CATS shortlist announced: All Edinburgh Theatre, Edinburgh Guide, The Scotsman, The Stage.
Frightened Rabbit pay tribute to Scott Hutchison after singer's death.
Interviews: Martin Freeman, Eddie Marsan, Stacy Martin, Euan McColm, John Cameron Mitchell, Andrew Niccol.
Alexander McCall Smith to launch crime writing festival in Stirling.
Interviews: Simon Baker, Diablo Cody, Joe Dempsie, David Greig, Andrew Haigh, Sean Penn, Stephen Schwartz, Chloe Sevigny, Katie Skinner, Willy Vlautin.
EU rule could leave theatres dark.
Scotland's big personalities get behind campaign to shout about work of NTS.
Glasgow urged to do more to promote music tourism.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe unveils writing schemes: The Scotsman, The Stage.
Free outdoor screenings from EIFF return.
Interviews: Evelyn Glennie, Baz Luhrmann, Raoul Peck, Alan Rudolph, Willy Vlautin.
EIFF announces opening film: The List, Little White Lies; UK premiere of Swimming With Men to close EIFF.
Royal Lyceum announce new season.
Interviews: Ellen Burstyn, Dougray Scott, John Trengrove.
New BBC Scotland TV channel given 'provisional' approval by Ofcom.
Glasgow bid for Channel 4 HQ 'meets all guidelines'.
Interviews: Antonio Banderas, Tom Courtenay, Claire Denis, William Friedkin, Stephen Greenhorn, Andrew Haigh, Pavel Kolesnikov, Jo Nesbo, Joe Russo, Amy Schumer.
Shake-up at STV continues with departure of Alan Clements.
Scottish Opera announce next season.
Interviews: Antonio Banderas, Russell Brand, Edie Falco, Johnny Flynn, Ruth Jones, John Krasinski, Nakhane, Maxine Peake.
Creative Scotland to pay new film and TV chief up to £93k.
Threatened performing arts degrees in Scottish college saved.
Artist and playwright John Byrne named Scotland's most stylish man.
Regular Sunday opening for Stornoway's arts centre 'as soon as possible'.
Amanda Gaughan--obituary.
Interviews: Paddy Considine, Shon Dale-Jones, Cuba Gooding Jr, Mark Hamill, Todd Haynes, Burt Reynolds, Lisa Stansfield and Torvill & Dean.
Five-year plan for Edinburgh's world heritage site.
Glasgow's Pavilion Theatre to remain closed for two months following fire.
Edinburgh Easter Play gives voice to rarely heard Bible figures.
Interviews: Rose Byrne, Ernest Cline, Steven S DeKnight, Anne-Marie Duff, Elizabeth George, Maeve Gilchrist, Craig Hill, Sanjeev Kohli, Bill Murray, Jamie Sutherland, Irvine Welsh.
Pavilion Theatre seed after 'inferno' in Glasgow nightclub block.
Edinburgh International Children's Festival 2018 revealed: Edinburgh Guide, The Edinburgh Reporter, The List.
Edinburgh International Film Festival announce Retrospective programme: Review Sphere, The List.
Magic Festival returns in May.
Luminate takes a new turn.
SYT to remain open: BBC, The Reviews Hub, The Skinny, The Scotsman.
'£70m investment will put Edinburgh music scene on centerstage'.
Further discussion to take place on the Ross Bandstand.
Traverse announces 2018 Fringe shows: Edinburgh Guide, The Skinny, What's On Stage.
Edinburgh Passion Play returns with a new version.
Interviews: Domhnall Gleeson, Ben Mendelsohn.
EIF 2018 season announced: All Edinburgh Theatre, Broadway World, Edinburgh Guide, The Edinburgh Reporter, The Guardian, The List, The Scotsman, What's On Stage.
Brexit 'creates wave of uncertainty' for EIF.
Latest on SYT: Protest to be staged; 'constructive' talks held; Holyrood to consider 'national status'; The impact of SYT's funding crisis.
