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'Oddity' won the top prize at the 2024 Overlook Film Festival. Read the complete winners list.

A look at the exciting film and TV projects that came by the Den of Geek Studio at SXSW.

Premiered at SXSW, Damian McCarthy's second feature film stars a doubling Carolyn Bracken. Coming to Shudder sometime in 2024. Review.

Goals from Markus Henriksen and Harry Wilson have given Hull City a 2-0 lead over the Blues at Portman Road at half-time.

Midfielders Kevin Bru and Stephen Hunt will be available for Saturday’s trip to Middlesbrough but striker David McGoldrick isn’t yet ready to make his return from his thigh injury.

Keeper Dean Gerken is set to be out of action for at least a month with the shoulder injury he sustained in the closing stages of Saturday’s 3-0 defeat at Birmingham City.

?A trainee fitness instructor swung “martial arts kicks” at a dog walker, threatening to kill the man and his German shepherd in a violent confrontation at a Dublin seafront promenade.

When excitement levels hit fever pitch on the night before Christmas, you might need to figure out which routines to maintain and which ones to ditch, writes Helen O’Callaghan

Striker Will Keane admitted it was frustrating to concede an injury-time equaliser in yesterday’s FA Cup second-round tie against Coventry but was pleased to net his second goal of the season and get another game under his belt and feels he is getting closer to his best.

David McGoldrick netted a brilliant low drive deep in injury time to grab Town a last-gasp 2-2 draw against bottom club Rotherham United at Portman Road. Freddie Sears had put the Blues in front in the third minute but man of the match Danny Ward equalised four minutes later, then put the visitors in front three minutes after the break. Town rarely looked like getting back on terms in a lacklustre second half until McGoldrick’s late strike.