With his debut fiction film Nickel Boys, RaMell Ross finds a cinematic language to interrogate Black historical narratives ...

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Things are looking brighter at Summerhall – as HMRC action against the venue ends, they've confirmed they will host an ...

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We chat with German-Afghan author Aria Aber about her debut novel Good Girl and the complexities of conveying the desires and ...

The blue-haired bombshell oft dubbed the ‘Queen of African Pop’, Moonchild Sanelly is back. Her latest outing, Full Moon, is ...

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Ahead of The Skinny's screening of Matthias & Maxime at GFT as part of Queer Cinema Sundays, we asked our writers, "Who are ...

Excellent cooking, homely vibes and a timeless feel make Stockbridge Eating House a great new addition to Edinburgh's food ...

In acclaimed Congolese author Alain Mabanckou's latest book, a new resident of Frère Lachaise cemetery has to reckon with ...

Some book launches, poetry nights and a seance for Rabbie Burns over this month – here are our January literary highlights.