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It’s the future and gossamer lighting is all the rage, as are holograms that act as replacements for dead loved ones. We’re not sure if these 'pr... Read more »

Climate change is real. Just turn on the news and this becomes abundantly clear. The levels of CO2 in our atmosphere are at the highest ever measured; 2016 w... Read more »

Fancy a short film sleepover? That’s what’s on offer at this year’s Glasgow Short Film Festival as they host an otherworldly overnight scre... Read more »

Chvrches are back! It’s been two years since the release of the Glasgow band’s second album, Every Open Eye, but today they share mint-fresh trac... Read more »

FLY Club resident Denis Sulta is just a wee bit thrilled to announce his line-up for FLY Open Air. “I am absolutely BUZZZZZING to finally reveal t... Read more »

From the very first scene of Wes Anderson’s Bottle Rocket – the Texan director’s zesty debut feature about best friends and aspiring thieve... Read more »

The Fringe hype train is well and truly here with two of the biggest venues announcing their talent for this year’s festival. Assembly Festival: Game ... Read more »

It’s been five long years since Limmy's Show was on our TV screens, although the comedian continues to delight with his very specific brand of surreal,... Read more »

Gilded Balloon have added 70 shows to their roster of events for this year’s Fringe (for previous announcements, head here). One of the highlights of t... Read more »

Last year Edinburgh International Film Festival opened with the wonderful Yorkshire set gay romance God’s Own Country. For this year’s gambit, EI... Read more »

If you want to get a sense of how strong Scottish music is at the minute, simply take a peek at the lineup of emerging Scottish acts heading to The Great Esc... Read more »

Will we ever get to see Terry Gilliam’s The Man Who Killed Don Quixote? The Brazil and Time Bandits director has been trying to make a film inspired by... Read more »

If you weren’t convinced Donald Trump was a monster, his latest attack on civil liberties proves it: he’s banned Irn-Bru from his luxury golf res... Read more »

Picture the scene. Belfast, 1973, and a nervy eight-year-old boy is sitting crossed legged in front of the TV watching a black and white thriller. A feverish... Read more »

The first trailer for Luca Guadagnino’s remake of Dario Argento’s Suspiria has arrived, and the Call Me by Your Name director looks to have serve... Read more »

Despite rumours to the contrary, film is not dead. Many filmmakers still shoot on 35mm, but the opportunity to see films projected on celluloid are diminishi... Read more »

There was a time when actors were clambering to work with Woody Allen. Despite the increasing mediocrity of his films in the last two decades, stars like Kat... Read more »

Lynne Ramsay is a master filmmaker, but she’s hardly prolific. With her first three features – Ratcatcher, Morven Callar and We Need to Talk Abou... Read more »

There are definite shades of the cyberpunk aesthetics of Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner and Denis Villeneuve’s stunning sequel, Blade Runner 2049, i... Read more »

The “Perfect Movie Mix” is how Glasgow Film Festival have described themselves in this year’s nifty rebrand. Usually these type of marketin... Read more »

It’s a shame that Voldemort, the evil wizard who terrified a generation of kids in the Harry Potter books, didn’t properly turn up until the four... Read more »

The world has moved on in the three decades since Michael Lehmann’s cult black comedy Heathers. In that 1988 teen movie, a clique of croquet-playing ri... Read more »

Do you ever sit down the pub and argue with your pals about which James Bond would win in a battle to the death? Would Sean Connery’s brutal 007 kick a... Read more »

Timothée Chalamet is everywhere at the minute. The 22-year-old New Yorker has been the actor on everybody’s lips since his knockout performance ... Read more »

Say what you want about the first Deadpool movie, but its trailers were on point. The marketing team continue to be just as creative with this new irreverent... Read more »

When Glasgow Film Festival initially mooted an Ida Lupino retrospective for this year's edition, it was to mark her centenary – she was born in London ... Read more »

It’s been announced today that LeithLate, one of the most vital events on Edinburgh’s cultural calendar, will not take place this year. &ldq... Read more »

As a book, Ready Player One is a groaner, with a main character who spends every other sentence boring you with minutiae about the 80s games and movies ... Read more »

Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival (SMHAF), the annual festival shaped by the voices of people with lived experience of mental health issues, returns next ... Read more »