‘Script for Brassic had me laughing out loud and I was hooked’: Life according to… Michelle Keegan
Former Coronation Street favourite and Our Girl star Michelle Keegan talks fashion, being a northerner and comedy.
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INTERVIEW: Imelda Staunton on her darkest TV role yet and how her Downton Abbey family helped her see the light
Keeping it varied is the dream for any actor, being cast in different roles and mixing up the happy and sad, lightweight and heavy going.
Scots comedian Larry Dean on personal shows, turning sadness into laughs and Kevin Bridges’ invaluable advice
For approaching seven long years, Larry Dean has had no more than five days holiday from stand-up.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Tania Edwards’ Don’t Mention It is a steady stream of sharp and savage wit
If you're looking for an hour of well-crafted, funny and easily enjoyable comedy, Tania Edwards' Don't Mention It deserves to be, well, mentioned.
GALLERY: 27 years on from their last Scottish show, The Cure more than make up for their absence at Glasgow Summer Sessions
The Cure hadn't played a gig in Scotland for 27 years before stepping on stage at the city's Summer Sessions on Friday night.
The story of Johnny Cash, part three: Going behind bars to lock in legend status
Johnny Cash had shaken off his drug and drink issues and kept well away from jails by the end of the 60s.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Jess Robinson dazzles with both her celebrity impressions and her own stunning voice
It's lucky the circus-like tent that forms The Assembly Rooms' Bijou venue is held down well, otherwise the sheer power of Jess Robinson's vocals would surely blow it away.
The story of Woodstock, part two: All you need is love, peace and music
Just imagine how you would have felt, being Melanie on Friday August 15 1969.
Pick of the podcasts: How To Fail, In The Third Person, 50 Things That Made The Modern Economy
“I have not failed,” said the great inventor, Thomas Edison, when asked why his plans hadn’t come to fruition. “I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.”
C Duncan, Kathryn Joseph, RM Hubbert and Aidan Moffat among acts named on Scottish Album of the Year Award shortlist
Ten records have been chosen for the shortlist of the 2019 Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award.
Edinburgh Fringe review: Laura Lexx takes on the world’s woes with bright energy in Knee Jerk
Even on her last performance before a well-earned day off, Laura Lexx is full of bright energy from the get-go in her show Knee Jerk.