Interviews: Claes Bang, Bridget Christie, Fergus Linehan, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Vicky McClure and Young Fathers.
Nicola Sturgeon will 'explore all options' to halt SYT closure; SYT in plan to halt closure.
Interviews: John Boyega, Michael Caine, Joel Edgerton, Jason Isaacs, Muireann Kelly, John Malkovich, Ruben Ostlund, Joaquin Phoenix, Lynne Ramsay, Anya Taylor-Joy, Kim Wilde.
Oscars 2018: BBC, Empire Online. The Guardian, The Independent.
SYT to close following funding knock back: BBC, The Scotsman.
Still Game gears up for live show as new series set to screen.
Queen announced as headline act for TRNSMT.
Hidden Door announce full programme.
Interviews: Allison Janney, David Oyelowo, Joaquin Phoenix and Lynne Ramsay--twice.
Scottish Parliament condemns Creative Scotland funding process.
Irvine Welsh to launch final Trainspotting chapter at Leith party.
A Play, a Pie and a Pint's spring season.
New name for body running Festival and King's in Edinburgh; King's to close for nearly two years for £25m revamp.
Interviews: Karen Gillan--twice, Allison Janney, John Malkovich, Zoe Rahman, Charlotte Rampling, Lynne Ramsay, Saoirse Ronan, Imelda Staunton.
Creative Scotland admits 'cover-up'; Chief 'profoundly sorry' over debacle; MSPs told Creative Scotland is creating 'anxiety and distress'.
Edinburgh Fringe chief: 'Festival risks becoming unaffordable to artists'.
Excitement as Glasgow Film Festival begins.
Interview: Clio Barnard.
Arts workers call to sign open letter to Holyrood culture secretary: All Edinburgh Theatre, The Scotsman; Seeing the Wood for the Trees--Creative Scotland, Inverleith House and the Man from Jupiter Artland.
Bafta winners announced: Empire, The Guardian, The Independent.
Scotland's live music venues win protection against property developers.
Capital's £10m spending spree on cultural venues.
Interviews: Selma Blair, Jo Hartley, David Leddy, Edward McGuire, Tessa Thompson, Daniela Vega.
Creative Scotland appoints new chair: All Edinburgh Theatre, BBC, The Scotsman, The Stage.
Edinburgh festivals reliant on ticket sales to residents.
Interviews: Chadwick Boseman, Lawrie Brewster, Roger Davies, Greta Gerwig, Kengo Kuma, Alison O'Donnell, J.K. Simmons, Mark Thomas, Guillermo del Toro.
Creative Scotland funding: after the make-up, surely it's time for a shake-up; some companies get funding back; forced into funding review after climbing down over cuts; post-mortem will be 'long and painful'; Creative Scotland--let's start again.
Film and TV production contributes £15m to Glasgow economy.
Interviews: Zinnie Harris, Diane Kruger, Laurie Metcalf, Jojo Moyes, Guillermo del Toro and Alex Kapranos & Bob Hardy.
Creative Scotland's decision to axe funding defies logic; Creative Scotland--The Last Days?
Donald Shaw to 'step aside' as Celtic Connections artistic director; Record attendance for Glasgow's Celtic Connections.
Bill Forsyth and Mark Knopfler reunite for new Local Hero musical.
Interviews: Clint Eastwood, Greta Gerwig, Alex Gibney, Vicky Krieps, Josh O'Connor, Alexandra Roach, Margot Robbie.
Creative Scotland in emergency board meeting: All Edinburgh Theatre, The Scotsman; Scottish arts organisations criticise 'devastating' cuts to children's theatre; 'Climbdown may be only way out of funding cuts row'; John Byrne joins campaign; Scotland's theatre makers pen open letter; CS board members resign.
'Music of hope falling silent because of SNP cuts'.
Edinburgh concert arena put on hold over repairs row.
Interviews: Paul Thomas Anderson, Edith Bowman, Lesley Manville, Charlie Plummer, Lynne Ramsay, Margot Robbie.
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