‘I’ve been a performer all my life and I see no reason to stop entertaining’: Life according to… William Shatner
Star Trek's Captain Kirk on the mysteries of life and death... and finding enlightenment on the loo!
Forgotten film of local heroes inspires musical salute to rescuers saving lives around Scotland’s coasts
They are captured forever in the flickering images, a lifeboat crew racing from their homes to the boathouse to respond to another call-out, another emergency at sea.
Singer Newton Faulkner’s a good guy gone Bard as he prepares for Burns Supper show
Having an English singer-songwriter headline a Burns Night concert in a town synonymous with the Bard might seem unusual. For the singer in question, though, it doesn’t come close to being his strangest gig.
Comedian Rob Brydon says he’s stepping out of his comfort zone on stand-up tour with a musical twist
Having appeared in two festive TV favourites, Rob Brydon is now looking to take a step outside of his comfort zone.
Silent is golden: Why Emilia Fox still loves crime thriller after 15 years
Having been in Silent Witness since series eight, Emilia Fox could be excused for not having the same passion for the job as she once did.
Rising star of Scottish screen Lorn Macdonald on working with his acting inspiration David Tennant… and trying not to tell him
For Lorn Macdonald, swapping lines with one of his acting heroes in a suitably memorable scene was a fitting climax to a year full of memorable moments.
Big-hearted Edinburgh boy refuses birthday gifts to donate £2,000
A thoughtful schoolboy has raised thousands of pounds for charity by refusing presents for his past four birthdays.
Charlie was her darling: The secret songstress behind some of Scotland’s most famous folk tunes
Her songs have been sung around Scotland for hundreds of years. But, while her lyrics of loss, romance and rebellion have become part of the country’s cultural DNA, Carolina Oliphant is less than a household name.
Eddi Reader’s 40 up – but that’s not all, folkies
When the clock strikes midnight on Hogmanay, for Eddi Reader it signals more than just the start of a New Year.
How do I feel? Pwoud, very pwoud…Only An Excuse funnyman on 40 years in showbiz
It may have been part of the Hogmanay TV schedules since 1993, but Only An Excuse? star Jonathan Watson says he never takes the programme for granted.
All work and snow play for Bethany Kingsley-Garner in Scottish Ballet production
The world premiere production of Scottish Ballet’s The Snow Queen is a special one for Bethany Kingsley-Garner.