In Clare Sestanovich's debut novel Ask Me Again, tautological questions and half-answers lend a frustrating air to ...

The late David Lynch was not an artist you had to understand. His films were not puzzles to solve, they were journeys that ...

Ahead of the 2025 edition of Scotland's biggest film festival, our film editor picks out some highlights from the Glasgow Film Festival programme.

The recipients of nearly £200 million of Creative Scotland funding have been announced, as the long-delayed Multi-Year ...

It's teeny tiny and very, very loud. Wedged down in the mouth of the Cowgate, you'll have to wrestle throug ...

It's teeny tiny and very, very loud. Wedged down in the mouth of the Cowgate, you'll have to wrestle throug ...

With fervent energy and a sold-out Glasgow crowd, it’s easy to see why Neck Deep have become stalwarts in the pop-punk scene Neck Deep, the five-piece from Wrexham, have cultivated a mass following, ...

Bethlehem Calling assumes the spotlight as perilous Storm Éowyn lulls; meanwhile, the siege of Gaza, bombardment of the West Bank, and colonisation of Palestine violently continues In 2002, English ...

In this mesmerising Gothic debut, a mother and daughter in the Cumbrian forest prey on strays that cross their path.

It isn’t hard to see why Kate Greathead’s The Book of George, which follows its eponymous character from nascent literary ...