In cinemas this week: Gerard Butler hopes to freshen franchise up in Angel Has Fallen
Gerard Butler has built a movie franchise against the odds.
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The 1975 at Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park: Set times, weather and travel advice for Summer Sessions show
The last big music festival show of the summer takes place on Sunday as The 1975 bring Glasgow's Summer Sessions to a close.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Janine Harouni’s solo stand-up debut is worthy of its accolades
It's no surprise that Janine Harouni scooped the BBC New Comedy Award for 2019 last week, and that her debut show is nominated for a slew of other gongs.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Steve Bugeja pays a sweet, hilarious and heart-warming tribute to his Single Mum
Steve Bugeja admits that a lot of people have come up to him after his show Single Mum to ask him - "do you fancy your mum?"
Scots comedian Brian Limond to return to TV with BBC series Limmy’s Homemade Show
The BBC has announced that Scots comedian Limmy will create and star in a new comedy series.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Harry & Chris take their comedy-rap-jazz superpowers to the next level
With pandas becoming pregnant and the world saved thanks to their comedy-rap-jazz superpowers, musical comedy duo Harry and Chris this year set their eyes on their most difficult task yet… saving the universe.
Ross King: Life’s a drag for Michelle Visage (and me in my Rocky years) but she’ll soon be Strictly excited
Men dressing as women is a big thing these days – drag is in!
Pick of the podcasts: Scummy Mummies, The Comedian’s Comedian and The Black Tapes
It’s incredibly difficult being a good mum – never mind a perfect one.
Dare to scare: New production of Frankenstein puts Mary Shelley front and centre
It’s one of the most famous monster stories ever told. But a new production of Frankenstein will throw its author into the heart of the action, as she wrestles not only with her creation, but the realities facing revolutionary young women, then and now.
Leopards and polar bears were no problem for Big Week At The Zoo presenter Helen Skelton after childhood on a dairy farm
Having grown up around animals, Helen Skelton is used to being up close and personal with nature.
Dad’s Army star Mathew Horne on his love for Scotland and the return of Gavin & Stacey
He’s about to face the pressure of being judged on bringing not one but two comedy classics back to our screens, Dad’s Army and Gavin & Stacey.