Euphoria: The clothes were the best part
I think we can all agree that Euphoria is a great show. It’s got some gritty realness, yet at theContinue Reading
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Tag: arts
Film review: gongs for Bong’s ‘Parasite’ are not wrong ★★★★★
It should not be a surprise it won four Oscars.
Allan Stewart interview: “Andy Gray and I cried together”
Brig caught up with Allan before the panto begins in Edinburgh.
GlasGlow 2019 at the Botanic Gardens
This year’s event boasted nine distinct zones featuring an 80’s nostalgia trip through a retro arcade, a Halloween themed pumpkin patch and rave party in the glasshouse.
Travelling Gallery visits Pathfoot
The ambient noises of mountainous birds and gentle winds transported to you right into the artist’s perspective and his vision for a society which values accessibility for all.
Author Sargeant: student experience “universal”
Rachel Sargeant says her new novel ‘The Roommates’ is relatable to everyone.
Macrobert review: ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ is a love letter to Los Angeles ★★★★★
Tarantino’s ninth film is playing at the Macrobert now.
Podcast review: John Green’s ‘The Anthropocene Reviewed’ is essential listening
The Fault in Our Stars author ponders the human experience in his hit podcast.
Cafe and rooftop garden planned for Stirling’s first arts hub
Made in Stirling sets its sights on opening up a cafe and rooftop for Stirling’s finest arts hub.
Rothko and me
Art editor Anne Stoop describes the wonderous world of Mark Rothko.