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‘The host was a grotesque yet loveable medieval clown named Puke’
Hosting the first night of Weird Weekend, Matchbox Cine’s weekend of the weird, unseen, and obscure of film, is Puke, some sort of grotesque medieval clown. Despite appearances, Puke comes across as loveable and friendly without needing to say a word.
Heroism and bravery vie with treachery and betrayal in this war-time thriller
Are ABBA really ‘the world’s greatest band’?
New VIP lounge launched at Ovo Hydro with fans offered chance to upgrade
Del Boy and Rodney ride again. So is the theatre show lovely jubbly?
Famous Scottish artist reveals secret behind success in new Glasgow show
Jenny Lindsay: I was hounded for saying women's rights must be protected from self-id
'It's going to be very strange not to be on the wireless any more'
Scottish songwriter shares the impact of motherhood on her creative process
University Challenge: BBC host Amol Rajan meets Glasgow’s 'Walrus of Love'
Mark Smith: Why are people moaning about this Glasgow mural?
Herald Diary: Here's how to turn a lion into a big pussycat
Let there be light: Scotland’s best autumn and winter light shows
Dazzling light shows are brightening tourism sector's darkest days
ABBA: truth about the lives, loves and heartbreaks of world's favourite band
Will this be the last time we see Bob Dylan in Scotland? Who can possibly say?
Newman's production brings a dynamic fresh life to a twentieth century classic
Celebrating 40 Years of Scotland’s Photography Collection
Critics be damned: Simple Minds had the last laugh with this classic
The chronically worried DI Ray is the Chicken Little of TV detectives
‘Guitar playing that changed my life’: musician who flourished in Scotland dies
All to know on new Channel 4 horror-comedy Generation Z starring Sue Johnston
Morningside Gallery in Edinburgh announces new Jack Morrocco exhibition
New exhibition of 'acclaimed' Scottish painter set to open in Glasgow
'A long way from Ayrshire pubs': Biffy Clyro at Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow review
Review: Major photography exhibition shows depth of Scotland’s national archive
'Intelligent and sparky' - When the Fab Four came to stay in a Scots loch-side cabin
First look: GlasGLOW Halloween trail returns for spooky season
Kids in Glass Houses explain why they've just made their first album in 11 years
Elaine C Smith unveils new prize to help women get into comedy
Review, No Love Songs: Kyle Falconer's theatrical anthem for life beyond
Herald Diary: The Aberdeen mum and the baby name mystery
Herald Diary: Make the Commonwealth Games bigger, not smaller. Here's where to start
Navigating the pressures of the spotlight and social media
Prime Video shares first look at series two of supernatural thriller The Rig
Paintings created on Eigg by major British 20th century artist to be auctioned
Scottish Album of the Year winner revealed as Edinburgh group take home prize
This musician hates her fans making constant jokes. She is right to be so angry.
Dark sexual desires, domestic angst, and the horrors that divide men and women
New Sound of Music theatre show: what you need to know
'A gentle wit that recalls the likes of The Detectorists or Last of the Summer Wine'
'It’s like the 1990s all over again' - The 11 best gigs to book now for next month
Inside story of Scots theatre that produces more plays than anywhere else in world
Slayed in Scotland: 10 horrors and thrillers shot here to watch this Halloween
Glasgow children's hospital gets UK first 'gamer-in-residence' on wards
Hazel Irvine among two to be celebrated with special prize at BAFTA Scotland awards
Jim McColl dies aged 89 as tributes paid to Beechgrove Garden presenter
Runaway train: BBC Nightsleeper series sold to 146 territories worldwide
Herald Diary: A tale of Tesco and its Christian warrior
Scots Word of the Week: Sweirt
This Scots beach has stunning sands, majestic hills and enchanting forests
Photo booths are now a rarity – perfect time for an artistic comeback?
Scottish Hockey 'hugely disappointed' to miss out on home Commonwealth Games
Tributes paid after death of Maryhill-born 'legend of Scottish theatre'