BEST OF SCOTLAND Meet the Glaswegian author and artist drawing parallels to Shuggie Bain
His book opens with a drowning, moves apace through maternal alcoholism, child abuse in the care system, prostitution, adoption and mental illness.
His book opens with a drowning, moves apace through maternal alcoholism, child abuse in the care system, prostitution, adoption and mental illness.
The Laurettes brand of Celtic-folk rock is gathering a formidable head of steam
THEY’LL become the faces of modern Glasgow, twelve unknown women who will represent the diversity of the lives lived in Scotland’s biggest city well beyond its boundaries.
Actor, writer and director David Duchovny reveals the mixed emotions at work in his latest film and how Scotland plays an inspirational role
As she launches Merchant of Menace, comedian Susie McCabe talks candidly about gender, acceptance and imposter syndrome
DAVE Harvey has a recurring nightmare. In it, a 14 year old is given a gift by an older relative, a round piece of plastic, pressed onto which are formative recordings that could go on to shape the teenager’s musical taste for the rest of their life.
The Warblers was established in 2016 for people with poor lung health. Each week, sessions are held in Musselburgh and Newton Grange.
He’s starred in A-list movies but Scots actor James Cosmo puts building a dual carriageway on the banks of the Clyde as one of his greatest roles
Gerard Love will sing new works at his gig in Glasgow’s Mackintosh Church during the Celtic Connections festival
Using their unique Yokit app, this Scottish farming duo have vowed to revolutionise the industry . . . and promise their tech is a small taster of what’s yet to come. By Paul English
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