest literary prize revealed, STV.
Scots plan Reel Festivals 2011 as Middle East exchange, BBC.
When critics get it wrong, The Guardian.
Acting Gay, The Journal.
Interviews: Kenneth Branagh, Russell Brand, Claire Cunningham.
Todd steps down from Festival Cavalcade, Annals of Edinburgh Stage.
Cineworld trialling online ticket discounts, Total Film.
Dundead Festival bringing the gore to Dundee, The Courier.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
All Night Horror Madness at the Cameo, The List.
Interviews:
.Edinburgh Film Festival announces 'Scotland's largest ever celebration of short film', STV.
Election night entertainment--The List.
How to survive a horror movie, The Independent.
Simon Cowell 'confirms he's quitting X Factor UK', STV.
Live soap Westenders returns, Theatre in Scotland.
Peter Jackson changes film speed for more life-like 'Hobbit', The Independent.
Interview:
.US filmmaker Sidney Lumet dies, BBC, Empire Online, The Guardian, The Independent.
Sir Patrick Stewart leads actor protest over arts cuts, BBC.
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Jonathan Melville--Reel Time.
Whatever happened to Willy Wona's children? Daily Express.
Audience give Warner headache over The Hangover: Part 2 trailer, The Guardian.
Interviews: Russell Brand, Neve Campbell and Gary Oldman.
Doctor Who stars go wild in the West, STV.
Tilda Swinton, Mark Cousins and Lynda Myles depart the Edinburgh film festival, The Guardian.
Tilda Swinton: I was never curating Edinburgh film festival, The Guardian.
'Even the hawkish Churchill believed it was the government's duty to protect culture', The Scotsman.
Odeon saga set to run and run, Edinburgh Evening News.
Grammy Awards ceremony set for overhaul, BBC.
Stage is set for change, The Herald.
The Skinny's Venue of the Month: The Arches.
Interviews:
.Dali painting returns to Scotland, BBC.
John Barrowman and The Krankies 2011 Glasgow panto return, STV.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
Should the arts get public money? BBC.
Interviews:
Ben Barnes, Idris Elba, Wu Hsing-Kuo, Jonathan Mills and Katy Wilson.
.Adam Smith's Performing Arts department react to proposed cuts and have a petition.
Reactions to announced arts cuts in England: The Guardian, The Telegraph.
Cutting diversity in the arts will cost Britain dearly, The Guardian.
Doctor Who star Karen Gillan to play Jean Shrimpton, BBC.
Mad Men fifth series delayed until March 2012, BBC.
Pullman heads up International Booker shortlist, BBC.
Hitchcock star Granger dies at 85, BBC, Empire Online, The Guardian.
Facebook's stream-for-hire service challenges Netflix, The Guardian.
Scotland's leading talent school is to change its name after 42 years, The Herald.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Ken Loach in search of cast in Scotland, BBC, STV.
Dancing on Ice tour Scotland snub mystery, STV.
Double trouble for Portman, The Independent, The Guardian.
Interviews: Des Dillon, Ella Hickson and Jesse Eisenberg.
Edinburgh International Festival unveils 2011 line-up, BBC, The Guardian, The Herald, The List, The Stage, STV.
Actress Elizabeth Taylor dies, BBC, Caledonian Mercury, Empire Online, The Guardian, The Stage and The Telegraph.
Edinburgh festival looks east--but is it cultural tourism? The Guardian.
Scottish theatres given money to compensate for snow cancellations, The Stage.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
RSAMD renamed as Royal Conservatoire for Scotland, The Stage.
Neds, narky chefs and T in the Park--a new wave of Scottish films? Caledonian Mercury.
Midsomer Murders producer to step down, The Stage.
The Magician's Nephew will be fourth Narnia film, The Guardian.
Dominic Hill named as Glasgow's Citizens Theatre new artistic director, The Herald, The Stage, STV, The Telegraph.
What's next for Edinburgh's Traverse theatre? The Guardian.
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Spending cuts: Theatre groups add their voice to debate, BBC.
RSNO cuts back concerts, The Herald.
Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund announces projects for 2011, The Stage.
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Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
Mobos agree three-year Glasgow deal, BBC.
Creative Scotland publishes ten-year plan, The Stage.
Pitlochry 60th Anniversary Season Line-Up Announced, Northings.
Theatre Unleashed, The Journal.
John Byrne is named Hospitalfield House honorary patron, The Courier.
Enough Glasgow Noir. Let's Lighten up a little, The Observer.
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Arts Diary: The Scotsman.
Creative Scotland launches partnerships wtih broadcasters, The Stage.
Bid to stop Edinburgh Council selling Theatre Workshop building, Annals of Edinburgh Stage.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
Report reveals growth of Glasgow's culture sector, The Stage.
Mayfesto 2011 programme revealed, The List.
New venues emerge for Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2011, The Stage.
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Man who created stormtrooper helmets is taken to Supreme Court by George Lucas, The Independent on Sunday.
theatreSCOTLAND--weekly update.
The rising stars of Scottish theatre, The List.
Edinburgh International Film Festival curators revealed, The List.
The Skinny looks at NTS's Reveal programme.
The best upcoming theatre shows in Scotland for Spring 2011, The List.
'Star Wars' schedules its rollout in 3D, The Independent.
Oscars 2011: The King's Speech reigns at Oscars, BBC and Empire Online.
Why I don't watch the Oscars, and don't care who wins, Hitfix.
The 2011 Razzie Winners are announced, Total Film.
Panto star Gerard Kelly has left his fortune to a young actor, STV.
Jane Russell dies aged 89, Total Film.
The King's Speech--UK Film Council deserves direct praise, The Guardian.
Andrew Eaton looks at 3D cinema,
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NTS to crowd-source 288, 5-minute plays to celebrate fifth birthday, The Stage.
NTS artistic director Vicky Featherstone is in optimistic mood on its fifth anniversary, The Scotsman.
National Theatre of Scotland celebrates fifth birthday, STV.
Iraq to the Enlightenment for Black Watch playwright, The Scotsman.
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Scottish Opera awarded £650,000 towards Theatre Royal upgrade, The Stage.
The Oscars: Who calls the shots? The Guardian.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
Forest Cafe building sale imminent, Annals of Edinburgh Stage and The Stage.
Paul, not Justin Bieber, is the UK's box office Valentine, The Guardian.
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