NAZA review: A powerful and deeply disturbing documentary about warfare in Gaza

Judging by the backlash the filmmakers have already endured in Israel, it’s also one of the most contentious, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calling the film “a false, misleading, and biased narrative” and the…

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‘It was so satisfying when I threw a rock through the screen’: the people sick of being spied on by their smart TV

The offence? His smart TV was downloading its third update in three days. "It drove me crazy with what seemed like daily software updates that never fixed anything and 'features' that never seemed to work," says the…

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Strictly's Kai Widdrington provides update on Delta Goodrem following injury

Last weekend, audiences missed out on a performance from the Australian singer after she sustained an injury – but now she's back! The BBC recently confirmed that Goodrem will return to the Strictly dancefloor this…

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CLASH FILM #26: London Film Festival 2026 Special

While not as illustrious as Cannes or as innovative as Sundance, the capital’s annual festival still draws all the big names and this year’s selection is one of the strongest in recent memory. Here are three picks from…

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Two EastEnders favourites cast in Pretty Woman stage musical in lead roles

The soap alumni will be taking on the lead roles of Vivian and Edward when the show returns to the New Wimbledon Theatre in March 2027. The production is set to hit 19 venues next year finishing up in Aberdeen in…

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‘We’ll keep doing this if people pay us!’ The cast of TV hit Ghosts on making a movie – and maybe a caveman spinoff

The show's central relationships, between Charlotte Ritchie's Alison and the ghosts who haunt her tumbledown inherited manor house, were neatly tied up, as they encouraged her to sell the place to a hotel developer. It…

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Explosive births, talking foxes and the devil in a trenchcoat – the Sitges fantastic film festival in all its creepy glory

This year's recurring themes were explosive parturition, chewed-up nipples and the fruit of the womb turning out to be at best sociopathic, at worst inhuman. The theme was celebrated in an evil-kiddy exhibition at the…

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Live Report: Courtney Barnett – Bristol Beacon

Released in late March, the songwriter’s fourth album sees her embrace a new sense of sonic lushness, and to great effect. Monday’s show took place at Bristol Beacon, a real jewel in the city’s crown since its…

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Gay basketball player Isaac Humphries retires due to ongoing knee injury

Humphries, who came out as gay in 2022, retires at 28 after almost a decade as a professional basketballer. Read next Humphries shared an emotional farewell on social media , writing: “I’m so sad to say goodbye like…

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Mariah Carey’s Holiday Bar is launching at London’s O2 for Christmas

The London pop-up will be transformed into a festive bar, immersing guests in Mariah-inspired Christmas décor fit for the Queen of Christmas herself. Read next Visitors can expect interactive photo opportunities…

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