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A transgender gravel cyclist who won a womens race was slammed by SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly after wondering why no one joined her on the podium in an Instagram post.

Aberdeen Performing Arts head of creative engagement Susan Whyte is constantly working to spread a positive message about the arts.

Aberdeen Performing Arts announced its plans to host guest-curated events Delve, with the first creative weekend taking place next month.

Tide Lines, Aly Bain, The Chair and Inge Thomson are among those who have joined the bill

SCOTTISH instrumental folk act The Peatbog Faeries, favourite Shetland sons Fiddlers’ Bid and a New Orleans-style brass band are among the first names to be unveiled as part of an eclectic music line-up for this summer’s Tall Ships visit to Lerwick. The main headliners for...

The day after Black Friday, a global gathering of creatives will demonstrate how art and community can do some good in the world with Fair Saturday.

Inge Thomson is also up for the music producer of the year prize

AWARD-WINNING Scottish performers will play a free gig to mark the end of Glasgow Universitys ARCadia Festival of Ideas.

The Scottish musician has become one of the most lauded names on the European folk scene. Tim Cumming follows Polwart’s career from her trad band origins to the award-winning singer-songwriter we know today

The unmistakable smell of paraffin filled the air as a band of thirty Vikings lit their torches in the incongruous setting of a side street in the heart of Glasgow’s Merchant City, writes Caroline McKenzie. A small crowd of curious onlookers gathered, as squad members from...