We chat to the Fair Saturday Foundation about the value of the arts, money well spent, and this year’s stellar programme.

Care isn't just last year's best Scottish student film, it's probably the best Scottish short film that year, period. We meet ...

Glasgow Film Festival celebrates its 21st edition next year, and to mark this coming-of-age milestone, the festival will be ...

Ahead of releasing her second album as Jill Lorean, we catch up with Glasgow-based Chicagoan Jill O'Sullivan and find out why ...

Poetry festival Push the Boat Out returns with a packed programme across The Scottish Storytelling Centre, Pleasance, Dovecot ...

Everlyn Nicodemus’s paintings, drawings, collages and textiles are displayed across the whole of the ground floor of Modern ...

We chat with Nat Raha and Mijke van der Drift about their upcoming book Trans Femme Futures and the politics of trans ...

Our national celebration of contemporary craft returns this November, championing the people and places supporting Scotland's ...

Eazy Peazy solidifies Man/Woman/Chainsaw’s place as a band to watch as they continue refining their transition from live show ...

Ahead of his debut feature, documentarian Duncan Cowles tells us about getting blokes to open up on camera, the impulse to ...

Perennial gloomsters The Cure are back to their majestic, melancholy best on Songs of a Lost World, their first album in 16 ...

North Carolina resident Noah Barker reports from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene where he claims nothing can kill the songs ...