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Still coming up roses: Legendary singer Gwen Dickey refuses to let injury stop her performing
The Car Wash is still a funky place to be if you bump into Rose Royce while you are there or, more especially, if you bump into Gwen Dickey, who is the amazing voice singing that fantastic song.
Scone Spy: The Soup Dragon near Drymen delivers flamin’ fantastic bakes
For those of a certain vintage, The Soup Dragons are a 1980s alt-rock band from Lanarkshire who briefly shone with their cover of The Rolling Stones’ hit I’m Free.
Comedian Glenn Moore on his debut stand-up tour, starring on Mock The Week, and his previous life as a newsreader
Stand-up comic Glenn Moore reckons his early career reading the news put him in good stead for a life in comedy.
Bruce Springsteen says he’s creating some of his best work as he turns 70
Bruce Springsteen has said he has done some of the best work of his life in the last five years – a month after celebrating his 70th birthday.
The Great Outdoors: Stuck with the stragglers, I drifted into a Zen-like state. Slow is the new fast
On a recent outing with The Scots Magazine’s Take a Hike club, I found myself as back-marker – checking all the tailenders were OK – and what an eye-opener it was.
Restaurant of the Week: Wahaca, 16 S St Andrew St, Edinburgh
Wahaca was started by former Masterchef winner Thomasina Miers, and Mark Selby.
World Menopause Day: Three stories from across Scotland
Hot flushes, red faces, sweating, mood swings, "the change."
Meet the Instagran: Angela Parry-Sangster, 53, Aberdeen
Fun-loving Angela Parry-Sangster is this week’s super-fit Instagran.
Give me giant scary crocodiles ahead of wild horses any day, says Monster Croc Wrangler star Matt Wright
If there’s anything that would put the fear of God into the rest of us, you can bet Matt Wright does it on a regular basis.
Duncan James loves proving the critics wrong in iconic Rocky Horror role
Duncan James says he has loved proving the critics wrong as the iconic Frank-n-Furter in The Rocky Horror Show.
Something in the air: The long and covert history of drones and unmanned aircraft
Drones have become more common over the past decade but their history stretches further back than you might think.
