Alasdair Gray Exhibitions – From the Personal to the Universal & Spheres of Influence I

‘From the Personal to the Universal’ runs at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum until 22nd February, ‘Spheres of Influence I’ … More

Gender-Neutral Washrooms: Campus and Community

This month Bristol University was the subject of controversy when transphobic posters appeared on campus in response to a campaign … More

Glasgow’s SSE Hydro has been ranked the world’s second busiest live entertainment arena. The venue – which has a capacity … More

The Golden Globes have historically been criticised as biased, which is probably valid. With a meagre 93 voters, all Hollywood-based, … More

So, what is the Six Nations? It’s an international rugby tournament where Scotland, England, Wales, Ireland, France and Italy play … More

Dir. Olivia Fuchs, Cond. James MacMillan, Theatre Royal, 22nd & 24th January Inés de Castro is the archetype of gloomy … More

Handsome princes, creepy wolves and sassy witches, oh my! You’ll see plenty of these in the new star-studded, magical film … More

Since 19th November last year, Nicola Sturgeon has been the First Minister of Scotland and by extension one of the … More

Jasmin Vardimon, Theatre Royal, 28th January What better place to explore the effects of current socio-political trends than a local, … More

2002’s documentary Bowling for Columbine might be the best and worst thing that has ever happened to Marilyn Manson. If … More