Mogwai share intriguing trailer for new documentary 'If The Stars Had A Sound'
The enigmatic Glaswegians, Mogwai, have just given us a sneak peek into their upcoming documentary If The Stars Had A Sound. The trailer sets the...
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The Absolute State of Nicholas Alahverdian
This week, footage emerged of American sex offender Nicholas Alahverdian (also known as Nicholas Rossi) putting on a comically bad performance as a British and Irish man named Arthur Knight - at least it might be funny, if he wasn’t, you know, a convicted sex offender, domestic abuser and alleged rapist.
Burns Night Quiz | Food, drink and Robert 'Rabbie' Burns
January has few things going for it, but Burns Night is one. Here's our quiz on the evening itself and the namesake behind it.
King's Theatre has 30 days to secure nearly £9 million in funding
Edinburgh’s King's Theatre has announced it has 30 days to secure millions in funding or risk closing its doors....
Alan Rankine of The Associates passes away at 64
Alan Rankine, guitarist, producer and co-founder of the Scottish band The Associates, has died aged 64.
Robert Burns first edition found in a barber shop goes on display in Fife
One of just 84 remaining first editions of Robert Burns’s debut poetry collection, Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, has gone on display in Fife, over a century after being recovered from a barber shop in Shrewsbury.
Kiefer Sutherland heading to Scotland's Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival
Kiefer Sutherland is heading to the Scottish Highlands, performing at the Belladrum Tartan Heart music festival next summer.
Edinburgh Film Festival shutting down, administrators called in
The Edinburgh International Film Festival has been shut down with immediate effect, with the Edinburgh Filmhouse and the Belmont Cinema in Aberdeen also forced to stop trading.
Edinburgh underground | What Lies Beneath
We look at Edinburgh's underground history and how our obsession with digging and living deeper is getting stronger.
West Highland Way | It's not the hope that kills you
One hundred miles in five days through the Scottish countryside. What could possibly go wrong? Based on these ramblings about pride, expectation and simply letting go - a lot.
Joe Lycett among 1,600 comedians criticising Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Organisers of Britain's top comedy and performing arts festival have received a slew of complaints over mismanagement.
Rachel Sermanni: 'It's been five years not being the flighty, bohemian, gypsy that I was'
We speak to Scottish singer-songwriter Rachel Sermanni, whose latest EP, Every Every Swimming Pool Runs to the Sea, arrived last week.
