The Cineskinny is the film review podcast from The Skinny – this week's episode is a live recording from GFT's Queer Cinema Sunday, where the Cineskinny team held a post-screening discussion about Gregg Araki's 1997 black comedy Nowhere Read more »

Following the release of his debut EP, Swans Today, we catch up with Edinburgh-based rising talent Paulie Swan Read more »

King Tut's summer festival Summer Nights kicks off this week. Elsewhere, Richard Maguire opens his exhibition at Collective Gallery and Marjolein Robertson previews her work in progress at Monkey Barrel Read more »

With the second cohort from NFTS Scotland's Sean Connery Lab due to premiere their short films at next month's Edinburgh International Film Festival, we look back to one of the most impressive works from the scheme's inaugural year: Ryan Pollock's Gowk Read more »

Looking for a copy of our July 2026 magazine? Here's where to find one in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee Read more »

At the Modern Institute, David Wojnarowicz: some day this will all be crumbling ruins prompts one writer to reflect on the power of photographic portraits to memorialise those who passed during the AIDS epidemic Read more »

One writer lets us in on what he's running to, explaining why he ditched high tempos and BPMs in favour of ambient, drone and experimental cuts Read more »

Edinburgh artist Matthew Wilson shares his favourite places to go and things to see across the city Read more »

We talk to Portuguese film writer and director Laura Carreira about what she's learned from 14 years living in Edinburgh Read more »

French director Vladimir de Fontenay and English actor Woody Norman talk to us about working together on My Father's Island, following a father and son on an ill-advised trip to live on a Norwegian Island for a year Read more »