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'More will turn up' - Work by Scottish artists unearthed for homecoming exhibition (opens the original)
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For a short time, Robert Colquhoun and Robert MacBryde were among the most celebrated figures in British art. The toast of galleries, they were commissioned to make everything from book jackets to ballet costumes and even photographed for Vogue. But there was nothing fanciful about painting for these working class boys from Ayrshire who met at Glasgow School of Art in 1933 and were partners in life and work for all their lives. Art wasn't just their passion, it was their currency - exchanged for
BBC Scotland hit comedy Two Doors Down takes to the stage (opens the original)
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After more than 40 years on our screens, it's no surprise Elaine C Smith is often recognised in the street. The twist is, these days it's not as herself but as Christine O'Neill, the character she plays in the hit TV show Two Doors Down. People just seem to know who Christine is. "The amount of people that walk up to me and say 'do you know my granny? Do you know my auntie?'", she jokes. Christine is far from glamorous, but she's a very recognisable type - a classic nosy neighbour who, as the sa
Hints of fiery finale for last ever episode of River City (opens the original)
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Johnny McKnight has written for River City for almost a decade so, when it was announced that the show was drawing to a close after 24 years, he asked if he could write the final episode. "Those moments don't come up very often with long-running shows so I thought it might be cathartic and a nice way to say goodbye as a writer," he says. Details of the episode, which will air on Monday, are a closely-guarded secret but images released showing a bloodied Lenny Murdoch amidst a dramatic fire scene
Richard Gadd's Edinburgh: 'Arrive with an idea, leave with a career' (opens the original)
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Richard Gadd says he owes everything to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. His show Baby Reindeer, a dark comedy about his experience of a stalker, won a string of awards, and enjoyed a sell-out run in Edinburgh before transferring to the London stage. But it was the arrival of executives from the TV Festival in the final week of August in 2019, which took his career on a whole new trajectory. "The show had sold out before the festival had even begun," he told a gathering at a Screen Scotland event
Edinburgh launches new media event after final TV Festival ends (opens the original)
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Plans for a new Scottish event to replace the Edinburgh TV Festival have been launched. The industry festival – which ends on Friday – will move to Manchester next year after 50 years in the capital. But Screen Scotland, the Scottish government and the other Edinburgh Festivals say it is too important to lose. Speaking at a launch event in Edinburgh, Culture Secretary Màiri McAllan, revealed details of a new initiative which would build on the city's unique position as a global shop window for t
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