Arts & Entertainment
FROM camping outside for eight hours, to blocking your view in increasingly inventive ways, here’s how youngsters are ruining concerts.
IT’S that time of year for articles entitled ‘The best jokes of the Edinburgh Festival’. Here standup Martin Bishop talks you through his favourite incredibly laboured gags.
THE number of genuine Scots resident in Edinburgh has hit a new August low of three, surveyors have confirmed.
HIP hop is 50, tired, has nothing new to say and makes a little yelping noise when it has to get up out of an armchair, it has emerged.
REFORMING to cash in on nostalgia is a common way for bands to make some money in their twilight years. Although these unmissed acts really needn't bother.
EDINBURGH is being invaded by middle-class students hoping their dire fringe shows will lead to comedy or acting success. Here Charlotte Phelps outlines her slightly nauseating plans.
YOU wouldn’t expect an ultra-bland daytime show like This Morning to have a ‘toxic culture’, but the allegations keep on coming. Here former researcher Carl (not his real name) reveals what went on.
A FRIEND has insisted for the 16th time that you simply must watch Donnie Darko or some other 'classic'. Here are ways to excuse yourself for another few years.
FEW things were more thrilling as a child than seeing the TV being wheeled into your classroom. However, the fun ended in disillusionment, in these stages.
BANDS love to make jokey songs that no one will take seriously, right? However these tracks made the fatal mistake of being beloved by the masses.