Phil Miller
Herald Scotland
United Kingdom
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The mother they knew: Glasgow opens Linda McCartney show
THEY are works of art and love, in a place that she loved. → Read More
Franchitti delivers the champion’s Lotus to new Jim Clark museum
IT was driven by a champion, and delivered by a champion. → Read More
Monsters, Skeletons and Gods reborn as images revealed for Scotland's Ray Harryhausen show
RECENTLY restored models by the Hollywood special effects expert Ray Harryhausen, whose stop-motion monsters starred in movies such as Jason and the… → Read More
Danny Boyle on why he left the James Bond movie
The director of Trainspotting, Danny Boyle, has explained why he stepped away from the James Bond film last year. → Read More
Ossian and Scotland: 'Part of our own history, which at long last, we can stop being embarrassed about'
THEY were Scottish stories which transfixed the western world, a literary sensation telling tales of an epic, misty heroic past that became one of the greatest controversies of their age. The Ossian tales, published by schoolmaster James Macpherson in the 1760s, were bestsellers, and gripped European culture in a way few stories from Scotland have done before of since. But after years of… → Read More
Surge of creativity: the short lists for The Herald Scottish Culture Awards
THEY include award-winning international visual artists and thriving venues, from opera to rock theatre, from acclaimed writers to emerging talent. → Read More
As Edinburgh’s Film Festival opens: will a film studio open too?
IT may be the last Edinburgh International Film Festival before a “transformational” new film studio is opened in Scotland. → Read More
Hugo Weaving to play key role in Royal Lyceum's new version of classic sci-fi Solaris
THE Australian film star Hugo Weaving is to play a key role in a major new play staged by Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum Theatre. → Read More
Edinburgh Festival faces city grant cut
SCOTLAND’S most prestigious arts festival is facing a cut of £200,000 in its funding. → Read More
Why George Orwell feared for his life as he wrote Nineteen Eighty- Four
It was the Scottish island where George Orwell wrote one of the most influential books of the modern age. → Read More
Muriel Gray temporarily leaves her post at Glasgow School of Art
Muriel Gray, the chair of the Glasgow School of Art, has announced she is to step down from her role for a "temporary period." → Read More
Muriel Gray steps down from role at Glasgow School of Art
Muriel Gray, chair of the Glasgow School of Art, has announced she is to step down from her role for a "temporary period." → Read More
Fringe chief warns against ‘anti-tourism’ as Festival unveils shows
EVERY year since she took up the post, the chief executive of the Fringe, Shona McCarthy, says she is not concerned about the size of the Fringe… → Read More
Revealed: The 2019 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, with new venues, stars
IT is the festival that keeps on getting bigger. → Read More
Meet Meramuniotes: the Egyptian musician identified after 170 years
SHE was a musician, a percussionist who lived in ancient Egypt more than 1600 years ago. → Read More
MSPs hit back at Glasgow School of Art in row over its report into the Mackintosh Building
THE Culture Committee of the Scottish Parliament has criticised Glasgow School of Art's response to its report into the two disastrous fires at the… → Read More
Degree shows showcase Scotland’s art school talent
THEY are the climax of years of intense learning, hard work, friendship, skill and art. → Read More
Toy Story 4, Danny Boyle, and a celebration of women directors part of Edinburgh's 2019 film festival
TOY Story 4, Danny Boyle, a celebration of woman film makers and 18 world premieres will be part of this year's Edinburgh International Film… → Read More
'A complete author's life' - Ian Rankin donates his literary archive to the nation
THE best selling Scottish crime novelist Ian Rankin has gifted his literary archive to the nation. → Read More
Jokha Alharthi's Man Booker International prize win could transform her Scottish publisher
MINUTES after celebrating the success of Jokha Alharti's Celestial Bodies at the Man Booker International Prize, the founder of the small Scottish… → Read More