Christina Radish is the Senior Entertainment Reporter at Collider. Having worked at Collider for over a decade (since 2009), her primary focus is on film and television interviews with talent both in ...

The Sound Snatcher, The Tin Bird and The Block are just some of the fantastical new friends joining the Clangers on CBeebies this September with the first 13 episodes from a brand new second series. I ...

The Iron Chicken, who lives off nuts and bolts, and the Soup Dragon - who provides green soup from the soup wells - will also appear. The new series will use original creator Oliver Postgate’s ...

The latest DoppelClangers merchandise range, which features mash-up products of Clangers characters and various pop culture icons, is set to feature Doctor Who, per a deal between Coolabi Group and ...

DEEP in rural Kent stood an old pigsty, adapted into a workshop and studio. It was here where magical new worlds were created, from wool, paper, string and Meccano - which went on to change the face ...

The pink, knitted space creatures are set to charm a whole new generation with the help of its new narrator Michael Palin.. The cult TV show is making a comeback after undergoing a £5 million revamp, ...

The latest DoppelClangers merchandise range, which features mash-up products of Clangers characters and various pop culture icons, is set to feature Doctor Who, per a deal between Coolabi Group and ...

When it was first reported on this site that Smallfilms’ sixties and seventies stop-motion classic children’s series Clangers was next for the remake treatment, the fears of many were wittily summed ...

Children's show creator Peter Firmin was credited as having helped "lay the foundations" of today's television industry. He brought to life classic children's shows including Ivor The Engine and ...

13:21, Sun, Jul 1, 2018 Updated: 14:38, Sun, Jul 1, 2018 Clangers’ production company Coolabi confirmed the sad news in a statement, saying: “We are sad to announce that the artist Peter Firmin has ...

The gentle, trouserless space mice got under the skin of a generation of children who watched them on those hot, bulbous tellies we all used to have, and so did many other classic children’s TV ...